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One thing this show will always do is make sure they present Phyllis in the better light than Sharon despise everything Phyllis has done. No matter the writing regime. It’s still amazing that Phyllis hates Sharon so much when she stole her husband while she was grieving her dead child

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I also think it's the Director of the episode. Owen Renfroe directed today's US episode and he's known for incorporating a lot of cinematic shots and angles. You'll always notice the directing with him, and with Sally McDonald (the last Bell-era remaining member on staff). 

I do think Ed Scott has been very hands with the directing though as some angles for sets like the Abbot mansion, and GCAC changed starting with his first episode back.  

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MS being more restrained made those scenes so much better. And, man, SC is so good. Sure the story could be better. But I'll take this over wasting SC on pouring coffee and listening to people whine during the past few years has been a tremendous waste.

The GCAC and the funeral scenes were a big improvement production-wise. Seeing all those extras at the GCAC was a nice touch.

 

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