Jo Guillermo te nos has adelantado, pensabamos extenderte una invitación para que te pasaras por alla, que bueno que has ido, lo estamos intentando y si la verdad estaría muy bien extenderlo a otras series nacionales y extranjeras, gracias por tu comentario, lo tomaremos en cuenta.

Jejeje, Guillermo, gracias por la publi..y la verdad es que el nombre del blog me gusta mucho.

Tendremos que ver más series a parte e HC para no dejar de existir! ;-P

Pues algunas llevamos mal, lo e extendernos a más series,Guillermo, porque yo soy de los tiempos de "Doctor en Alaska",jajaja Ahora estoy muy descolgada, la última a la que me aficioné fue "Damages" con Glenn Close, pero vamos,por ejemplo ese amor que teneis con "Los soprano", pues yo, ni pum,jajaja.

That's really a lovely gesture of you Guillermo.
Well because 4M is speaking of 'Damages' and 'The Sopranos', two TV series which I find, to say the least, exciting, thrilling and worth every penny I payed for the DVD's, something came to my mind.
I think, writing TV drama in the US is traditionally much more about what happens next, while the European style is more concerned with character development and strong dialogs.
I find it interesting to see, that many TV drama series in Europe adopted in the last years more the US style of writing, like HC, which I think is in the first place what happens next driven, and 'turned their backs' on character development, while the 'new' generation of US TV productions have borrowed successfully the European style of strong character development and integrated it in their own style. At least it seems to me like that, even though I must confess that I don't have a TV since 1998,jaja, and don't know nothing about the Spanish TV scene, but I read a lot about what's going on in the Media etc., well however what do you think Guillermo?

Carmen, ya vi el blog y hasta he dejado algún mensaje. A ver si pronto hay más cositas. De momento, promete :)))