Apparently so. I’ve seen somewhere he was supposed to die at the end of this series as well, but they changed their minds right at the last minute.Wasn't Fez meant to die in the first series then they writer changed his mind?
the actor who plays ashtray also confirmed that fez was meant to die at the end of this series but they changed it the day before shooting. which, if that doesn’t tell you something about how this show is written i don’t know what doesWasn't Fez meant to die in the first series then they writer changed his mind?
Agree with all of this, especially the bit about Rue’s dead dad. We get it already. I think the school play was meant to show how they clever the writer is and it worked out ok in the first of the episodes but I was bored by the second. Also if I’d been watching that play irl, I’d have walked out. It’s quite niche, innit.Just watched the final episode….
Disappointed!!!!!
they really didn’t need the school play to run into this episode. I really didn’t like it. It took away from what should have been a really action packed finale.
wanted to see far more between Rue & Jules, that was a cop out.
wanted to see more of the fight between Cassie & Maddie and the aftermath of it.
Nate shopping Cal to the police should have been explained more, it came out of left field.
what on earth was that stupid scene with Elliot singing to Rue?!!! Just when I thought he was finished, along came another verse and another chorus! Just shut up!!!!!
the Fez/Ashtray storyline was beyond predictable. It wasn’t shocking or emotionally charged - it was boring and too drawn out.
I’m not sure where they go from here with another season? But that was a piss poor season across the board as far as I’m concerned. Far too much arty airy fairy filler/dream sequences. How many times have we seen the same scenes from Rue’s fathers wake? It’s just taking up time that should be spent on new parts of the story.
that made meAgree with all of this, especially the bit about Rue’s dead dad. We get it already. I think the school play was meant to show how they clever the writer is and it worked out ok in the first of the episodes but I was bored by the second. Also if I’d been watching that play irl, I’d have walked out. It’s quite niche, innit.
It was quite disappointing, it could have been kept to episode 7 - the whole thing just felt really disjointed and jumpyJust watched the final episode….
Disappointed!!!!!
they really didn’t need the school play to run into this episode. I really didn’t like it. It took away from what should have been a really action packed finale.
wanted to see far more between Rue & Jules, that was a cop out.
wanted to see more of the fight between Cassie & Maddie and the aftermath of it.
Nate shopping Cal to the police should have been explained more, it came out of left field.
what on earth was that stupid scene with Elliot singing to Rue?!!! Just when I thought he was finished, along came another verse and another chorus! Just shut up!!!!!
the Fez/Ashtray storyline was beyond predictable. It wasn’t shocking or emotionally charged - it was boring and too drawn out.
I’m not sure where they go from here with another season? But that was a piss poor season across the board as far as I’m concerned. Far too much arty airy fairy filler/dream sequences. How many times have we seen the same scenes from Rue’s fathers wake? It’s just taking up time that should be spent on new parts of the story.
Yeah and where are all the school teachers and faculty staff?! You’ve got random pupils and audience members jumping on stage, fighting and throwing the C-Bomb around and there’s no staff members coming in to shut it down!that made melike why would anyone else in this school want to sit through an entire play about one group of students? though the theory that the rest of the school absolutely hates them still makes sense!
I just rewatched the episode and could not believe no teachers were handing out the punishments, or there even. It’s so strange the entire school has been forced to watch this play, yet the only adults seem to be Lexi’s mum and the man sitting next to her.Yeah and where are all the school teachers and faculty staff?! You’ve got random pupils and audience members jumping on stage, fighting and throwing the C-Bomb around and there’s no staff members coming in to shut it down!
I mean, it’s been a long time since I was at school and I live in the U.K. rather than America, but surely the play would have had to have been run past an adult at some point before they got to perform it? I don’t think it would have even gotten to the casting stage in this country as it would be seen as a form of bullying because the characters are so obviously based on real pupils (obviously I know that this is where suspension of disbelief comes into play, but still…).I just rewatched the episode and could not believe no teachers were handing out the punishments, or there even. It’s so strange the entire school has been forced to watch this play, yet the only adults seem to be Lexi’s mum and the man sitting next to her.
exactly this! how did lexi even get to the stage without at least one teacher looking over it? who was running the rehearsals? who arranged the ridiculous stage revolve that no high school would ever be able to afford? i know you have to suspend belief to a point but it’s ridiculous.I mean, it’s been a long time since I was at school and I live in the U.K. rather than America, but surely the play would have had to have been run past an adult at some point before they got to perform it? I don’t think it would have even gotten to the casting stage in this country as it would be seen as a form of bullying because the characters are so obviously based on real pupils (obviously I know that this is where suspension of disbelief comes into play, but still…).
I think it was a good portrayal of an addict. At first you sympathise with her, then you start to get pissed off with how many times she fucks up, especially when it starts affecting the people around her like her mum and her sister, who have also lost Rue’s dad (I speak as someone who has an alcoholic in the family).Does anyone else deeply dislike Rue? I like Zendaya as an actress but I find Rue so one dimensional as a character. She's boring! There are too many "artistic" scenes in series 2 which take away from the story, some of it is like a GCSE film studies project.
I loved Fez and Ashtray !!!
This is a very cool ad. Takes dedication and she must have had an interest to begin with, but deffo a paid partnership all the same, so takes the sheen off it a little for meI love her for this
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