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:P Well thats the last time I help you Mr. Toups. :lol: I know Albert was the director because you complained about how bad the directing was that I paid attention to the director credit..and if I had to put my money on it ....it was Jodie S. who wrote today's script. Because I remember thinking how the ending sucked and then seeing her name...LOL

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Where in the credits does it list the script writer usually?

I just rewatched the credits at the end of the ep and Albert Alarr was definitely listed as Director but I saw no Script Writer credit. It just went into Written By Hogan Sheffer and Meg Kelly and then all the writers being listed.

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FANTASTIC EPISODE!!

August is off to a AMAZING start.

JS EARNED an emmy nod today. He showed major range and switched gears so effortlessly. Loved his fantasies and his scenes with Kate were great. LK played that scene well after she slapped him and EJ attacked her. Intense stuff.

The letter reading is getting old but at least we are at the full fledged romance phase now. That means the murder is coming, which is what we are all waiting for anyway. This is reminding me of the Star Wars prequels. Everyone wanted to get to the creation of Darth Vader and could care less about the path there. That is much like this story. People are just waiting for the big stuff to come and then the excitement will begin. Loved seeing D&J and good seeing John in the mix. Loved vet scenes like this.

The Dimera's rocked!! Tony attacking Bart, drugging Stefano, and getting the key. Good stuff. That scene with Tony and Stefano had so mudh amazing intensity. The Tony/Andre sword fight wasn't that bad. Sure, the doubles looked nothing like Thaoo but I'm sure not many will notice. As for Bart, Blackwood was great today. I felt so horrible for him. He simply was trying to end the fight I think or maybe even try to disarm Tony to protect Andre. It was sad and Thaoo, Joe, and Steve played the Bart death scenes well. Bart's last line was heartbreaking, along with Stefano's reaction.

Bring on Monday. August is AMAZING so far!!

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Thanks for the explanation, Toups. I will be on the look out for that stuff now. Of course, I never noticed the special effects at the end of eps before coming to this site so now I've got even more to distract me from the story at the end of eps. LOL.

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