If you thought that the mind blown emoji meant that I loved season two then…blahđ. I liked itđ. If youâve followed my blog for awhile then you probably know that I hated season one. It was a huge disappointment and not a good representation of South Africaâs excellent entertainment industry. But theyâve actually redeemed themselves in season two.

The thing about receiving criticism for your work is that it provides a platform to improve. Itâs not an attack on you not matter how brutal the feedback is and if the feedback is followed it can really polish up your work. An example of this are the pilot episodes of âBig Bang Theoryâ. Itâs universally agreed upon that they were terrible and itâs not a surprise that it was not picked up for the season it initially tested for. But the producers took the harsh feedback and improved upon the idea and now we know of the show as one do the greatest in history.
Iâm definitely one of those that believe in being polite and not hurting peopleâs feelings but we canât expect people who do not know us personally to not be unfiltered in their critique. They have no emotional connection to us and judge from a completely unbiased point of view which is a catalyst to improve.
The first season of Blood and Water was a hot mess. There was just too many stories going on that barely melded together properly, the cast was just…bad at acting. None of them had ever been a main character. It seemed that they were trying to win the Olympics for inclusion at the cost of the show with a polyamorous pan sexual, interracial dating, poor and rich people hanging out, teacher-student relationships, problematic sex scenes and with that going on I still got felt sleepy and got bored. Season two there was a big improvement with there being literally no sex scenes (of which Iâm not a prude but using sex to keep a show going rather than a good storyline is a weak and overused tactic) and the storylines flowed a lot better. The acting from the main cast drastically improved. Their speech was more realistic and interactions more authentic. I have to command Zama in particular. Last season I used to roll my eyes every time she said âfriendâ. This season her words and relationship was much better. Also the drama was toned down and there was a lot more focus on the main storyline. And other stories within the series had to fit into it.
The cinematography and music was great this season. The angles and shots were so much better and helped me get immersed into the story which was something I struggled with in the first season. I barely had to fast-forward most of the episodes and when I did it was because I wanted to know what happened next.
Iâm really impressed with the big improvement in the show and actually looking forward to what will happen in season three. I honestly wasnât expecting much when I began to watch season two and actually delayed because of how hard season one flopped to me. Itâs not perfect, itâs probably not even in my top ten…or twenty but I think I might actually be able to re-watch this season two or three times.

You are good at reviewing you almost convinced to look for that …blood and water but time to watch LOL .You are doing well with you blog keep at it.
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Thank youđ
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You are welcome
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Where do you stay in Zimbabwe? Are you able to do advert scripts?
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In Harare. Yes, Iâm able to do advert scripts.
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Okay i will keep you in mind and get in touch when something comes up alright!
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Awesome sauce! That would be great.
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