Just imagine James Mitchell in that haughty clipped speech, "Heifer, I do not WANT to come back!"

She made a lot of the types of complaints about the anniversary episode that you so eloquently spoke out against. She even made the ridiculous comment about how the show needs to bring James Mitchell back.

Whew! You scared me for a second! I feared a comparison -- which would've made me crazy glue my hands to my thighs and never type a word again!

But to answer your question: No, I don't read that woman's blog. Why? Well, you've pretty much answered that for me! LMAO! I dislike a lot of what she has to say.

She's ridiculous. "It also let outgoing headwriter Chuck Pratt get away with not having to write character driven scenes involving that pesky history he finds so irrelevant. " Right cuz Pratt scripted the episode Sure Sara. Carping for paragraphs abotu holes in the set up for the episode? umm who cares. "Speaking of mustaches, Laurence Lau’s (Greg Nelson) was certainly an interesting choice. Perhaps playing a gay character on As The World Turns inspired him. " Does Sara live in so world where gay men all have mustaches?

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She's ridiculous. "It also let outgoing headwriter Chuck Pratt get away with not having to write character driven scenes involving that pesky history he finds so irrelevant. " Right cuz Pratt scripted the episode Sure Sara. Carping for paragraphs abotu holes in the set up for the episode? umm who cares. "Speaking of mustaches, Laurence Lau’s (Greg Nelson) was certainly an interesting choice. Perhaps playing a gay character on As The World Turns inspired him. " Does Sara live in so world where gay men all have mustaches?

I guess she saw it as some old school mustache from the leather circuit days, I don't know.

I was most confused by the comment about how poor Mateo has become Hayley's purse-holder. #1, that was his main role for most of his run on the show (and when it wasn't, he was usually acting like an ass). #2, he got that whole monologue about growing up with sisters and how much he missed those days, and the bit about Julia -- that was more than he had for most of his run as Mateo.

She's ridiculous. "It also let outgoing headwriter Chuck Pratt get away with not having to write character driven scenes involving that pesky history he finds so irrelevant. " Right cuz Pratt scripted the episode Sure Sara. Carping for paragraphs abotu holes in the set up for the episode? umm who cares. "Speaking of mustaches, Laurence Lau’s (Greg Nelson) was certainly an interesting choice. Perhaps playing a gay character on As The World Turns inspired him. " Does Sara live in so world where gay men all have mustaches?

See? OMG! This is precisely why I dislike this woman's "blog." When you have scenes where characters are talking about themselves, their position in town and their history in said town -- HOW THE HELL IS THAT NOT WRITING CHARACTER DRIVEN SCENES INVOLVING HIST-- never mind. I might be begging to eat these words later, but LML just might not be the devil incarnate after all if she fired this woman.

but LML just might not be the devil incarnate after all if she fired this woman.

Haha, I agree. And if B&E did one thing right, it was tossing her out after four episodes at AMC.

Bibel's blog is cringe-worthy.

Bibel's blog is cringe-worthy.

Sadly I agree. She started out well enough but I think that, like a lot of bloggers, she's lost interest (in blogging, not soaps.) That's unfortunate because the soap journalism is sorely in need of input from intelligent women.

Instead we get Sara A. Drivel and Nelson "Ride Me Like a" Branco.