Yes, but the show isn't mentioning it now. It's part of a pattern recently where they just rewrite or ignore story beats they don't like.

It's been said that she never told anyone, the point is that she did. IMO, the relevant story is, will Viki finally forgive her. Need to add that a lot of people tend to jump the gun, there is always the chance she will bring it up.

Edited October 1, 201114 yr by MontyB

I see what you mean, but it gets to a point where, after Viki has forgiven Clint, both Todds, and Jessica for so much, that I wonder if Tina should even care about her forgiveness.

I see what you mean, but it gets to a point where, after Viki has forgiven Clint, both Todds, and Jessica for so much, that I wonder if Tina should even care about her forgiveness.

I can't argue with you there. I believe it was written that way originally because it was written abruptly. Didn't the show let AE go because of budgetary reasons with her living on the west coast and OLTL not being able to afford for fly her back and forth?

As everyone, I hope VIki eventually comes down to earth.

Alright. Anyway, Tina did tell Viki about Tess threatening Sarah.

She told Viki but she never told Cord. This week was the first time he confronted her about that and she just stood there and said nothing to defend herself by mentioning exactly why she did what she felt she had to at the time. Cord was ripping into her yet she left out the very vital component that she did what she did to protect his daughter. That should not have gone ignored.

She told Viki but she never told Cord. This week was the first time he confronted her about that and she just stood there and said nothing to defend herself by mentioning exactly why she did what she felt she had to at the time. Cord was ripping into her yet she left out the very vital component that she did what she did to protect his daughter. That should not have gone ignored.

There is always a chance she will tell him. I don't know if this has been fully played out yet.

Just to give an example of tape times, I copied these from a OLTL script on eBay

The May 16th episode of this year had scenes taping on 3/21, 4/8, and 5/3.

Wha? They tape scenes THAT out of order? I mean a month and a half apart for the same episode?

That is weird. What I've noticed a lot is scenes taped on one day will air over a long period of time. For instance, they'll tape a lot of scenes at the hospital and those will string out for weeks upon weeks.

Well the stuff taped on 5/3 was for RH's return, where they just dropped his 10 second scenes into the episode lol.

No idea when that was taped LOL

4/8 Angel Square - Destiny, Matthew, Marty, Liam, Brody

5/3 Hospital ER - John, Natalie, Brody, Destiny, Matthew, Dr. Degroff, Shaun

3/21 - Todd's ICU Room - Tea, Danielle, Shaun, Todd (TSJ)

3/21 - Inez's Apartment - Deanna, Nate, Dani

3/21 (can't quite read this one but it makes sense) - Tomas's Jail Cell - Tomas, Todd (TSJ)

Edited October 1, 201114 yr by alexisfan07

Loved Natalie/Jessica's fight!! They are so perfect when they're going at each other like that.

Jack's evil grin when Starr was about to be arrested.

I am loving this. I know some dislike her, but I think Barbara Rhoades was the perfect choice for Irene.

I'm really enjoying her campyness and over-the-top-ness. LOL

Todd: What was that sound?

Irene: That was the sound of your family....dying!

I admit. I like BR as Irene too. She plays a good nut.

I think Barbara Rhoades is doing OK, but I'm not sure why Irene became some sort of bad joke. It's the default mode. When Rebecca came back a few years ago, she was the same way. I guess it's to cover that these stories are made up as they go along.

I said they should have never brought Irene back and this crap on my screen reinforces that sentiment. I know it was going to be an over the top mess when I first read the spoiler

The main characters on the show, like Todd and anyone around him, or Jessica, are so damaged psychologically that it's almost impossible to write for them. Instead of dealing with that, the show just makes it a joke. I guess I can see why they take the easier way, but you have to wonder if it's the best choice to turn a story about a child abusing sicko and his rapist sons into scenes that amount to ha ha, Barbara Rhoades is throwing her hair around.

I guess it's just me, but I don't know why some feel this show need to be all serious and dramatic. I love the over the top campiness. That's what makes this show stand out for me. I'm way over serious melodrama. The reason why I quit Y&R. I guess everyone can't be pleased, I'm loving the show and BR.

I guess it's just me, but I don't know why some feel this show need to be all serious and dramatic. I love the over the top campiness. That's what makes this show stand out for me. I'm way over serious melodrama. The reason why I quit Y&R. I guess everyone can't be pleased, I'm loving the show and BR.

I don't need that, per se, but the show chooses to tell these stories. I can't blame anyone at OLTL now for the story about what Victor did to Viki, or Todd's old stories, but the rapemance, or the Tess/Ford stuff, or what Jack did to Shane, it's all so ugly, and it lingers in the mind when the show tries to pivot to campiness. If they had just stayed away from this entirely, then I wouldn't be as bothered. But they chose to do this stuff and then not really follow up.

There's nothing with camp, per se, but there needs to be more balance. We have to take at least some things seriously, or our emotional investment is in danger. That's what killed SANTA BARBARA.