Seeing Peter Bergman (Jack) and Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki) act opposite each other really makes me mad that their short-lived reunion in 2012 was just that... short-lived. I've always loved the Jack/Nikki pairing.
No. I recall there was also a mention about how distracting it was EOB's Gwen wasn't wearing nail polish as well. That it was someone's pet peeve. And, yes, the fact characters can have a manicure in prison is the wildest continuity issue here.
Can anyone remember Mary Ellen Stuart's run as Jenny? I'm trying to fill in the cracks for missing stuff that we overlooked.
Bulletpoints:
* Dated Ross
* Rusty's police partner
* Directly responsible for Dinah coming forward about George Stewart (Cam's father)
This is DAYS, the show that said you could brainwash anyone with simple kitchen appliances. An actor's nail polish or lack thereof should be the least of our concerns, lol.
"We're Knot Done Yet": the name of this lovely podcast AND what JVA tells her plastic surgeon at every appointment.
In other news, Michele Lee is reminding me more and more of my old music teacher from elementary school, and I couldn't STAND that bitch.
I apologize if this has been covered already, but does anyone know whether Douglas Marland was HW'ing by that point? If he was, then I see what he meant when he said (in so many words) that he had inherited a mess when he started at GH. Aside from Alan and Monica, none of that material seems very promising. The story with Mark Dante and the Corbins is the wrong kind of predictable (y'know, the kind where you know what's going to happen, but you just don't give a crap?), the stuff with Scotty and Laura is cute but toothless, I don't know WHAT the hell Gina and Steve Carlson's character are arguing about and Rick Webber has to be the dumbest man alive not to see David Hamilton twirling his invisible moustache over how to make a killing off Lamont Corbin's declining health. (By the way, "LAMONT CORBIN"? What is this, "The Shadow"? And "Corbin Limited" sounds like some jive I'd hear over on Y&R.)
In a way, it's kind of like watching today's GH, right down to the dialogue that's serviceable and pushes plot along but says nothing about the characters' inner lives.
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