Right now we are at the time where Annie's brother is around.

Now suposedly her brother has died of a drug overdose. But I am wondering whether or not the new bartender at the comeback Wes is actually Richie?

you are correct

you are correct

Thanks for that.

Annie is rubbing me the wrong way, so I am not to sure just how much of what she said is the truth.

And it will did look like it was a woman's hand that knocked out Aiden.

Thanks for that.

Annie is rubbing me the wrong way, so I am not to sure just how much of what she said is the truth.

And it will did look like it was a woman's hand that knocked out Aiden.

Ha, I wont spoil it, but what you are seeing is a transformation in Annie and she will never be the same again

So begins the transformation of Annie into a very unlikeable character IMO. Richie was so many kinds of awesome

So begins the transformation of Annie into a very unlikeable character IMO. Richie was so many kinds of awesome

But more appropriately, the best character AMC has seen in the last decade.

Nope not as far as I'm concerned, that honor went to Richie, who should have been the Novak sibling to stick around. When it got to the point that everything Annie did was everyone else's(ie. Richie's) fault but her own, had no use for her

Annie is rubbing me the wrong way, so I am not to sure just how much of what she said is the truth.

So begins the transformation of Annie into a very unlikeable character IMO. Richie was so many kinds of awesome

You're biased.

But more appropriately, the best character AMC has seen in the last decade.

Absolutely. This begins one of the best character/actor transformations this show has seen in years. Especially with today being MCE's birthday, it has to be said. She effortlessly carried this show from this point until 2009 -- as if she had no clue she was even doing it.

I loved what the show did with Annie at this point and have loved her ever since. When Pratt took over, I loved what he did with her to. No doubt he was a horrid writer for AMC but there were some bright spots during his reign and one of them was Annie. I was just about to write something else, but realized I would spoil it for SnCC so I erased it, LOL.

Wish I could look back at the shows you're watching...late 2007-July 2008 I wasn't able to watch AMC daily like I did before. There's definitely some blank spots during those times that I wish I could go back to and watch.

Absolutely. This begins one of the best character/actor transformations this show has seen in years. Especially with today being MCE's birthday, it has to be said. She effortlessly carried this show from this point until 2009 -- as if she had no clue she was even doing it.

I agree wholeheartedly, especially with what you said in bold.

I also agree with the majority here --- Annie is by FAR the best example of character transformation (from boring to entertaining) --- and you can see MCE grow miles as an actress during the process.

So begins the transformation of Annie into a very unlikeable character IMO.

Wow. Couldnt disagree more.

So begins the transformation of Annie into an interesting character who carries the show.

But more appropriately, the best character AMC has seen in the last decade.

Yes. I so agree. By far.

Absolutely. This begins one of the best character/actor transformations this show has seen in years. Especially with today being MCE's birthday, it has to be said. She effortlessly carried this show from this point until 2009 -- as if she had no clue she was even doing it.

This is so true. She carried AMC all by herself and you are so correct, she did it as if she had no clue she was doing it, making it - and her - more awesome.

I loved Annie before and afrer her transformation. She was by far the most entertaining character following that and MCE acted her butt off

Add me to the list of MCE fans. I don't know when it was when Annie became my absolute favorite character on AMC... probably around the time the writers decided Annie was Dead Woman Walking and tried to turn her into an insta-psycho in order to prop up KenLee? MCE not only took that plot-dictated change and ran away with it, she always battled to preserve the "heart" and humanity behind Annie's sudden misdeeds.

You could really relate to the fact that she had been neglected and rejected as a girl, and now that was happening all over again as her husband and so-called friends turned against her and tried to oust her in the pettiest way possible the moment "the real Greenlee" swanned into town.

Edited September 29, 201015 yr by Cat

I had really no opinion of Annie in the beginning, but then when she got all fierce and nutty, it was LOVE

Edited September 30, 201015 yr by Pine Charles