Wicked Wicked Games

I love wicked, wicked games. It is well thought out, the plot twists are extraordinary and the acting is great. Blythe is really over the top, quite psychotic and a joy to watch for all true soap fans.You just never know what truly evil thing she is going to come up with next. I must say though, Loni needs to get a backbone and really show Blythe what she can do. I wonder if Hope is really dead also. I cheered when Anna showed up. I think she is the only person that Blythe really fears. I understand that having your dead mom resurrect herself after twenty years can be somewhat troublesome and traumatic, but really Brooke has got to stop sniveling and handle the situation. Bring on the serious drama people, and I'll hold on to my hat. I can't wait to see what happens next.

If Fox promotes this show heavily like they did the O.C. and re-airs the pilot episodes, this show could be the next O.C.. The casting is perfect, the plot twists are great on this show, and the production quality is top notch. The pilot episodes draws the viewers in like the pilot episodes of the O.C. and with daily episodes, it could possibly become the most successful show since the O.C., Dynasty, and Dallas. Like the pilot episodes of the O.C., the story lines are very interesting giving the viewers a glimpse of the advantages and problems of wealth and success, with insights into extreme business tactics and interesting commentary on relationships for courtship, marriage, betrayal, and affairs.

Interesting storyline. But mostly entertaining because of Tatum O'Neal's overacting. I grew up watching Tatum and so I do believe that I have some basis for input here. She definitely deserved her Oscar at age 10, but maybe needs a bit of a brush-up on technique. She is very beautiful and has aged very amazingly well. But her acting in this show is unnatural. As far as the program goes, it's a fun concept! However, the shallow typecast characters are sadly underwhelming because there is no intellect to the dialog. Still...entertaining to watch, if only just for the novelty.

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This 'novela' is turning out to be a lot more than what I expected it to be. The actors seem to be getting better at their crafts, and I find myself wanting to tune in, in order to find out what surprises are coming up for me in the next round. While Tatum O'Neil (Blythe) does bring a lot of her acting 'prowess' to this show, I king of wish they'd cut out so much slapping and get on with the good stuff. I also enjoy Femi Emiola (Lani) and Nicolas Irons (Taylor) and have decided to make them my favorite couple of the show, so far. It is also good to see actor Clive Robertson (Theodore Crawford) back in action again, since it's been a while that I've seen him on television or in a movie. Giselle Jones and Azie Tesfai are pretty good in their roles as well. I can't wait for the next episode, just to see where we'll be 'heading to' next.

This show is fun with the over-the-top campiness. I can tell based on the performances they don't take themselves too seriously. The acting is not great but that may be because the dialogue is awful, so there not a lot of the actors can do about that. But it's a lot of fun to watch although it is so unbelievable. A woman wanting to go through this much to get back at a guy for dumping her? It's a bit much. The whole involving her sons to join in on this pointless mission is ridiculous. I kept asking my hubby" wait, she's doing all of this because dude broke up with her?"

Tatum O'Neal, I'm familiar with but as a child actress. This is the first thing I've seen of her acting as an adult, but she's not that great but again that could just be the horrible script.

You can pass some time with this show without hurling, so why not.