14 hours ago, kalbir said:

How far into the show are you planning to watch?

I plan to keep watching until I get tired of it? If that makes sense? Until I die? Haha. I don’t have a planned stopping point. I’m just watching one or two episodes a day

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Edited yesterday at 03:13 PM1 day by Romalotti
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10 hours ago, Romalotti said:

I plan to keep watching until I get tired of it? If that makes sense? Until I die? Haha. I don’t have a planned stopping point. I’m just watching one or two episodes a day

OK, that's fair. Keep us posted on your thoughts as you watch.

20 hours ago, kalbir said:

OK, that's fair. Keep us posted on your thoughts as you watch.

I just finished season one, episode 80 last night. So far, the show has a “once upon a time” quality to it — It’s like the epic prelude to an amazing generational saga. When I first started the series, it felt like I was watching two completely different tv shows: one about a rich family in the high fashion world, the other about a lower middle class family who is struggling to get by. The character of Alex was the initially the only one who crossed back and forth between the families….then we learned that Beth and Eric had a past together…then we saw Brooke befriend Caroline…then Brooke met Ridge and Thorne…and as of last night, Rocco has made contact with the Forresters too.

I was NOT expecting Rocco to come running in out of nowhere (what was he doing in the parking garage anyway) to rescue Ridge and Caroline from muggers. And he didn’t just rescue them, he went all Lorenzo Lamas on them (either Lance Cumson OR Snakeeater) and started doing ninja kicks and jumps and other moves that were straight out of a 1966 Batfight. Meanwhile, Ridge just stands there like a lump and watches Rocco kick ass.

I’m glad they finally connected Rocco to the Forresters. I have a slight crush on Bryan Genesse and I always get a little more excited when I see he’s in an episode. But I have no idea how he would exist in the Forresters’ world but I can’t wait to find out!