You know what I think it is? We see a young woman (Mac) with great hair (w/ extensions), great wardrobe (although, that's probably debatable), perfect teeth and cheekbones; and we assume this girl knows what it means to enjoy herself and have a good time at least occasionally.

Truth is, though, Mac, IRL, would be working at your local book- or music store, with an imperfect body shape, dark-rimmed glasses, hair chopped off and in at least three different colors, wearing flats and dark-colored clothes most of the time, and generally never registering an emotion above "mild bemusement".

IOW...? Mac is Daria.

LOL!

I think Mac should get drunk and do a little random makeout/table dancing/then breakdown on the bathroom floor myself. Show her sides.

But it makes sense. Look at the crowd, she's singing for a bunch of older folks.

Yet, this girl had no problem singing to a bunch of complete strangers at a birthday party her first day in town. Imagine that!

Mac is Daria.

Except not as cynical.

Except not as cynical.

Cynical would make her much more interesting to those who don't like her.

Edited May 4, 200916 yr by dmarex

Except not as cynical.

Or as perfectly cast.

IOW...? Mac is Daria.

LOL! I loved Daria. Mac would have to be way more cynical and actually have a personality to be Daria.

Edited May 4, 200916 yr by Ann_SS

Yet, this girl had no problem singing to a bunch of complete strangers at a birthday party her first day in town. Imagine that!

I would say but those were teenagers, and they were drunk, but silly's birthday party was ultra-LAME. So touche. LoL.

I loved "Daria", too! Don't get me wrong! Mac is closer to being Daria, though, than she is to, say, Punky Brewster?

Now, here's something I don't understand: since when must I sympathize with Chloe about anything? I saw her glare at Billy and Mac today during the wedding; was I supposed to feel sorry for her? Because, frankly, I don't. IMO, that conniving skank from the dark ages is getting exactly what she deserves. (Strange, really, coming from a diehard Nola Reardon (GL) fan.)

Edited May 4, 200916 yr by Khan

I loved "Daria", too! Don't get me wrong! Mac is closer to being Daria, though, than she is to, say, Punky Brewster?

Now, here's something I don't understand: since when must I sympathize with Chloe about anything? I saw her glare at Billy and Mac today during the wedding; was I supposed to feel sorry for her? Because, frankly, I don't. IMO, that conniving skank from the dark ages is getting exactly what she deserves. (Strange, really, coming from a diehard Nola Reardon (GL) fan.)

There's really no one to root for in this triangle... not that there's anyone to root for in the Phickon one either but those characters are more established. Right now, it's a bad thing. But it may pay off later on when <crossing fingers> Chloe goes ballistic.

I like CF and I think she's doing a very good job playing classic Mac. I've always loved the character because she is the anti-Amber/Chloe. For the most part, you can count on Mac to use her head and not just her heart. She doesn't step over or on anyone just to get what she wants, but she usually won't let anyone step on her either. At least not for long. For me, she's always been a refreshing unique character. There are enough superficial divas in training on Y&R right now anyway. Usually, I prefer the bad girls, but Mac is the exception to that. I probably feel that way because she isn't a happy go lucky kind of character. I thought she had chemistry with Billy in the flashback scenes today, but I like Billy/Chloe, so I'd rather see Mac with someone else.

I give Jess Walton mad props today. I think she was a great sport and did a wonderful job.

I give Jess Walton mad props today. I think she was a great sport and did a wonderful job.

Amen.

Jess is BACK.

Amen.

Jess is BACK.

Totally. Jill is a train wreck right now, but no matter how vicious she is towards Kaye, you can see the pain written all over her face. The Jill/Kaye story is my favorite right now. I really want to see them come to an understanding.

Totally. Jill is a train wreck right now, but no matter how vicious she is towards Kaye, you can see the pain written all over her face. The Jill/Kaye story is my favorite right now. I really want to see them come to an understanding.

Jess makes it so effortless & Jeanne NEVER misses a beat.

They ad lib scenes cause they're that good.

Is there any chance an epileptic Victor is the one gaslighting Ashley...and doesn't even know it?

Is there any chance an epileptic Victor is the one gaslighting Ashley...and doesn't even know it?

Remember last week when I suspected it?

One way it would be stupid because they're re-do another story.

But in another way, Victor would be forgiven eventually and Adam/Mary Jane would be safe.

Edited May 4, 200916 yr by dmarex