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Okay, those Viki/Tina scenes were fabulous and they left me WANTING more of these two together. What a tease!!!! :o

I can't believe that Tina switched the diamonds and Cain had no idea, WTG Tina, she hasn't lost her touch, and then David had them right under his nose, boy is he losing his touch. LOL.

Man can Blair get anymore pathetic.

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I CANNOT watch this Delbert Fina another minute ... I almost had to shut the TV off, LOL.

Viki/Tina rocks, and so does Tina's last line of the day. I LOVE that she is coming to Llanfair and going to be a foil to Tess!

Blair is so great! I agree with whoever said she was hilarious today. I love when she rips into that psycho Todd, who really seems to be sliding towards insanity with his sick comments about Marty.

Can't wait for Blair and Tina to cross paths!

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Wait I thought I knew that amazing storyline (Malone and Griffith's last major great one IMHO) by heart, yet I don't remembe ri tbeing thanks to Dorian... Unles syou mean Dorian told Vicki

(I still want to know what Dorian told Vicki at Asa's funeral in the wine cellar last year ggrrr)

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I guess whoever was writing that awful mendorra storyline is now writing this awful 1968 storyline; it was interesting for a few days, but it's gone on too long and I agree with the other poster(s) who said that this Delfina/Delphina stuff is awful. It's painful to watch.

Here's hoping the Vega's all decide to rebuild their diner in Paris, Texas or London, England with all those faraway Buchanans

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Everyone's noting how much camp the show is seeing these days and yet we have the King of Camp, Gary Tomlin still apart of the writing team.

I actually found the 1968 stuff more interesting yesterday than usual, maybe because of the last few days they had Bo/Rex simply doing nothing in 1968. Now there seems to be some movement with the story. I do wish they would get out of that cafe though.

I pray to the soap gods that we get more Brody and Leyla.

Tina and Vicki scenes were perfect, and having her as a foil for Tess has resurrected my interest in this story.

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