re the ES thing...

was it wrong? Sure

was it immoral and does it make him an awful person? No.

Yeah, I don't see how morality comes into this.

Morality doesn't factor in, it's the lack of professionalism and allowing one show to become even more of a behind the scenes mess than it already is to get worse is what's the problem, IMO.

As we've been saying, Scott knew better...

Sara talks about Pratt.

Isn't Santa Barbara supposed to be her all-time favourite soap? I can't believe she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on that show!

Isn't Santa Barbara supposed to be her all-time favourite soap? I can't believe she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on that show!

When did she mention Santa Barbara?

When did she mention Santa Barbara?

In her interview with Toups, she was very fond of Santa Barbara, and again on ITZ she spoke very highly of that show. It seems weird that she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on that show in her recent blog, as she must have been exposed to his HW-ing abilities at a younger age.

Yet, no mention of his time at SB, nothing huge, but I found it strange.

I posted a long reply on her blog, but I agree and don't with her--I actually think she's a bit unfair to Pratt--some of her points I just don't agree with--I do think Babe and Amanda were aware Working Girl meant hooker they just didn't think it would be seen as offensive (let's face it, with the way many young women seem to embrace terms like Ho, they're not that far off--Working Girl sounds classy), and I thought th Taylor/Jake scene swere really actually pretty brave for daytime so far.

But SOO glad to see her pimping Mad Men

In her interview with Toups, she was very fond of Santa Barbara, and again on ITZ she spoke very highly of that show. It seems weird that she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on that show in her recent blog, as she must have been exposed to his HW-ing abilities at a younger age.

Yet, no mention of his time at SB, nothing huge, but I found it strange.

Why is that so strange? It's irrelevant. What she watched Pratt write on Santa Barbara 20 years ago has nothing to do with her opinion on what she's seen on AMC the last three days.

Why is that so strange? It's irrelevant. What she watched Pratt write on Santa Barbara 20 years ago has nothing to do with her opinion on what she's seen on AMC the last three days.

How come I didn't think of this exact reply? Really — why is it relevant?

And I just listened to her radio interview and I don't recall her mentioning Santa Barbara. Probably it's in Toups' interview.

Why is that so strange? It's irrelevant. What she watched Pratt write on Santa Barbara 20 years ago has nothing to do with her opinion on what she's seen on AMC the last three days.

She made mention of his work on GH, Melrose Place, Desperate Housewives, and Ugly Betty. Yet, she omitted his work on SB, a soap she's apparently very fond of. I found that strange coming from a big SB fan.

My original post had nothing to do with AMC, and as I said it's not a big deal that she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on SB...

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She made mention of his work on GH, Melrose Place, Desperate Housewives, and Ugly Betty. Yet, she omitted his work on SB, a soap she's apparently very fond of. I found that stragne coming from a big SB fan.

My original post had nothing to do with AMC, and as I said it's not a big deal that she forgot to mention Pratt's Co-HW tenure on SB...

Not that it matters why, but she listed the man's credits & she didn't list them all & I knew it immediately, too. If others didn't notice, that's cool, too. Personally, it bugs me when people are sloppy with credits.

Not that it matters why, but she listed the man's credits & she didn't list them all & I knew it immediately, too. If others didn't notice, that's cool, too. Personally, it bugs me when people are sloppy with credits.

She reads this board regularly and I believe she will correct this probably in the next post.

She reads this board regularly and I believe she will correct this probably in the next post.

I kind of figured that she would realize it & might correct it, or might just move on. Either is fine. I love her blog quite enough as it is.

Notes on Camp (With Apologies to Susan Sontag)

I love this woman!

Don't know whether whether Sar explicitly mentioned SB before but AMC was her first and long-time favorite show. She stressed this quite often.