Vanguardian53

I hope darker Vernon isn't actually cheating on his wife after all. I feel like anything goes now.

Like I said, material and opportunity.

Unpopular opinion but I think Derek really revved things up with his acting in this episode. To me it's like just give these folks material and opportunity and they might surprise you. Many of these actors are probably "hidden gems" waiting to be discovered.

Lol. Wait. Are you laughing at my video by any chance? YOU bothered to take a look? All laughing aside, real or fake, it's do or die. And not even my alleged hurt feelings about alleged fanfic are to blame for the show having dwindled poco a poco.

https://youtu.be/Mnehw5FB5g8?si=fZJOD6iGXDCdbqpk All I have to say is come on season two. Come out swinging both figuratively and literally just like this show did after somewhat of a lackluster season one.

Somehow, I think Elon as a crooked cop is going to be straightened out in some way, especially since they appear to be building his family. I would expect Luke Hawthorne to show up sometime in season two.

Daytime soaps being referred to as having "seasons" give me hope. I remember when Dynasty, Knots Landing, and Melrose Place all started off with lackluster first "seasons". Insert characters like "Alexis Carrington", Abby Cunningham", and "Amanda Woodward" and their shows' second "seasons" and beyond were fire. Along with them also came a whole different tone and vibe of those shows respectively. So we'll see BTG.

I think it's kinda sad that this show has taken so many hits by viewers in less than a year, but I do understand all of it for the most part. This show was something of a gamble to begin with so it was very important that those in charge really dived in and gave it their all. I do think they could use some kind of major corporate setting to link the characters. What was the point of creating these characters with major professional backgrounds and none of it is even noticeable or utilized effectively? On another note, where is Madison? Voices elsewhere are uttering that she's gone, "Judy Winslow" style. I hope that isn't true. Not a good look, especially after they seemed to be on the path of introducing Madison's mother.

I never thought that so much of the disappointment that people have about the show would've been because of Leslie and Eva. To the point that some of the viewers want them both off the show. Wow! I see it everywhere people saying that Leslie needs to pay for the things that she's done. I take it that these viewers were never fans of The Haves and The Have Nots because Veronica Harrington never payed for anything. She kept right on steamrolling over everyone.

I agree. While I'm very against Vernon cheating because it just wouldn't be a good look three times in a row, I would like for some kind of a dramatic aspect to come from it other than just singing lessons.

It's really weird. So much seductive dialogue over singing lessons.

I wonder if Shanice will remember at some point that she saw Leslie in wig disguise back when she was trying to sneak into Laura's room? What's ironic is that Shanice brought up Leslie's shtick of wigs and disguises during their confrontation the other day. How did Shanice know about that but seemingly doesn't remember catching her in disguise while trying to off Laura?

Opinions will differ of course, but I thought Ambitions was great. Great characters and real genuine drama featuring mystery and suspense. The kind of drama that you didn't feel the desire or the need to fast forward on.

I hope the show plans on using Izaiah in an interesting capacity because they are bouncing him around well enough. Winterfest really should be used as "THAT" event. The kind loaded with confrontations, surprises, and other mysterious happenings. But will it be?

Would've love to have seen the alleged hellraiser that Izaiah supposedly used to be. He's been depicted as bad news by everyone he's come in contact with so far. I'm going to assume he won't be completely devoid of his naughty ways.

I would say that Kat, Eva, Chelsea, and Izaiah are all early to mid 20s. Andre and Tomas in their late 20s. I would put Luke Hawthorne in this category as well just in case he's the middle child. Jacob, Naomi, Ashley, Derek, and Hayley in their early 30s. Martin and Smitty mid 30s. Dani and Vanessa in their mid to late 40s. Nicole, Ted, Bill, Leslie, and Elon in their 50s. and so on.

Eva is only doing what her mother does. Barging into people's homes unexpected and uninvited. Like mother, like daughter.

I don't know. Andre would probably find himself better off living that designated playboy lifestyle (the one that these writers never bothered to initiate) rather than being steadily connected to either Dani or Ashley. Ashley has been wishy-washy but is Dani to be any more trusted? She has NOT let go of Bill and she won't as long as he's still drawing breath, and I don't think Hayley's actions will succeed in "taking his breath away" so to speak. Dani also "swapped spit" with her ex-husband twice and left little Andre in the dark about it.

From mouse to rat. The ending of this video is for a newly revamped Ashley. The true bad girl underneath all of her whiny goodness. This dude should be the one at her door to meet her. Craig the manho who works for Joey.

So another one of him for today? Love him, but I hate that the show is making another move just like his television name. Even just for one day.

It seems that Izaiah's purpose will be to place him in all kinds of questionable scenarios. Really Hayley?

I really don't see how the show being aired for an hour or half hour makes the difference. This show has more than enough to effectively fill the time in an interesting and meaningful way. There are a lot of characters. Their backgrounds were nicely created. There is a lot that the show can be doing in greater fashion.......but......... And I can't believe that an interesting and effective character like Donnell was just sent away faster than he arrived. What was up with that move? Smh.

The character of Ashley seems overwhelmingly disliked but I think Jen Jacobs is doing a pretty good job playing her. Pretty good with the emotional scenes.

Andre rightfully chose his wife. Too bad, though, that Dani still has Bill on the brain in ways that she shouldn't if she's going to make an honest go of it with her new husband.

Question quickly answered. Joey and Izaiah had past communications unbeknownst to Elon. Also, the scene shifts from Joey/Vanessa to Ashley after Vanessa mentions Joey's "parental instinct." Foreshadowing?