B&B: Old/Classic Discussion & Articles
-
Recently Browsing 0 members
- No registered users viewing this page.
-
Recent Posts
-
-
Good riddance, Brad! What a waste of a potentially decent character.Please register in order to view this content
Dante is being so over the top. It's not making any sense. -
Does anyone know which head writer introduced the Marriott family? That is about the time I noticed something important had changed in the writing for Love of Life. Everything was really falling apart, and I could hardly get through an episode. But I will admit, Hugh Marlowe's son was a beautiful man. He played the Marriott son, maybe his name was Andy. Not sure. -
By dragonflies · Posted
I like Dani and I love that she's protective but she was doing way too much with Eva/Nicole -
so the first 20 minutes was Leslie fantasizing about Ted, the beginning of Dani/Nicole, and the beginnings of some of the other scenes that aired in part on the east coast? The Eva/Leslie scene sounds amazing from the Canadian recappers. Only one hour until it's uploaded online and I can watch! -
My DVR recording was about the new Pope for 20 minutesPlease register in order to view this content
-
By ArizonaDaze · Posted
Just noticed that Tyler Topits was listed as a breakdown writer on Days today. Don't know if that's a first time or not. I know he's a writers assistant and has written scripts before. -
Yeah. Dante needs talk to his son about binge drinking instead of running around town yelling at everyone lol. Jason should be a little more on top of what's happening with his son, but I thought both Rocco and Danny were supposed to go to a baseball game with Dante last night anyhow. -
By dragonflies · Posted
The fantasy at the begging reeks of ReRonPlease register in order to view this content
-
With Raven & Draper, it's more "past-shadowing" than "foreshadowing". Draper dated Raven a couple of years earlier (1976 or 1977). Draper's father is a sleazy but successful attorney named Ansel Scott. Ansel Scott became engaged to a vain, wealthy, middle-aged widow named Mrs. Nadine Alexander. Nadine's husband had been dead for many years, but she had a nubile, shallow, selfish daughter named Raven Alexander who was about Draper's age. Nadine thought it would be WONDERFUL if Draper took Raven out to dinner and showed her a few nice evenings. He obliged. But it soon became evident that Raven had a "daddy fixation" -- Raven didn't care much for her mother, but she was practically in love with the memory of her deceased father. Since her father was no longer around, Raven decided her new stepfather (Ansel Scott) would be a suitable substitute, so she began batting her eyes and wiggling her ass at Ansel. Ultimately, Ansel Scott and Nadine Alexander got married and moved to London. To Draper, Raven is nothing more than the horrible girl who was always attempting to seduce his father. To make herself even MORE unlikable to Draper (and to April), Raven lied for several months about the paternity of her baby, little Jamey Swift. She told April that Draper had fathered the child, as Kevin Jamison was sterile. Well, really it was Logan Swift who'd gotten her pregnant, but she did her best to make April believe Draper was the baby daddy. April and Draper absolutely can't stand Raven -- but April LOVES Jamey Swift, as April had a miscarriage and lost her baby and can theoretically never get pregnant again. April thinks of Jamey Swift as the baby she'll never have. If Raven ever announces any intention of moving to London to be with Nadine and Ansel, you can already guess where she'll be dumping Jamey, lol. In my opinion, Margo is one of the most fascinating characters on the show. She's like a contagion, contaminating everyone she touches, but she's so forlorn and needy that you can't help but love her. The actress (Ann Williams) puts a tremendous amount of depth into Margo Huntington.
-
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.