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Sweet Magnolias Fandom is So Done With The Show's Writers

Sweet Magnolias Fandom is So Done With The Show's Writers
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Look, no shade to Sweet Magnolias – the show had its golden moments. But Season 3? It's a rollercoaster that no one signed up for.

If you've been watching Sweet Magnolias, and scratching your head more than nodding along with the storylines, join the club. Season 3 left viewers thinking that perhaps a mismatched team of Hallmark and daytime soap opera rejects came together, had a wild brainstorming session, and out popped this perplexing narrative.

First off, our knight in shining armor, Cal, gets the villain treatment? The guy throws ONE punch, defending his girlfriend, and suddenly he's Serenity's bad boy. With his past track record, fans are baffled! They're asking, "Did we miss a secret evil twin plot twist here?"

Then, there's poor Nellie's inexplicable fear of Kyle. Last we checked, this young duo was head over heels! Now, suddenly, she's asking why he's leaving her flowers like he's plotting a horror movie? It's like tuning into a rom-com and unexpectedly hitting the suspense button. Someone please pass the memo, we wanted heartwarming love stories, not spine-chilling thrillers.

And talk about character shifts – Noreen! This girl went from being the town's scarlet woman to a distressed damsel overnight. Newsflash: If you're involved in a love triangle, (especially with a married man), then play the part! This sudden bout of 'naiveté' is giving the fandom whiplash. And, oh boy, her newfound disdain for Bill? Did she forget who called off the engagement? It's like rewriting history, but with a giant eraser and a blurred lens.

On the topic of confusing feelings, let's dish about Isaac. His seething resentment towards Bill has viewers scratching their heads. Memo to Isaac: He didn't know you existed until after you found out he was your father. Sounds paradoxical? Yeah, welcome to Season 3.

Annie's sudden breakup with Jackson deserves a mention too. So, everything was hunky-dory until a tiny accident? Then suddenly, it's Jackson's fault she lied to everyone she loves? Let's face it, she wasn't ordered into secrecy. This isn't a spy movie, darling; you chose the web of lies!

And lastly, the Kathy conundrum. She's either an entrepreneur or Serenity's swindler. Which is it? One minute, she's behind the bar, claiming ownership, and the next, she's almost skipping town post paycheck. Erik's past employment only adds to the confusion. Dear writers, a hint: consistency is key.