The remaining groups underwent minor adjustments, and five new guests were added to make up for the lack of participants.
Everything was in place, just waiting for filming to resume.
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This week, the series Warm Wind reached its climax.
Since its premiere, the show's word-of-mouth reputation had been steadily climbing. Despite its niche genre, it slowly expanded its audience.
The die-hard fans of the original novel, who had been particularly vocal in their criticism, were no longer active.
This was because they had been proven wrong by the plot, and by Melody Monroe's acting as well.
The show hadn't ruined the original novel with its adaptation. Some scenes were exceptionally well done, and the extra screen time for Melody Monroe's character actually made the plot feel richer and more complete.
It could easily be enjoyed as a brand new series.
Raymond Ford's acting was also recognized, earning unanimous praise.
