Edited January 2, 200817 yr by Ryan Chandler
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My assistant is such a nice person. I really don't deserve him. No matter how bad of a mood I may be in, seeing him being all happy and excited can cheer me up (unless of course I hate him for his fecking cheery attitude at 7:30 in the morning).

Today he brought me some Starbucks while on his way back from picking up a supply order. It was very thoughtful of him (especially since he knew I didn't have any coffee this morning). I let him go him early because of it.

Great show Matt!! I loved listening to Scott Bryce. Thanks for asking him the questions for me. You even told him my real name. I was honored.

Hey no problem. I thought that everyone knew that your name was ::#^&%::

Insomnia.....I fell asleep at my desk, woke up checked my phone and saw 4 messages (one from jen, one from Tara, one from JP and one from Tom Casiello).

I headed to Tom Casiello's blog where he wrote a very nice entry about ITZ Radio, sent Tom an e-mail, headed to SON, then to SOS to post this, then popped back at SON to post this.

I'm tired....can't sleep...bored. My friend Matt C. and I talked to each other for a few. He's such a good friend.

-Ryan

Ha! I wonder if Mr. Tom Casiello heard Scott Bryce's interview yesterday. Where he said that the writers messed up by killing of his son, Bryant. That is was a big mistake because he was the next generation Montgomery....Of course Tom Casiello was one of the writers at the time. I believe Tom C. even said it was a great for the impact...what impact?? What a waste. Yeah thanks Pissant and Co. writers.

He also had no so kind stuff to say about Goutman the hack. He was shocked at Martha Bryne being let go.

Edited July 11, 200817 yr by Soapsuds

^I could be wrong but i assume when killing off a char that comes from above breakdown/script writers. maybe an ep/hw?

it did have impact, right away, and they got play out of it for a bit. but then being soaps they are today it was lost and never brought up again.

^I could be wrong but i assume when killing off a char that comes from above breakdown/script writers. maybe an ep/hw?

it did have impact, right away, and they got play out of it for a bit. but then being soaps they are today it was lost and never brought up again.

Your right but Casiello was all for it. He praised it in his interview.

Soapsuds, are you avoiding to reply my question?

Hi Dr. Jay! I got something for you

I'll post it at SOS

Soapsuds, are you avoiding to reply my question?

What question is that? I try to avoid your posts. You have been just way to hostile towards me. I dont know if you get your kicks doing it but I am done with all the negativity. Those who dont want to be nice to me...fine dont be. You know people do have feelings and do get hurt by words. I am just putting certain people on ignore for now.

Edited July 11, 200817 yr by Soapsuds

Hi Dr. Jay! I got something for you

I'll post it at SOS

I'm on the way.

Jay

I've got an idea for that picture.

What question is that?

Lorraine Broderick.

Your right but Casiello was all for it. He praised it in his interview.

He praised how much he enjoyed writing those episodes. I don't remember him ever praising the actual decision.

I could be wrong though. But I thought it was more about the ripple effect it had, how he got to mix so many characters at the hospital, how it played out over the next few months, had so many different emotions to explore.

He's also said he hated the Colson story, but loved writing those episodes for similar reasons.