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	<title>Comments on: Allan Ball Interview: Season 3 insights</title>
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		<title>By: Matt Price</title>
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		<dc:creator>Matt Price</dc:creator>
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		<description>Although we have not read the books, my wife and I think that every season will introduce a new type of supernatural creature. We both thought that season 2 should not have spent as much time on the Maryann storyline. The series seemed to loose some of its intensity. As much as I loved the sexuality that flowed through season one, I had the disquieting feeling that the entire Maryann storyline was added as an excuse to show the orgy scenes. (As Seinfeld would say, &quot;Not that there&#039;s anything wrong with that...&quot;, but the show seemed to deviate from its previous path.) I suppose the real question is- Did the books actually go into Maryann as much? Despite the little whinge, we are both totally addicted to the series and looking forward to season 3. Despite frequent probing, I have not been able to determine whether Bill, Eric, Jason or Sam is the focus of my wife&#039;s interest in the show. As for myself, Anna Paquin has &quot;blossomed&quot; (very nicely, thank you very much), since X-Men, however, could a scene be written into the storyline, maybe a costume party, for example, where she could wear a long pair of Rogues&#039; silk gloves? (Just kidding!)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although we have not read the books, my wife and I think that every season will introduce a new type of supernatural creature. We both thought that season 2 should not have spent as much time on the Maryann storyline. The series seemed to loose some of its intensity. As much as I loved the sexuality that flowed through season one, I had the disquieting feeling that the entire Maryann storyline was added as an excuse to show the orgy scenes. (As Seinfeld would say, &#8220;Not that there&#8217;s anything wrong with that&#8230;&#8221;, but the show seemed to deviate from its previous path.) I suppose the real question is- Did the books actually go into Maryann as much? Despite the little whinge, we are both totally addicted to the series and looking forward to season 3. Despite frequent probing, I have not been able to determine whether Bill, Eric, Jason or Sam is the focus of my wife&#8217;s interest in the show. As for myself, Anna Paquin has &#8220;blossomed&#8221; (very nicely, thank you very much), since X-Men, however, could a scene be written into the storyline, maybe a costume party, for example, where she could wear a long pair of Rogues&#8217; silk gloves? (Just kidding!)</p>
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