They’ve clearly never watched “Line of Duty”I just can’t respect a grown adult who shortens names to an initial.
Viewing figures seem to suggest quite a few gave up after one episode.
If it was really gripping wouldn't more people have immediately watched the other ones? 2.4 million doesn't seem that high considering all the coverage.
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I interpreted that as another way for Meghan to manipulate Harry, and creating a new identity for him written and directed by her.I just can’t respect a grown adult who shortens names to an initial.
This was their last chance to make the world look at them, and they've well and truly mucked it up.
I’m enjoying it so far. I don’t find them problematic at all, they’re pretty harmless. The only issues I’ve seen people picking up have either been taken out of context or haven’t been paid attention to, for example Harry saying he doesn’t have that many early memories of his mum. That’s not the same as saying he doesn’t have many memories of his mum.
Agree with all your points. Her niece from what I saw is the good reflection from her family. Has she been fully cut off do you think or are they on speaking terms now? I also thought it was a weak excuse that for security reasons she could not attend but was perfectly fine for her mum and celeb friends.Yes, I felt sorry for her too. She seemed very sweet and was severely mistreated by Meghan who seemed very hot towards her then cold - to the point of cutting her off! I saw it as Meghan feeling as if her niece would in some way reflect poorly on her - which is weird as she was articulate, immaculately presented and diplomatic in what she said. Never mind though, as she is far better off without her!
I reckon some of these 'friends' were paid-for by Netflix.
Oh I absolutely agree on that. I’d get toothache if I watched them for too long- the saccharine sweet lovebirds are a bit much! But again I find it kind of endearing cos you can’t fake that loved up body language.i don’t find them problematic but i do find them both irritating (in a non offensive sort of way). the bbc commentary was needlessly harsh but it did describe this series as being “a love song to themselves” which seems accurate. can only agree with the above comment that they’re a bit sickening to watch sometimes absolutely agree that a lot of comments are being taken out of context though.
some of meghan’s comments in things she didn’t realise about the royals seems a little naive for a culturally savvy la native but i don’t dislike her, she’s exactly how i thought she would be. watching the uk described through a very american lense is interesting though.
i’ve found it watchable but i also don’t really get the point of it. they both say nothing new, there’s no big revelations. if anything i just got the vibe that harry wanted out already and meghan was/is exactly the right personality to help him do that.
they are absolutely nauseating in places though the proposal bit wrecked me. but i am also single and bitter.
Oh I absolutely agree on that. I’d get toothache if I watched them for too long- the saccharine sweet lovebirds are a bit much! But again I find it kind of endearing cos you can’t fake that loved up body language.
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