I found it very disturbing how Madison had that apron on, looking a mess, making Ryan dinner. Just the way she was all determined to do it rubbed me the wrong way. AMC is turning her into a little housewife type girlfriend for Ryan and I don't like it. This woman used to be a straight evil biotch, and I see none of it these days. I was hoping AMC would find that balance but it seems like they aren't. I don't want to root for Ryan/Madison, if this is how Madison is going to act with him. She needs to be taking charge and kicking Greenlee's arse up a bit for how she's using Ryan these days. She is acting like everything is ok when it isn't. Now I just want her to leave Ryan for good and go run into Frankie's big, beefy arms and cry on his shoulder.

This would be entertaining, if ABC hadn't, oh, I dunno... PROMOTED THE END OF THE STORY MONTHS BEFORE IT HAPPENED!! How do you "invest" in Ryan/Madison if we've been told about the reunion we've been waiting for? I don't buy anything either one of them says to each other because it's all being written from a false premise.

This would be entertaining, if ABC hadn't, oh, I dunno... PROMOTED THE END OF THE STORY MONTHS BEFORE IT HAPPENED!! How do you "invest" in Ryan/Madison if we've been told about the reunion we've been waiting for? I don't buy anything either one of them says to each other because it's all being written from a false premise.

Agreed!

That's what sucks about the Ryan/Madison thing, it's like they purposely wanted to pull the excitement of it away. Why air Rylee promos while this is going on? The story should be Greenlee is losing the guy she wants, I don't need the voice over telling me 'the reunion you've all been waiting for' the only way I continue to say this, the only way Rylee is bought to be finished is if Greenlee after she leaves David moves into the Chandler SL. Could they be setting that up? IDK, at this point it seems Annie needs a shock to wake up about how she truely feels about JR, so I'd have Greenlee fling w/ JR to set that up. But that's just me.

This would be entertaining, if ABC hadn't, oh, I dunno... PROMOTED THE END OF THE STORY MONTHS BEFORE IT HAPPENED!! How do you "invest" in Ryan/Madison if we've been told about the reunion we've been waiting for? I don't buy anything either one of them says to each other because it's all being written from a false premise.

I truly believe that Frons thinks those promos are giving us the will to "hang on" through Ryan/Madison to get to the reunion we've been "waiting for."

Could you imagine the convos. w/ Lorraine and Brian?

worker A: Mrs. Broderick, Frons wants to see you.

Lorraine: Just keep writing guys, I'll handle Frons.

Brian: So Lorraine I agreed w/ your idea of the long arc for Ryan/Greenlee but when does it happen?

Lorraine: soon, it's a process, it's like I told you, we are slow burning them to make them rootable like you we want.

Brian: So the black kid is going to swoop in and take his girl? leaving Ryan heartbroken?

Lorraine: Sorta, I'll let you know. But keep making those promos we need them. Have a Rylee day!

Brian: I will!

Absolutely loved the wedding and Quad today --- that ending when JR proclaimed his love for Annie and how they belong together --- then punch! Classic - loved it!

UGH! So I tune into AMC for the first time in months & the first thing I see is Zendall? Blech! And look, Marie Lubbock knows Zach Slater.

Nice to see that Jacob Young is still on point & a solid, if underappreciated, performer.

I never thought I'd see the day when two men would be fighting over Annie, especially after the hatchet job both B&E and Pratt did to her. There's got to be a catch here, somewhere.

Edited August 25, 201015 yr by MichaelGL

I truly believe that Frons thinks those promos are giving us the will to "hang on" through Ryan/Madison to get to the reunion we've been "waiting for."

I have a feeling you're right about that, but I find it unfathomable. I really don't have a sense of how popular Ryan/Greenlee are, maybe there really are legions of fans out there who want them.

I only know how I feel and I think Ryan/Madison have way more potential. I like Greenlee a lot normally, but when she's with Ryan he makes me dislike her. Meanwhile, I dislike Ryan normally, but Madison makes me like him. I never realized what a difference a screen partner can make, but AMC is bringing that home to me right now.

Yes, Madison is being a little too nice right now. It's such a dramatic change, I'm not sure how I feel about it. However, Madison isn't as insufferable as Marissa can be and the show can only have so many " good bitch" type characters. Right now we have Erica, Kendall and Greenlee, so I think the show is right that Madison has to be something different. What I really can't figure out is why I like Madison so much more than the character SG played on GL (Tammy), but I do.

Edited August 25, 201015 yr by Juliajms

The last scene with Scott/Annie/JR was fantastic....but ugh, Scott. I just don't like how Adam Mayfield acts. His facial expressions and how he can't keep a straight face just irks me! Loved seeing JR punch him out!

Adam Mayfield is horrible. He actually smirked and smiled confessing the big secret and I'm pretty darn sure that was not how the writers intended it to be played out.

I have a feeling you're right about that, but I find it unfathomable. I really don't have a sense of how popular Ryan/Greenlee are, maybe there really are legions of fans out there who want them.

There aren't.

I never thought I'd see the day when two men would be fighting over Annie, especially after the hatchet job both B&E and Pratt did to her. There's got to be a catch here, somewhere.

It's called Melissa Claire Egan being the unappreciated workhorse that she is. For three years this woman has been pulling this show along.

It's called Melissa Claire Egan being the unappreciated workhorse that she is. For three years this woman has been pulling this show along.

Im really surprised she survived ending things with Ryan. She had no family or connections outside of him and the way Pratt was writing, it seemed as if she would be a goner. Tying her to the Chandlers has been the best thing the show has done with her and she's brought some much needed energy and life to them.