Re: Joan Of Arcadia too subtle for American audiences?

On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 23:59:14 -0800, Tim May
<timcmay@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>>(Hint: Jews are behind the show, the studio, and the network. Think
>>about it.)

Hint:  Barabara Hall, the show's creator and producer, is a devout
Catholic.

>In article <4aqs31ltl8nmeth6k3nke4ffsdlvfg4i1k@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, jayembee
><jayembeenospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> rgorman@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (David Johnston) wrote:
>> 
>> > Steven O. <null@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> >
>> >> So, Joan Of Arcadia, the Friday night show about the teenage girl
who
>> >> gets missions from God, is not doing great in the ratings.  Some
>> >> people have faulted the 2nd season writing, but as a fan of both
>> >> seasons, I'm not sure I see that much difference.
>> >
>> > As a non fan of the second season, I see a considerable difference.  
>> > The plotlines for the second season are far more mundane.  Joan isn't
>> > making nearly as much of a difference to people now.  
>> 
>> As someone who still likes the show, I see the same difference. I
>> still think the show is well-written and -acted enough to be worth
>> watching, but it's not, overall, up to the first season, and I can
>> understand why others are disappointed in the change.
>
>
>Why is it surprising that the YHWH "G_D" is making less and less of an
>effect on people? "Joan of Arcadia" is, in Hollywood style, compressing
>the 2500-year old march to "God is Dead" in 4 seasons, when it will
>die, without Resurrection. 
>
>(Hint: Jews are behind the show, the studio, and the network. Think
>about it.)
>
>
>--Tim May


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