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Erica, to me, hasn't been the legendary Erica that I've only read about since her intervention. Damn it, I used to have that episode on tape, and I think I still do, but that was incredible acting. The entire episode took place in the living room of her old penthouse and it was her, Jack, Bianca, Kendall, Myrtle, Opal, and Mark. Amazing stuff in that episode.

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I think there's clips of the Intevention on You Tube. A friend of mine has them too, I'll ask her to send them to me again, and then I'll share them. IA, Erica hasn't been Erica since the Intervention, hell since the drinking storyline, IMO.

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Are you rich? lol. I have a materialistic side. Don't judge me.

That was good sh@t.

The week before Bianca has Miranda, SL was just so frickin' amazing. The week when she coldly went off on Bianca (ordering her not to tell her what to do *shivers*), Kendall (that was just wow, cruel) and Jack seperately. Such cruelty, but wonderful acting and even writing. She deserved an Emmy nom for that years work.

Did they play 3 Doors Down (some band like that) that week? "You won't always be there so love me when I'm gone..." Loved that montage, don't remember it clearly anymore but loved it.

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Because we had a sick and twisted headwriter who considered the Fetus Story to be the indepth story for her but it never turned out that way. It was too disturbing and twisted to be considered an indepth story and they really never did delve deep into the issues Erica had with that betrayal except for her sleeping with that bore of an ex that she never loved to begin with and her catering to a slimy son that treated her like dirt. That's not indepth where I come from..

That's because MMT screwed them up so badly that once she was fired (and it was one of the many reasons she was) they tried to come up with a quick fix for them and they tried to use romantic comedy to do it. I didn't like a lot of the story but Susan/Walt made it work for me (except for some of the stupid flirting she did) and as a J/E fan who was ticked off at how they were written the last year, I could accept it until their next story began which will be in a couple of weeks. I do understand what you mean though and yes you were right about their never being a divorce but again I didn't want one so that was fine with me too :P .

ITA. That MC story was chock full of amazing moments for Susan and for the rest of the K/M clan. I'm hoping we will get this type of meaty moments in this next story coming. ITA about Jeff and that entire fetus story. It didn't do anything for Erica or for Jack. Like I said, the NB stuff was a quick fix for them because of the damage MMT did but I think that's going to change after the next couple of weeks so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that AMC doesn't disappoint again. I do think that J/E are slated to be together for a very, very long time and I'm thrilled about that but I do want good story to go along with it especially if it includes the entire K/M family.

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