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Y&R: Week of February 2, 2009


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Nooooot. Did you read the comment about the scene of their lovemaking? And a few comments in the "Shick" topic in spoiler island?

I'm just sad I'm leaving town and won't be able to catch those Emmy-worthy scenes this week, but I'll catch up somehow. ;)

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I just finished watching Thursday's US episode and it was fantastic! The very last scene was extremely good.

:o <------------ my reaction to tomorrow's revelation!! I'm so glad I was able to avoid spoilers. Soaps are so much better when you're able to this :o ......ahh.....what a feeling.

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Since Sharon Case can't bring herself to say it, I'll say it for her...

Sharon: Well, Maria Arena Bell is amazing! Hopefully, that won't change! We've been through so much change! I loved having Jack Smith write the show, it was a crying shame that they let him go, then we went through a bunch of 'crazy' from that hack bitch from the depths of hell LML for a few years, ever since Jack Smith left, now we've finally stabilized - we have a fabulous writer in Maria. Let's not rock the boat again!

And yes Sharon, let's NEVER rock the [!@#$%^&*] boat again!

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Word! Victoria figuring out that the glove resembles Brad's thereby triggering Noah's memory was well done. It made sense that Victoria would stay with Noah with his parents at the cabin. I loved her droning on about Reese while Noah played that computer game. It is such a real family moment. Noah being cold and asking about his phone was also realistic. Kudos to the script writer! Someone put a lot of thought into that scene and I appreciated it the effort because it showed a respect for soap fans that is missing from the soaps in general today. I'm looking at you GH with your nonsensical toxic ball crisis.

I don't usually. watch Y&R, but did the last two days for Sharon/Nick and Brad. I noticed in today's show is that Abby calls Billy, "Uncle Billy" and Noah calls Victoria, "Aunt Victoria." I really like this. Too many soaps don't let young characters use these kinship designations to refer to their relatives and they are important because they help establish bonds between characters to which the audience can relate.

Anxiousness about Brad being missing was also well done, especially when compared to the lack of urgency on GH re: the poison. The actress who plays Colleen remains the weak link. The confrontation with Victor and scenes at Brad's car were pathetic. It is really to bad that the two previous actresses who played the role aren't the ones doing these critical scenes.

I re-watched Josh Morrow coming out of that coat and yep, I almost fainted again. He is a sculpted walking perfect man.

Katherine and Murphy are poignant. Poor Katherine. She is in a horrible situation.

It was an amazing well written episode overall.

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I'm not either a Phick or Shick fan -- but what a pleasure and relief it was to finally view an honest-to-god love-in-the-afternoon soap love scene. I don't need to see naked flesh and hard-core rutting, the black underwear actually gave it some sexiness. And the way Sharon stopped for a moment and Nick held her neck... and then they went back to kissing. Kudos Y&R for rediscovering love scenes.

Although I still think Brad's declaration of love to Sharon was more get-it-on worthy. :)

I have never been into Tammin's Colleen, ever, but I thought she did well with what she was given. I mean, Colleen's anger and panic and lashing out was definitely relatable.

I checked the spoiler tags. :( Sad for today.

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