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Y&R: Week of May 11, 2009


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No, it's not because they are Australian, it's because Sursok is badly miscast and Goddard should never have been made PIII and here's why:

The only thing that I like about the character of Cane is the chemistry Goddard has with Jess.

EXACTLY! Goddard is a little better than Sursok but that's not saying much!

QUOTE (Chris B @ May 10 2009, 10:19 PM)
I don't think it was a mistake killing off Phillip because the character of Nina flourished in a way that would've never happened if Phillip remained alive. Plus with Thom Biertz being gay and having those personal family issues, he wouldn't have remained on the show so it would've meant another recast or Phillip being off screen. I think killing Phillip was brave and the aftershocks were felt for an extremely long time. Nina was constantly brought back into Jill and Katherines orbit and Phillip's legacy remained important to the show. In fact, I'd say it's one of *the* best handled deaths, even if it meant losing Phillip III.

I agree, Bill Bell did a great job of telling stories and the death and it's after math of P III were no exception.

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I think Y&R needs to make a decision. Either recast or use TS. I don't have a strong preference. I liked AL much better, but I could live with TS. Having Colleen go up against TBVN could have been a solid story, especially because it might bring in JT/Vikki and shake them up as JT tries to protect his former love.

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Yep, that's part of it. I think they should have saved the trashing of Sharon's apartment for Mary Jane instead. I wasn't a immediate fan of SH, but she's won me over. That voice, those eyes, that figure. Perfection. See, I could tolerate Gloria if she was more like this (minus bat sh!t crazy).

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I like SH, and I didn't like her at first either, but I'm a little baffled by the intense love here. I mean, thus far, she's done quite well at playing the slightly psycho MJ, but we haven't actually seen her do much else. I feel like I'm missing something, or that I've missed scenes that have shown her range or real ability as an actress.

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Fittingly,the proposal for Paul/Nikki takes place at Crimson Lights-that's where most of their'romance' played out.

After injecting himself,Adam muttered something about'this should do the trick for the next 6 months'

So,he waited for the moment the doctor arrived to inject himself?If it lasts that long,why didn't he do it earlier?Wouldn't an eye specialist have noticed the eye had been recently injected?

I'm so thrilled Kevin and Amber are free!! Yeeeeh!! what's the point of these stories if they are all wrapped up in a big bow 2 weeks later?

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Personally, I've been noticing the subtle nuances she adds to the character. She may be mentally unstable, but their is a likability to the actress, she injects dimension into a role that could end up being dead weight. I also love how she uses her facial expressions to convey MJ's emotions. She's not very in your face, but if you watch closely her body language and acting is spot on. I'm a fan!

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