I thought it was very out of the box thinking to have the show within a show, but it sounds like most people didn't like that.
It wasn't that I didn't like the concept of the show within a show, it was that I didn't think they should have stuffed what should have been an intense Wo Fat episode into a fluffy morning chat show. They either should have stuck a different episode into the Savannah show, or they should have stuck the intense Wo Fat episode into a hard-hitting documentary or something. A morning puff piece about Wo Fat just seemed incongruous.
I wished that he had just died out in the jungle, because it is too ridiculous how many lives he has. Let that plot point die already and give Steve closure.
Unfortunately, I think we're stuck with Wo Fat because he was the big bad on the original H5O. But I think it was a mistake giving Wo Fat and Steve personal vendettas with each other right out of the gate instead of just making Wo Fat an extremely clever criminal who was difficult and frustrating to pin anything on.
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It wasn't that I didn't like the concept of the show within a show, it was that I didn't think they should have stuffed what should have been an intense Wo Fat episode into a fluffy morning chat show. They either should have stuck a different episode into the Savannah show, or they should have stuck the intense Wo Fat episode into a hard-hitting documentary or something. A morning puff piece about Wo Fat just seemed incongruous.
I wished that he had just died out in the jungle, because it is too ridiculous how many lives he has. Let that plot point die already and give Steve closure.
Unfortunately, I think we're stuck with Wo Fat because he was the big bad on the original H5O. But I think it was a mistake giving Wo Fat and Steve personal vendettas with each other right out of the gate instead of just making Wo Fat an extremely clever criminal who was difficult and frustrating to pin anything on.