I am an unapologetic David supporter -- however, nothing bothers me more than hearing his (or any character's) name mentioned so many times in an episode that he isn't even in. And even the last couple of times the David character was in an episode, he had NOTHING TO DO WITH THE HUBBARDS!

It drives me crazy. I'm an unapologetic Jesse supporter but watching him go around town talking about David to Natalia and Tad and Amanda and Jake even to the point of having a white board up in his house makes want to slap him. I would love a scene where someone asks David to let up on the Hubbards just so they will stop talking about him.

It reminds me of when Little Adam was living with the Hubbards. Angie, Jesse, Frankie, Natalia, Randi... and this little white blonde boy.

Bianca got herself knocked up by her sister's husband. The vapid bitch can sit down and quit going around town, spouting her moral platitudes and blessing couples with her approval.

But don't you understand? She only did that because she wanted Thing Two Gabrielle to share the same bloodline as Thing One Miranda! And she and Zach didn't tell Kendall about it b/c Chuck Pratt thought it would make for bigger drama they knew she wouldn't approve!

Honestly, R, I just think you have it in for lesbian rape victims. ;-P

It drives me crazy. I'm an unapologetic Jesse supporter but watching him go around town talking about David to Natalia and Tad and Amanda and Jake even to the point of having a white board up in his house makes want to slap him. I would love a scene where someone asks David to let up on the Hubbards just so they will stop talking about him.

:lol:

That, to me, was where the line was crossed -- from a preoccupation to obsession an unhealthy fixation.

It reminds me of when Little Adam was living with the Hubbards. Angie, Jesse, Frankie, Natalia, Randi... and this little white blonde boy.

Ha! Let's be honest though. You know the baby playing Trevor was losing his [!@#$%^&*] for a reason. He was trying to get away from DW. He probably thought "Yay! Here comes a scene where I get to play with the pretty woman with the soft tits! OH MY GOD WHO ARE YOU? Don't hurt me! Take anything you want! What have you done with the nice lady and the fuzzy gay man?!"

That, to me, was where the line was crossed -- from a preoccupation to obsession an unhealthy fixation.

Yeah, he definitely crossed into A Beautiful Mind territory.

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But don't you understand? She only did that because she wanted Thing Two Gabrielle to share the same bloodline as Thing One Miranda! And she and Zach didn't tell Kendall about it b/c Chuck Pratt thought it would make for bigger drama they knew she wouldn't approve!

Honestly, R, I just think you have it in for lesbian rape victims. ;-P

Khan, my darling, get with the program.

I hate lesbian rape victims and black people. I'm a black gay male who's a homophobic racist.

Nothing against CBL but I'm finally realizing that it was my affection for Eden Reigel that kept me liking Bianca. Now that ER's not playing her, I find Bianca just as sanctimonious and presumptuous as others always have.

Heretic! Blasphemer! You are not worthy to wash Bianca's feet!

I'm a black gay male who's a homophobic racist.

You, too? :-)

You know, in the old days, adversaries such as David and Jesse (and David and Tad) could peacefully co-exist in Pine Valley w/o resorting to acting like ignorant schoolchildren just because they happened not to be the best of friends. And if one was "made to look bad," the other wasn't necessarily let off the old hook. God, I miss that AMC so much.

There's something kind of brittle and Ivy League about CBL, kind of like LBK's Cassie on OLTL. You know, the "Oh mother" type.

Make her look attractive all you want. I still think Lacey Chabert would have kicked major ass as grown-up Binki.

Yeah, he definitely crossed into A Beautiful Mind territory.

Minus, of course, the hot British-ness that is Paul Bettany. (Yes, I said PB is "hot." Forget you if that makes you think less of me.)

You know, in the old days, adversaries such as David and Jesse (and David and Tad) could peacefully co-exist in Pine Valley w/o resorting to acting like ignorant schoolchildren just because they happened not to be the best of friends. And if one was "made to look bad," the other wasn't necessarily let off the old hook. God, I miss that AMC so much.

I think all soaps have that problem now. Everybody is either saintly or satanic. The townsfolk hate David and love Ryan even though they're pretty much the same except David IMO has more layers. Just like Jesse is "the best police chief Pine Valley ever had" (Derek Frye: "My ass he is.") and Tad is a "good, kind, decent man" even though he tortured and murdered a man in cold blood. Soaps would be so much more interesting if they put away the black hats/white hats and trusted us with the gray.

Soaps would be so much more interesting if they put away the black hats/white hats and trusted us with the gray.

Or let them act in character instead of deliberately writing them way OOC to suit agendas that are conveniently used by certain desperate fans to justify their characters constant sociopathic actions.

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Or in a fun fatalistic twist, KILL THEM ALL!

Or in a fun fatalistic twist, KILL THEM ALL!

From the good folks at the ABC Promo Department:

"Lovers will be separated...families will be torn apart...and a quaint, small town in Pennsylvania will never be the same...IN THE EYE OF THE HURRICANE...This week, on ALL MY CHILDREN."

Edited August 1, 201015 yr by Khan

Or let them act in character instead of deliberately writing them way OOC to suit agendas that are conveniently used by certain desperate fans to justify their characters constant sociopathic actions.

I wish ABC/AMC was as crafty as your paranoia suggests -- that they are writing the Hubbards deliberately out of character just to cater to certain desperate David Hayward fans and prop him. I really do. That would mean David's on course to totally destroy those marginalized black people that live in a shoe!

What a waste of an avatar. Monica Calhoun's beauty still isn't strong enough to hide such bitter ugliness.

How are the Hubbards out of character?