Here's the scene that Agnes and Susan recreated from a script in 1970 at the ABC Winter Press Tour. They also did this at the NY Times Arts Weekend.

http://www.youtube.c...h?v=6SirSAit8Eg

Oops! Uh oh! If this is a scene from 1970, your girl's gonna have to do some quick thinking. Erica comes home 20 minutes before the late show and tells Mona she drove over to the Cellar, "ran into the presentable Mr. Tyler" and they hoped into their separate cars and went their separate ways.

What the hell kind of 15 year old comes home at 11 at night after driving around town all night and it isn't a problem?

Edited January 15, 201015 yr by R Sinclair

In Peyton Place, from nearlya decade before, Alison who was 16 is constantly being told she's "home early" when it's 11 and not midnight, etc and dshe's the good girl! maybe small town curfews weren't as severe as we might think? (That's the only excuse I can think of cuz watching PP I was constantly confused by that)

Ok, that's nice if Susan more or less dislikes the storyline and doesn't think the audience buys into it long-term, but as long as it's written, she has to play it. I think Frons and his minions could easily turn them into a one true pairing.

I don't mind Ryan and Erica together, but I definitely don't think that they should be each other's "next/true" loves of their lives. I think that their romance would be better lighthearted and not really serious. Susan doesn't seem like she thinks the relationship will be a long term thing, and Cameron as usual just seems happy to have a storyline/love interest, regardless of what it is.

He said he had a meeting about this storyline. He should have a storyline meeting where he asks the writers to keep his character single for a while and where he gets to interact with other characters besides the same few characters.

He's mostly interacted with Kendall, Greeenlee, Zach, Annie, and now Erica the last few years. He isn't seen interacting with other characters that much. It would be a nice change of pace to see him single and have storylines with other people besides the same few people.

He has history/friendships with people like Jake, Liza and Tad, but he is rarely shown with them. I do enjoy what scenes he and Opal have, I have always liked their friendship/chemistry.

It seemed like he hadn't had a scene with Adam in like years before Annie moved into the Chandler mansion. Rarely ever is he shown with Krystal, JR, etc.... Granted he doesn't really have a lot of connections with characters like these three, but it would be nice to see him interacting with different people for a change. I feel like his character is very limited by the writers, regarding the characters he interacts with on canvas.

Edited January 16, 201015 yr by xtr

In Peyton Place, from nearlya decade before, Alison who was 16 is constantly being told she's "home early" when it's 11 and not midnight, etc and dshe's the good girl! maybe small town curfews weren't as severe as we might think? (That's the only excuse I can think of cuz watching PP I was constantly confused by that)

Um... okay. The main point is what 15 year old girl is driving around town in her own car alone at that time of night?

I don't buy Susan saying she's 15--she was 16 when the show started at least--15 wouldn'teven make sense with her being in Phil and Chuck and Tara's class,etc

http://www.soaps.com/allmychildren/news/id/6492/All_My_Children_Look_Back_and_To_The_Future/

JHC on Jamie Lunar and Liza:

"Jamie's a great actress and I think she's a great Liza," she started. "When I look back on the way we brought Liza in, I'm not sure that we put our best foot forward on what Liza represents for the audience.

"We certainly relooked at that and are taking the opportunity, as we are redefining ourselves and regrounding the show, to kind of redefine the jealous, trouble-making Liza, who is going to wreak some havoc for Krystal in the future, and define her in a way that the audience expects Liza to be.

"That's where the mismatch was," she continued. "It had been maybe six years since we'd seen Marcy. And I love Marcy, but, when you can't have Marcy but you really want Liza, you make decisions. We went with a really great actress, who's sexy and gorgeous and vibrant and funny. And yeah, she doesn't look like Marcy Walker, but she can be the character that we need her to be."

Hrmmm I stilind her very very different to Marcy, but it's a good point that can't be repeated enough--Marcy WON'T return.