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Old 03-05-2015, 06:21 PM #1
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Anyone else here fans of The newer show The 100's or Switched at Birth?
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Hi SkimbleShanks,
I don't know Switched, but I was really looking forward to The 100 when it started here last year, I love good, escapist Sci-fi.
However, I was immediately put off by the fact that there seems to be a rogue cosmetologist roaming the ruined Earth, waxing everyone's eyebrows, coiffing their hair and applying liberal amounts of make-up. Surely they could adopt a Natural look whilst filming to set a realistic tone.
Picky, I know - maybe I'm becoming cantankerous

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Not cantankerous. I notice those things too.
I often notice mistakes on sets as well.
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Hi SkimbleShanks,
I don't know Switched, but I was really looking forward to The 100 when it started here last year, I love good, escapist Sci-fi.
However, I was immediately put off by the fact that there seems to be a rogue cosmetologist roaming the ruined Earth, waxing everyone's eyebrows, coiffing their hair and applying liberal amounts of make-up. Surely they could adopt a Natural look whilst filming to set a realistic tone.
Picky, I know - maybe I'm becoming cantankerous

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I did wonder some of those things as well. I also wondered how they were getting around so clean lol.
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