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AMC: Wednesday 11/12

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in Discuss The Soaps: Archive (2007 - 2009)

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Flashbacks for this episode!?!? Really. They wouldn't have worked, as the town was reflecting on tornados that touched down three weeks prior. How would they incorporate them!? Erica: "I almost was trapped and killed in the tornado, my home was destroyed, and my daughter is a coma, so let's get together for this moment of silence -- but wait! Remember the time when I modeled in New York? Or how about the time I chased down the grizzly bear. That s-h-i-t- was CRAZY."

Personally, I thought the episode was great, and Rebecca Taylor, even though she is a lackluster script writer, rocked the sh.t out of this particular episode. I haven't seen such great family moments and genuine (not cheesy) sentiment on soap opera for a long time. It was a great way to move the story, give some real and honest REFLECTION (and semi-closure) to the events the tornado brought, but it was incredibly uplifting and optimistic in the tone...looking towards the future.

Hey KublaKhan. THANK YOU ! I Appreciate you saying what A Great Episode this was and that It was NOT Cheesy or Boring. I think it is Interesting that Now Everybody at least on This Board thinks that This should not have Clips. Maybe People thought about it after it had Happened and Realized that Clips didn't Belong on this Particular Show. Jody

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Flashbacks for this episode!?!? Really. They wouldn't have worked, as the town was reflecting on tornados that touched down three weeks prior. How would they incorporate them!? Erica: "I almost was trapped and killed in the tornado, my home was destroyed, and my daughter is a coma, so let's get together for this moment of silence -- but wait! Remember the time when I modeled in New York? Or how about the time I chased down the grizzly bear. That s-h-i-t- was CRAZY."

Personally, I thought the episode was great, and Rebecca Taylor, even though she is a lackluster script writer, rocked the sh.t out of this particular episode. I haven't seen such great family moments and genuine (not cheesy) sentiment on soap opera for a long time. It was a great way to move the story, give some real and honest REFLECTION (and semi-closure) to the events the tornado brought, but it was incredibly uplifting and optimistic in the tone...looking towards the future.

Hey KublaKhan. THANK YOU ! I Appreciate you saying what A Great Episode this was and that It was NOT Cheesy or Boring. I think it is Interesting that Now Everybody at least on This Board thinks that This should not have Clips. Maybe People thought about it after it had Happened and Realized that Clips didn't Belong on this Particular Show. Jody

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