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Summary: Felicity Season 2 - better still!
Review: I am a huge Felicity fan - I was not a big tv viewer prior to its pilot and never real got into the whole WB thing (hated dawson's creek - do any teenagers really talk like that? Please!)
Felicity was great because I started watching it as a freshman and I know it's corny but I almost felt like I was growing up with her, because it was SO real and true. It so closely resembled things in my college experience and my friends' college experiences. I felt like each season we saw her grow and change into a new individual (loved the change of theme song in season 3).The first season was new, innovative, hopeful, inspiring. It was like being in college - lots of doors were opened and everyone wanted to see which way she'd go. Season two is great because you start to see the other characters come to life. Ben develops, starts to become a person who actually deals with his problems rather than ignoring them and being a jerk. Some people think that season 2 became too relationship/love-centered - but that's life, for sure, and when ISN't life about love and falling in and out of it!? Season 2 picks up where 1 left off and just keeps getting better! Check it out!
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Summary: Most underrated show on TV
Review: I discovered Felicity during the second season. And after finally viewing the first season in its entirety, courtesy of the DVD set, I believe that season two is only an improvement on an already incredible story. Sure, Felicity, was a lovable and sympathetic character the first time around but she grows up in season two and so does the cast of characters around her. After breaking up with Ben and cutting her hair, she really does go on a journey of self-discovery. And it is only after she realizes that "she doesn't need Ben" that she gives him another chance. Season two is also when we get to see another side of Meghan, one of the livliest characters on the show, she finally starts to come around and come out from behind her presumably dark veneer. Sean also gets better storylines, including his hookup with Meghan and his countless number of inventions. Javier becomes a pivotal character in getting Ben and Felicity back together and Tracy and Elena provide another spark to the already well gelled cast. It's a phenomenal season, haircut or not.
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Summary: Awesome Season
Review: I loved Felicity: Season 2. The only downside was the fact that Amy Jo Johnson stayed on through the season. She is such a whiny, petty character, it really takes away from the show.
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Summary: Totally inferior to the first season
Review: The first season of Felicity was amazing. I had never seen a show like it on tv. It was sad, hopeful, inspiring, unique and diverse. I, like many others, waited anxiously for Felicity's "big decision" between Ben and Noel after the cliffhanger finale of the first season. However, the shows creators broke my heart with the second season (and no, it wasn't her hair). Felicity's second season was a sappy, un-original ... Gone were the characters we cared about and the situations that were relatable to so many people. Instead, Keri Russell and the rest of the cast became increasingly irritating (though, I don't think Julie could have become any more irritating) and Felicity, like so many dumb girls before her, became obsessed with boys and sex; she lost everything that made her interesting. I will buy this DVD set, but only because I'm a die-hard fan. If you didn't watch it the first time around but enjoyed the first season box-set, don't jump up to get the second season. You may be sorely dissapointed.
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Summary: Amazing
Review: Felicity, where to begin. Before this show there was nothing good on t.v. Flipping through the channels was pointless and I had just about given up on finding a decent show. Then along came Felicity. An inspiring show about a girl entering college to follow the boy she doesnt even know, all because of what he wrote in her yearbook, but in her words "I had always thought that if we knew eachother, we would love eachother." As the 1st season began I instantly fell inlove, with all the characters. Felicity, the sweet romantic who goes to college for a boy, but ends up realizing that she really came for herself, Ben, who goes to collede in Ny to get away from his family, and finds a love worth fighting for, and Noel, who falls inlove with Felicity from the start, and fights to have her. And I watched only to discover that it got better every season. I encourage anyone, who ever tired somthing spontaneiuos, whoever had there heart broken, fell inlove, or saw beyond all the problems around you, somthing worth trying for, to buy seasons 1 and 2, and maybe you'll fall inlove as well.
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Summary: A Dissenting Voice
Review: I began to lose interest in "Felicity" during the second season. No, not because of the haircut. Certainly not because of the supporting characters: they were the main reason I continued watched it as long as I did. (Missed Julie though.) Not even because Noel was dumped--a foundation was laid for that. I lost interest because the writers/producers/whoevers came up with an idea that my required "willing suspension of disbelief" could not accept i.e.that Felicity and Ben would get together. Was there even a semi-solid foundation built for this event? Not really. Have I encountered this phenomenon in real life? No. Is it commonly found in other stories? Not after the kind of build-up found here. It's nice that many people seem to have enjoyed their (untimately disastrous) relationship. It kept Keri and the rest of the cast employed. And keeping especially the supporting cast employed and on the small screen was a significant acheivement.
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Summary: YEA!!! Another season on DVD!!!
Review: YES!!! I'm so excited that the 2nd season is coming out on DVD! I hope that means for sure there will be a release of season 3 & 4 on DVD!!! I loved this show from beginning to end and can't wait to own all four seasons!!! :o) The only downside is having to wait so long for them!!!
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Summary: A Must Have
Review: This season of Felicity is probably the best with the 3rd season coming in a close second. This season Felicity really discovers who she is and where she wants to go with Ben and her relationship. Felicitys drama with Noel and Julie when she returns and the development of Megans character this season are what make this so worth watching. Felicity was an amazing show that many people could relate to including myself as a young college student. Owning this series on DVD is not only worth it...but in the words of Ben it will be a "time machine" to myself and my future children to enjoy with its messages and dramatic cliffhangers.
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Summary: Kitty
Review: This was by far my favorite season of Felicity. Absolutely dynamic with well written plots and story arcs throughout. Season 2 brought character growth for everyone and all of the characters shine. I defy anyone to not be in love with Ben Covington by the end of this season.
"Do you know what this is?"
"Yeah, it's a film cannister."
"No. It's a time machine." - One of the most endearing scenes ever played on TV. It'll be great having these episodes on DVD to watch over and over again.
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Summary: Love This Season of Felicity!!!!
Review: WOW!!!! I can't believe the second season is here, YEA!! I love this season. I love how Felicity takes charge of herself and doesn't care what anyone thinks (cutting her hair). I love how Felicty and Ben go back and forth. I lovvvve this show and I'm so glad to be able to buy it on DVD so I don't have to wait for any of the commercials. Cant wait for seasons 3&4!!!!
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