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By divinemotion · Posted
I'm near 1999 and let me say... Everything past Belief has been crap compared to the first 7 years. I tried to make myself like it and even had moments when I wanted to believe it was back... but now watched...1994 to 1998... The Titanic has sank and the band is Still playing. I am still hopeful for 1999 to 2002... Because hope dies last. But watching these first 7 seasons in dept made me just not like anything since. And I once watched all these seasons as a teenager and loved them. My main issues. 1. Disgustingly bad dialogue and repeated scenes that make you want to vomit. There are moments when there are 5 episodes in which the same scene is repeated. We also have flashbacks all the time. 2. Taylor has been destroyed as a character. The smart interesting woman of 1990 to 1993 is gone and there is this pathetic crying all the time victim. 3. The show looks and feels cheaper. The clothes look worse and sometimes I forget I an watching a show about fashion people. The first 7 years were so glamorous and beautiful. 4. Making Brooke the slut from the valley made the whole war between her and Stephanie a cartoon. The beginning... the first 7 years it was very high level quality conflict. Stephanie was not so cartoonish. Overall I am thinking of re watching the first 1700 episodes and just never going pass that. But I will continue with 1999. -
I think once outside of the bubble that Bill Bell and Kay Alden had Eileen in, it was more difficult to hide what a harsh presence she is (this was also an issue when she returned to Y&R, I think). She was all wrong as a Capwell kid, who, aside from Terry Lester's Mason I suppose, were generally smoother on the surface and cracked underneath. -
By dragonflies · Posted
The only thing they got wrong on this was GH was NOT the first show back in production with covid protocols, BOLD was -
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By BoldRestless · Posted
The way they love to use "mental health" as a buzzword on this show, how is nobody noticing that Phyllis is going through a major mental health crisis? I like how Jeremy and Phyllis seem to think if they steal the ring, Diane and Jack aren't engaged anymore.
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