I want Men in Trees back!
(on TV and in real life)
I was downloading my favorite shows from the internet when I learned that MEN IN TREES is CANCELED!!!
I got hooked up with this show when I stayed in the States last year. In a nutshell, the hour-long dramedy was about Marin (Anne Heche), a relationship coach who has failed with her own -- on her way to Alaska for a speaking engagement, she found out that her fiancé was cheating on her! Slapped in the face, she ended the wedding plans and retreated to Elmo, Alaska. There she met Jack (James Tupper), a wildlife expert who became her friendly knight. From being just friends, their relationship blossomed and she started rethinking about the men she thought she knew.
One of Marin's thoughts about him is "Friendship between a man and a woman is complicated, especially if they've shared something more. There are times when love can be stronger and even more rewarding if it's built on the foundation of a really great friendship. But wherever it's headed, wherever it's been, being just friends doesn't have to mean settling for something less. Sometimes it can be the brass ring after all."
With all the love and friendship in Men in Trees, it was overall a feel good show. It approaches the "perfect" girls’ angst on love (or the absence of it) satirically.
And like most relationship and relationships-to-be on real life, someone can steal the one you have invested all your emotions with. One of my crying scenes was when Marin was telling Jack "She broke your heart and all I tried to do was fix it" as her final piece on letting go of Jack who is going back to her pregnant (Jack not the Father) ex-fiancé, Lynn.
I remember a quote from Marin saying “Everyone will be remembered, and if that's the case, you have to ask yourself, "How do you want your story to go?" ...How do you want to be remembered?” Sigh... I am gonna miss this show! I hope ABC brings it back. I want this show to be remembered and not canceled!!!! I want Jack and Marin back!!! I actually want Jack for myself!
I was downloading my favorite shows from the internet when I learned that MEN IN TREES is CANCELED!!!
I got hooked up with this show when I stayed in the States last year. In a nutshell, the hour-long dramedy was about Marin (Anne Heche), a relationship coach who has failed with her own -- on her way to Alaska for a speaking engagement, she found out that her fiancé was cheating on her! Slapped in the face, she ended the wedding plans and retreated to Elmo, Alaska. There she met Jack (James Tupper), a wildlife expert who became her friendly knight. From being just friends, their relationship blossomed and she started rethinking about the men she thought she knew. One of Marin's thoughts about him is "Friendship between a man and a woman is complicated, especially if they've shared something more. There are times when love can be stronger and even more rewarding if it's built on the foundation of a really great friendship. But wherever it's headed, wherever it's been, being just friends doesn't have to mean settling for something less. Sometimes it can be the brass ring after all."
With all the love and friendship in Men in Trees, it was overall a feel good show. It approaches the "perfect" girls’ angst on love (or the absence of it) satirically.
And like most relationship and relationships-to-be on real life, someone can steal the one you have invested all your emotions with. One of my crying scenes was when Marin was telling Jack "She broke your heart and all I tried to do was fix it" as her final piece on letting go of Jack who is going back to her pregnant (Jack not the Father) ex-fiancé, Lynn.
I remember a quote from Marin saying “Everyone will be remembered, and if that's the case, you have to ask yourself, "How do you want your story to go?" ...How do you want to be remembered?” Sigh... I am gonna miss this show! I hope ABC brings it back. I want this show to be remembered and not canceled!!!! I want Jack and Marin back!!! I actually want Jack for myself!
posted by blesi @ 02:13
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