I don't care if Ken Corday promises Julia Roberts will do a guest cameo only to find out it's actually Monica Lewinsky. Just as long as the end product is good, he can say God will guest-star for November sweeps.

Same here. I just don't understand all the fan outrage at who comes back. My only concern is how the stories will play out. I mean, I'm not looking forward to some of those returns at all, but whatever. If their return is written well and they are integrated into the rest of the cast in a believable way then I'll watch and I might just like it.

Corday proved a long time ago that he's full of [!@#$%^&*] - why bother listening to a word he says anymore?

Oh God, I'll never forget him saying that he "cried" when he read the reunion of Jack and Jennifer. What a liar! I'd be shocked if he even read it, because there was NOTHING TO IT. Jennifer turns around, sees Jack, gives him a hug, and then she rushes out to get forks to eat their cake. Woooow. I cried of disappointment, LoL

Wow, I couldn't disagree more! I will NEVER, EVER forget how Jack and Jennifer reunited. I can't remember the exact words but Jack saying, "As long as she has her birthday cake first..." and then, JENNIFER, shocked out of her [!@#$%^&*] MIND, turns around to see that her thought-to-be dead husband is actuallyalive?!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!! That's CRAZY hot!!! Now, most of you all know I hated the disgusting Jackby cake scenes, but that didn't spoil the initial J/J reunion.

Kenny, I think we need to remember that saying something makes us cry or that something makes us laugh or feel anything, isn't necessarily a lie. I believe Corday DID cry at the J/J scene. Does that mean others would? Not necessarily, but then again it also doesn't automatically make the Cor-man a liar.

Double post, sorry.

Edited April 29, 200718 yr by billyjill

Gotta totally disagree there JSF, the 2005 J&J reunion was the most underwhelming moment of veritable years of incessant underwhelming material for that couple.

Gotta totally disagree there JSF, the 2005 J&J reunion was the most underwhelming moment of veritable years of incessant underwhelming material for that couple.

It was Michael Jackson bad. From Jennifer's ugly dress, bad hair, rushed nuptials and lack of follow through. The wedding was an afterthought that barely received enough consideraion.

Edited April 29, 200718 yr by Q Steph

It was Michael Jackson bad. From Jennifer's ugly dress, bad hair, rushed nuptials and lack of follow through. The wedding was an afterthought that barely received enough consideraion.

Q Steph, you're talking about a different reunion than the one we were discussing. No, we meant back in 2004 or 2005 (whenever it was, after one of Jack's "deaths") when J&J reunited in the hospital. One of my favorite daytime moments EVER!!!

Q Steph, you're talking about a different reunion than the one we were discussing. No, we meant back in 2004 or 2005 (whenever it was, after one of Jack's "deaths") when J&J reunited in the hospital. One of my favorite daytime moments EVER!!!

Oh that. He died so many times that year. I lost track.

But thanks for jogging my memory. I remember changing the channel so I can't comment on that specific reunion.

Oh that. He died so many times that year. I lost track.

But thanks for jogging my memory. I remember changing the channel so I can't comment on that specific reunion.

It was 2005, and he died twice.

The wedding, which you were talking about, was awful too. Everything in J&J's second run after Colin's murder (2003-2006, Higley & JER) was underwhelming, with the arguable exception of Jack crashing J&F's wedding and that was part of a very unpopular storyline among the fanbase, as well as having a myriad of other problems writing-wise.