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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spells &amp; Karma" data-source="post: 185382" data-attributes="member: 23">Series Three of Waiting For God has pushed the boundaries a little more. The jury is out on whether this is good for the series or not. Perhaps time will tell. Some things have disturbed me slightly, but possibly not the things you'd think. I'm absolutely fine with Tom and Diana crossing the line into having sex, for instance. But I had an issue with Harvey hiding behind the filing cabinet in order to prevent Jane from fiddling with his letter to the dating agency.The reason, I suppose, is that Tom and Diana's dynamic, whether their relationship is platonic or romantic, remains essentially the same. Whereas the joy of Jane's attraction towards Harvey for me lay in his apparent obliviousness to it and to her, barring the odd "Jane, you're touching me". Even though he's apparently repelled by Jane it's quite a contrast that he's now aware of her. And that's thrown off the status quo. Jane and Marion have also experienced personality transformations. Thinking about it, it's almost a swap. Jane, on her faux engagement to Harvey, became a little power drunk and bossy. While Marion's been freaking everyone out by offering peace and love in her New Age persona. Again, I have mixed feelings. Jane's new personality didn't work for me at all (thankfully, it was only temporary) while Marion's did. Even though I love drunken bitter Marion, the New Age version gave some great reactions from people and continues to do so. We now seem to be back to some middle ground, with New Age Marion still having a fondness for the booze.Sitcom worlds have collided, with Diana hijacking Age Concern and doling out advice to Nanny from Father, Dear Father. Be still my heart.</blockquote>

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