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Future Live Rewatches #2 - Please Read! :) NOW WATCHING: The Path season 2!
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So now let's officially schedule the rewatch of Skins 2x06 for Friday, January 6, 9PM GMT, which is... ...4PM for Finnegan (right?) ...10PM for me ...12:30AM for Sheida Anyone else wanna join in? __________________
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Cool I think Jessica mentioned that Skins wasn't her kind of show and that she might sit this one out
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Its tonight cant wait
Hmm Ill see if Nia from the Skins board would like to come __________________
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Orpheus & Eurydice in DC/YA and Skins
References for our live rewatch of Skins s2e6 later today:
-- A quite good whole-episode clip of Skins s2e6 is available on YouTube either here (a restricted video [sex scenes] requiring a YouTube account) or here (same video, unrestricted, no account required). -- The scene in Dawson's Creek 3/20, "The Longest Day" (May 2000), in which Krudski tells Jen the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, apparently to foreshadow and promote Young Americans as a summer 2000 fill-in for DC, can be viewed here. It's strikingly similar to the opening of Skins s2e6 -- except that Skins 2/6 omits the ending of the story, whereas DC 3/20 does not. One interesting question is why Skins omits it. -- Comparing YA to Skins, most recent page of this thread. -- The thread for discussion of Skins s2e6 on the Skins board of this forum is http://www.fanforum.com/f287/2x06-%5...sion-62874788/. On it, I've posted, in diverse recent posts, the case for my argument that the episode is a dream, as well as references to soundtrack songs and visual props that can enhance viewing. Quote:
S1e1 of Skins is deliberately painful: "that from which we are to be redeemed" is of necessity the start of a redemption story. I failed twice to make it past s1e1. My wife (who in the past week has ploughed through 4 seasons and on into the fifth, past me), also hated s1e1 and had to be cajoled past it. So did my elder son -- he stalled for a week after s1e1 but has watched an average of two episodes a week since then. Only my younger son, who started Skins with s3 (the path to hell) last year, didn't dislike s1e1. (It's been almost like all watching YA as a family in summer 2000, with the added advantage that we can all watch, and rewatch, when we wish, and hence discuss better.) There is a similar, but much briefer, presentation of "that from which we are to be redeemed" in YA, which is also a redemption story (of both Jake and Will, who are, in different ways, Everyman). It's the naked run into the lake (a false baptism introduced by a doubly ironic line, "Gotta love tradition"), the scene in which Scout and Bella quote the first chapter of Segal's Love Story, and the scene in which Will and Scout tell each other lies about misbehaviors that they never committed while walking through the woods in their boxers. Those scenes are painful; there is nothing like them later in the drama. In these scenes of YA, as in the first episode of Skins, sex is dissociated from love. It's "that from which we are to be redeemed" by a love story, and it's kinda gross. __________________
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I have to agree with you Finnegan, if it werent for the fact that Anja ket telling me the show was awesome I wouldnt have watched past episode 1, but I decided to give it one more try and I have to say I loved episode 2.
Also Finnegan, we can also invite people from the Skins board to come watch if you want, I already told Nia, if you want post a link on the Skins board, maybe one of them joins us __________________
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Orpheus & Eurydice in DC/YA and Skins
Sheida -- Keep at it. In general, Skins s1 and s2 just keep getting better and better. By s1e5, you'll discern the beginnings of the main "first generation" story-line trajectory.
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Everyone else, please note the rewatch reference links I've provided two posts previously on this thread. __________________
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Hey there Nia!
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I didn't know you had watched YA...or did I? You should rewatch it, you know?
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I didnt know youd watched YA Nia great! And thanks so much for showng up, sorry Im slightly late guys, my internet took long to connect.
I think we decided to watch it in the 'dream' thread? Would you like to bmp that up Finnegan? And we can get started __________________
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Skins 2/6, DC 3/20, and YA: Orpheus and Eurydice as prelude to a dream
Well, it's 4PM here. Ready?
Links to Skins s2e6 on YouTube, to Krudski in DC 3/20, and to prior discussion here. Skins s2e6 seems to be Tony's dream of going to school to learn to love better. While there, he meets an older version of what he'll be if he doesn't: the solider on the train, and the lecturer at the university, both played by the same actor. And it's all introduced by a reading of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth. Seems incredibly similar to Young Americans to me, given Krudski's introduction of YA by reciting the Orpheus and Eurydice myth in DC 3/20. __________________
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