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By: At Half-season, the Glass is Half-full for Anyone But Me : mindschmootz

At Half-season, the Glass is Half-full for Anyone But Me : mindschmootz — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 00:43:48 +0000

[...] Season One of the webseries, Anyone But Me, was about scratching off the veneer of its cast of emotionally [...]

By: champ1969

champ1969 — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 00:14:48 +0000

thanks for that good news. I saw the first season this summer on you tube & (to be honest) did not expect a second (WHY?) The first one was really great and impressing as you described & I am glad that we all will be able to enjoy another season. thank again for the update

By: Liz Hunt

Liz Hunt — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 20:32:12 +0000

Thanks for the post.

“…I can only respond that Anyone But Me is not simply a teenage telling, but an allegorical anecdote that nostalgically extracts from me a sense of what was…and of what could have been.”

Well stated! I second this feeling; there is something special indeed about a show that embraces you with such hard-to-pin emotions, ones you may not have confronted in years. Anyone But Me does this without cheesy sentiments, but instead with careful, endearing realism (Rachel Hip-Flores bring this quality to boil, most of all).

Teen-aged or not, this series is worth so much more than a look.