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	Comments on: Netflix&#8217;s Renews &#8216;Bloodline&#8217; For Season 3, Ben Mendelsohn Will Return Once Again	</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Personally I liked the second season more than the first (although I agree with you about Marco&#039;s death - not a plot turn I wanted at all for Kevin). The second season embraced the fact that the story is a slow burn, where the first season felt overly nervous about it, hence the flash forwards, which frankly wrecked the thing for me. The plot around Danny&#039;s son also reached a strong catharsis by the end (although at the start he felt like the least realistic teenager in history, and I worried that he would capsize the whole thing). It&#039;s funny - as a show a lot of the storytelling choices felt pretty weak, especially John&#039;s frustrating passivity - going on the run was basically the first time he actually DID something - but the atmosphere and the setting  and the relationships feel so rich that it covered over a lot of the show&#039;s flaws for me.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Personally I liked the second season more than the first (although I agree with you about Marco&#8217;s death &#8211; not a plot turn I wanted at all for Kevin). The second season embraced the fact that the story is a slow burn, where the first season felt overly nervous about it, hence the flash forwards, which frankly wrecked the thing for me. The plot around Danny&#8217;s son also reached a strong catharsis by the end (although at the start he felt like the least realistic teenager in history, and I worried that he would capsize the whole thing). It&#8217;s funny &#8211; as a show a lot of the storytelling choices felt pretty weak, especially John&#8217;s frustrating passivity &#8211; going on the run was basically the first time he actually DID something &#8211; but the atmosphere and the setting  and the relationships feel so rich that it covered over a lot of the show&#8217;s flaws for me.</p>
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