Debbie Anne

I first recall watching 12 Angry Men as a teenager many decades ago. It's always stayed with me so I purchased the DVD and watched it this afternoon. Despite virtually being set in the one room it's riveting, with great dialogue and contains wonderful character studies. A young man, just a boy is being tried for the murder of his father. Premise is straightforward, we see 12 jurors locked away in a small room, all strangers. At first all but one are convinced the kid is guilty, except juror 8. Over the course of an hour and a half we see transformation of the 10 men, the arguments for and against, the prejudices and opinions. Slowly juror 8 convinces all but 1 man that there is reasonable doubt. Only juror 3 holds out, but breaks down at the end of the day, himself seeming having problems in his own life. Highly recommended

I watched all of season 1 this afternoon and really got into everyone's lives. Ups and downs, there were plenty, for most of the singles their stories aren't complete yet, did they find partners in the end? The matchmaker from Mumbai has such an interesting and somewhat stressful time, I'm sure she gets paid well for her services. Looking forward to the 2nd season