I'm kinda of tired of the way the show creates drama/tension. It seemed really needless to kill of Miller - like I was kind of disappointed, especially when the show frames every flashforward death in fragments and tries to make you believe it's a main character (they almost always pose Oliver as the victim, probably because he's the "innocent one"). It was emotional sure, because of Bonnie's Relationship with him, but that's about the only significance there was. The Gabriel reveal was kind of "meh" and reaching into soap opera territory. As much as I love Viola Davis and think the show has a very talented cast, I think I've reached my limit for the show's format and mysterious backstory revelations. I don't think the show can sustain itself with these plots without it becoming (even more) over the top.
Shout by AllysonVIP 9BlockedParentSpoilers2018-11-18T20:51:54Z
I'm kinda of tired of the way the show creates drama/tension. It seemed really needless to kill of Miller - like I was kind of disappointed, especially when the show frames every flashforward death in fragments and tries to make you believe it's a main character (they almost always pose Oliver as the victim, probably because he's the "innocent one"). It was emotional sure, because of Bonnie's Relationship with him, but that's about the only significance there was. The Gabriel reveal was kind of "meh" and reaching into soap opera territory.
As much as I love Viola Davis and think the show has a very talented cast, I think I've reached my limit for the show's format and mysterious backstory revelations. I don't think the show can sustain itself with these plots without it becoming (even more) over the top.