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"Soft"...? Uh... :-) No, no, innocent. Anyway, I agree with Fedeee. And then this thing that they are all stylists or successful people is just too beautiful; who can imagine Ridge working on an assembly line, coming home frustrated, getting drunk, and hitting his wife, a bit like that guy from the Piemontese telenovela?

I take inspiration from the review to say that Beautiful, in my opinion, is so improbable and idiotic that it can't be too toxic. Sure, if a sixteen-year-old spends her afternoons watching Beautiful and puts up a poster of Ridge in her room, that's worrying, but it's mostly a bunch of nonsense aimed at older, bored housewives. Much more dangerous are those aimed at a "younger" audience; you can't imagine my dismay when I hear people at the university talking about what happened on some show; people who are surely smarter than I am, by the way. In fact, even online, I think there are things that are far more harmful than Beautiful.

Oh my God, the review of Beautiful! What can I say... it couldn't be missed (or could it?). Anyway, Kosmogabri, no offense, but as much as I’m the first to hate trash TV and recognize that there are few more effective brainwashing tools, having said that, I’d say that if someone gets brainwashed by Beautiful, the problem might not be Beautiful's. @Fedeee: do you need a babysitter?

I want to go see them too!

But M. Poletti wasn't him, then? And who was the real one??

Anyway, I didn't mind Poletti, I wonder why he left.

Ahhh, but it's Punisher! It seems like he’s the one who stayed after all. This is so funny, especially since there’s an actual review of him on the homepage. :-)

Oh my God, how funny, Bartle :-D but who is this guy (the one from the comment)?? I was there in 2006 but I was too young to remember.

In Requiem it wasn't bad but nothing exceptional, this is to be heard; by now I expected they had definitively taken the path of gothic metal revival until retirement but from the review, I would say there’s more to it.

S4doll, I marvel at you, so obsessed with the "story."