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	Comments on: 5 Reasons Season 2 Of &#8216;Orange Is The New Black&#8217; Is Better Than The First	</title>
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		By: serena		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I felt season 2 was ultimately stronger, with a strong thanks to the inclusion of Vee, a terrifying villain who furthers the show&#x27;s themes of power and control within small institutions. The only real letdown was Piper and her storylines--I think Taylor Schilling does a capable, sometimes tremendous job as Piper, but it&#x27;s the character I don&#x27;t like, often self-involved and with WASP-y shock at everything around her, only softened (or hardened) by having her acclimate to her environment. While Schilling grounds the character in poignancy, it&#x27;s often still written and edited a sitcom (see the funeral montage), which dulls the sharpened blade of the writing very quickly. Worse is the insistence of including shoe-horned storylines about her fiance Larry and best friend Polly; none of those two actors seem very invested in their characters, least of all each other.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I felt season 2 was ultimately stronger, with a strong thanks to the inclusion of Vee, a terrifying villain who furthers the show&#x27;s themes of power and control within small institutions. The only real letdown was Piper and her storylines&#8211;I think Taylor Schilling does a capable, sometimes tremendous job as Piper, but it&#x27;s the character I don&#x27;t like, often self-involved and with WASP-y shock at everything around her, only softened (or hardened) by having her acclimate to her environment. While Schilling grounds the character in poignancy, it&#x27;s often still written and edited a sitcom (see the funeral montage), which dulls the sharpened blade of the writing very quickly. Worse is the insistence of including shoe-horned storylines about her fiance Larry and best friend Polly; none of those two actors seem very invested in their characters, least of all each other.</p>
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