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    Dracula (BBC drama)

    Well, I have mixed feelings about the first episode. I'm enjoying some of it but the feeling of Dracula sounding (& acting) more like a London geezer, than a European nobleman just grates with me...

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    Hmmm. Thanks for the heads up.
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    1st Episode - First half slow, second half better
    2nd Episode - Generally pretty good
    3rd Episode - Mostly messy plot and paper thin characters for a daft ending
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    1st Episode - First half slow, second half better
    2nd Episode - Generally pretty good
    3rd Episode - Mostly messy plot and paper thin characters for a daft ending
    Not recommended then overall? Nothing a horror fan won't have already seen?
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    Quote Originally Posted by kidgloves View Post
    Not recommended then overall? Nothing a horror fan won't have already seen?
    Overall no... If the third episode hasn't been such tosh, then yes...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neil View Post
    1st Episode - First half slow, second half better
    2nd Episode - Generally pretty good
    3rd Episode - Mostly messy plot and paper thin characters for a daft ending

    That was my assessment. However, as bad as the 3rd episode is, I do not regret the time spent watching it.

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