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Dec. 25th, 2008 11:32 pmI am, perhaps more than most, ready to give some slack to a retelling.
However, when you decide to tell a story about people named George Washington, Ben Franklin, King George, and Johnny Tremaine, and they all work in a tailor shop in Chicago in 1820, then maybe it's time to reconsider if using those names is worth the tension it generates in your audience.
I think, once I get past that, I may enjoy Merlin The Series. Or maybe in later episodes they'll show me why those names are important to the story, if I keep watching.
However, when you decide to tell a story about people named George Washington, Ben Franklin, King George, and Johnny Tremaine, and they all work in a tailor shop in Chicago in 1820, then maybe it's time to reconsider if using those names is worth the tension it generates in your audience.
I think, once I get past that, I may enjoy Merlin The Series. Or maybe in later episodes they'll show me why those names are important to the story, if I keep watching.