It is to me. Those loons stumbling around has been the best part of this so far.

That's not saying very much though!

Exactly....Todd and Tea seem to essentially have the same discussion everytime they have a scene together. Enough already, lol.

It's all so juvenile. I love you but we can't be together because of Danyeller! But ZOMG our passion! Next day. I love you but we can't be togther because of Danyeller! But ZOMG our passion! Next day.

Why are they even on for two weeks straight and they are not even involved in the action.

Edited February 10, 201015 yr by Leia

Todd and Téa make the show so great.  These two are just about the only reasons to watch.  OLTL's ultimate power couple! 

That's not saying very much though!

No, it's not.

Edited February 10, 201015 yr by Vee

No, it's not.

The stumbling around in the snow, I thought, was most effective with Stacy. I started to feel something for the little tramp. They went too far when she was buried. Dorian's frozen toes and subsequent screaming at Charlie was another true moment. Any Canadian kid has felt the same pain in ice skates after a long afternoon at an outdoor hockey rink. The excrutiating pain and loud mouthed irrationality starts when one's feet are thawing out indoors.

For this reason I hate fireplaces.

I thought today's show was entertaining. But February as a whole, isn't all that great so far IMO. Hopefully things improve soon.

Is that supposed to make it right or desensitive whats going on now? As bad as it was before, OLTL just included a whole other level of disgust and cringe by adding the fact that he is trying to impregnate her. Intentionally trying to get one's daughter pregnant is absolutely revolting and yes this is a whole lot worse than before.

I think, as silly, stupid as it was before, when malone did that storyline it was all over the top gothic. I dunno, for some reason that made the implications of incest a bit easier to swallow for me than this shock therapy route.

If Jessica, post ECT, can't remember anything before her teenagehood--why was she so easily and quickly convinced Mitch is her father?

Edited February 11, 201015 yr by EricMontreal22

Is Viki aware of the nature of Clint and Kim's relationship?

I'm quite sure that Nora told Viki about Clint having a fling with his new assistant, tho they had never actually met before today.

Gotcha, thanks. I was just thinking that if Viki was my mother and Clint was my dad who brought over his new cute little thang, my mom would be throwing a lot more shade to that girl.

Throughout the episode, John-Paul and Farah will pipe in with any thoughts they have about the episode, its taping, the writing, the effects involved (you'll see!), or anything else that crosses their minds.

Oh, good God.

Oh, good God.

Seriously. But I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't devilishly looking forward to this.

Gotcha, thanks. I was just thinking that if Viki was my mother and Clint was my dad who brought over his new cute little thang, my mom would be throwing a lot more shade to that girl.

Viki fawning over Kim was....strange. But the biggest waste of time is this Todd and Tea redux. They have the same conversation. Every Day!

I know Frons would never allow it but I really wish Viki had not been so damn low-key through this story. Why is she having scenes with Kim while this lunatic who is obsessed with her family is tormenting her daughter and husband?

Look at these clips with Viki and Victor and then Viki and Mitch. They're superb. Erika and Roscoe are phenomenal in these scenes (Mitch looks like a sexy version of annoying Baltar from the BSG remake). Even that one line, "I'm gon' win," was better than most of Mitch's scenes since somewhere around December.

It's official. Rauch's OLTL was better. ;-)

Carl, I was just watching those scenes about a day ago, ITA with you. I think the writing has failed RB this go round, it is too often just laughable. The fine line is so apparent when you compare his scenes from then to those of today. Khan, I must say, I was thinking the same thing when I watched. I had to check myself and make sure that it wasn't just because I was taken by these few scenes, but there are several clips from his tenure where I have felt the same. One thing that always tickles me is Viki's dialogue back then, so theatrical. She has a line in one of the secret room scenes where she talks about Victor's "capacity for betrayal". (And what about that 13 second pause she takes in that first clip? ) But yeah, it's hard for me to describe, but no matter how OTT things got, there's this undercurrent of sophistication when you have trained folks like Slezak and Strasser really driving scenes under Rauch's also trained eye. I don't remember which writer gave Robin Strasser the (back handed) compliment at the time that, "(She's so good) she doedn't know that she's on a soap opera," but that in certain ways applies to the show as a whole.