This mad world out of control

Whenever I recall the plot in Psychoville Seasons 1-2 DVD, the one named after the title given to The League of Gentlemen when the series was sold to Japan and Korea, I feel choked for the memory of the five different characters from different parts of England holding different neuropathy: David Sowerbutts, a serial killer-obsessed man-child who still lives with his mother Maureen; Mr. Jelly, an embittered one-handed children's entertainer; Oscar Lomax, a blind millionaire who collects stuffed toy animals; Joy Aston, a midwife who treats a practice doll as if it is her real child; and Robert Greenspan, a panto dwarf in love with his Snow White who believes he has the power of telekinesis. They make me feel depression, confusion, even out of mind by the disorder and crazy storyline. All five are connected by a mysterious blackmailer who has sent them a letter each with the message: "I know what you did" in Psychoville DVD. Telling the truth, I’m addicted in this kind of mad show by its mystery plotline and fascinating story, but I don’t really like it for that it arouse me an emotion of grief I can’t get rid of. I prefer those relax and simple cartoons like One Piece DVD to enjoy my spare time.


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