There’s a fun art to these television plays. They’re made cheaply and cannot always be counted on for the highest quality of image so they work around that through simple visual setups and incredibly engaging dialogue. The character of Keith is already so fascinating with how self-righteous he is while still being reasonably upset. With Candace Marie as a foil, the couple make for a delightfully insufferable pair to watch. You sympathize with what they want but recoil with how they behave combined with their idealism. They talk about being of upright society and yet cannot bear to be among society. The cost of community is occasional inconvenience!
There’s a fun art to these television plays. They’re made cheaply and cannot always be counted on for the highest quality of image so they work around that through simple visual setups and incredibly engaging dialogue. The character of Keith is already so fascinating with how self-righteous he is while still being reasonably upset. With Candace Marie as a foil, the couple make for a delightfully insufferable pair to watch. You sympathize with what they want but recoil with how they behave combined with their idealism. They talk about being of upright society and yet cannot bear to be among society. The cost of community is occasional inconvenience!