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And while boiling the plot and players down to lists makes the show sound soapy, there's nothing wrong with soapiness, per se.
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And to top it off, they're going all in on soapiness by combining the lovesick-reporter cliché with the paternity-test cliché. Beautiful.
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With a minimum amount of soapiness, he keeps the pages turning on his love triangles and nostalgic wrestlers and brothers at peace and war.
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For the most part, "Grand Hotel" moves briskly enough, offering the kind of undemanding soapiness that has occasionally worked with summer dramas in the past.
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The show has always been a soap, but at times season two seemed to tilt all the way into soapiness, in a way that wasn't exactly becoming.
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It's a heady pairing of macho action and unapologetic soapiness that intersect in sequences like the one in which Sook-hee hefts a sniper rifle in her wedding dress.
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But based strictly on that, it appears Fox and producer Lee Daniels tried to replicate the music-driven soapiness of "Empire" -- and came up with a latter-day "Showgirls" instead.
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Casting Meryl Streep has gone a long way in that regard -- making "Big's" list of big names even bigger -- while creating a cat-and-mice game that's again considerable fun, if unlikely to quite match the original's beguiling mix of soapiness, humor and mystery.
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You can sort of see where this is going from there, but creator April Blair shows a refreshing willingness to keep the story moving throughout the first three episodes, unveiling a healthy dollop of plot twists and soapiness, while also giving her characters a whole lot of heart.
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Nathan Bevan from Welsh newspaper Western Mail praised Sharma's role in EastEnders, naming him as one of "50 things you should look forward to in Wales" in 2013, saying, "Anyone who injects a little sunshine into the 'Chekhov with a covered market' drudgery of EastEnders should be automatically given an Outstanding Contribution to Broadcasting Award in our book. So well done Newport's very own Phaldut Sharma who, since arriving in Walford as Masood Ahmed's gregarious but aggro-magnet brother AJ, has helped break up the unrelenting, bicker-filled misery of Albert Square." Bevan later said that Sharma has "shaken up the residents of Walford as the wise-cracking, wheeler-dealing AJ Ahmed", adding, "He's the gregarious, trouble-magnet who's brought some much needed sunshine to the sombre, squabble-filled soapiness of Albert Square." Anthony D. Langford from AfterElton.
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