Ray
2004-11-30 23:05:32 UTC
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I know Las Vegas sometimes suffers from lack of believability but
the decision of Danny and Mary to call off the wedding in "Silver
Star" made no sense. We are to believe that two people who have
been friends for most of their life after spending three or four
great days together enjoying great sex and having a great time
just hanging out together decide they don't want to be married?
Heck, that sounds like a great reason to do it.
Maybe the writers were afraid of "Rhoda Syndrome". Maybe they
figured marriage would kill the characters. If so fine but if they
couldn't come up with anything better then this they could have
(should have IMO), just left it on the back burner.
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I know Las Vegas sometimes suffers from lack of believability but
the decision of Danny and Mary to call off the wedding in "Silver
Star" made no sense. We are to believe that two people who have
been friends for most of their life after spending three or four
great days together enjoying great sex and having a great time
just hanging out together decide they don't want to be married?
Heck, that sounds like a great reason to do it.
Maybe the writers were afraid of "Rhoda Syndrome". Maybe they
figured marriage would kill the characters. If so fine but if they
couldn't come up with anything better then this they could have
(should have IMO), just left it on the back burner.