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Another weekend has ended officially at 10:00pm on Sunday night for me. For the first time tonight, I watch the new series "Six Feet Under" on HBO. (Actually on Video) Toss and turn on the bed after the first episode, as I am not sure how I should react to it. Heard many good things about this series, but I want to make sure I come out with my very own verdict.
"High Drama" was what came into my mind. The family members have extreme reactions after the man of the house died in a car crash. Everyone have their own way to deal with the loss, yet they try to convince each other their way was the right way to deal with the death. That is one of the challenges in human relationship; we often want to change others. The way they look, the way they think, and the way they dress. Why can't we accept what and who they are?
Unlike "Sex and the City", I can't say I like "Six Feet Under" at first sight. I have experienced death in the family too. I remember the day I collect my brother's body from the mortuary on my 17th birthday, wasn't that the "High Drama" day for me?
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