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OLTL: Discussion for the week January 19


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HAHAH i look at him and see the Rum Tum Tugger--and in my great love of Broadway musicals I don't even LIKE Cats. He just looks feline to me lol. I forgot he was on OLTL for a bit

OK this drug storyline is bugging me. We haven't had any singing lamp posts like my fave drug storyline--Timmy Dhillon doing acid on AMC when i was 13 or 14 or so, but still WHAT exactly is Cole taking? just pain killers? OxyC? or? I mean a specific would add some reality--and what was with Star's talk to him. How did that help--I'm gonna have to live with yoru decision? how is him doing durgs the same as her deciding she couldn't look after a child and giving him up for adoption. I'm confused.

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The whole Tess/Jess storyline came off as complete overkill and over the top yesterday with the scenes in the cage and etc. I'm still waiting for when the sh!t hits the fan, but whoever decided to include those scenes more than once in an episode should be fired pronto.

I liked the writing of the Starr/Cole scenes. Not what I would have expected.

Loved the scenes at Rodi's, but WTF was Kassie DePaiva wearing? She looked like a nun.

I hope writers don't have Marty push Blair too far that she resorts to the same old tired schemes we've seen before in triangles, all just to hold onto John. I hope Blair remains the bigger person in this, bc I'm loving this new reformed smarter wiser Blair.

Loved the scenes at St. Anne's. Mark Lawson did an excellent job.

I would say this about the Jess/Tess scenes, I loved how they paralleled Brody's scenes with Wes. They both have a lot to deal with right now.

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Layla had no story. She was just Evangeline's Mini Me (or Antonio's, or Talia's, or Adriana's). I would not miss her. People talk about the character's limitless potential, but the actress being a spitfire off-camera does not translate to a dynamic character. Susan Misner was a talented Broadway dancer, but that didn't keep her character (Grace Davidson) from being anything but bland and totally disposable.

As for Jessica's DID scenes, I have found the business with the cage and the expressionistic mindscape to be surprisingly cool from the start.

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