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OLTL: Discussion for the week of October 17

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Honestly TeamEric. The difference between you and me is I don't HAVE to see anything. I don't have to defend the wonder that is Tea. I don't have to pretend that RH is "riveting" in scenes with her and deadly dull everywhere else, because I don't think a good actor is totally reliant on his screen partner. I simply don't care that much about Todd and I can just see what I see. So far, I see RH/Todd being vulnerable and needy in a lot of ways. He needs someone to believe in him even when he's not certain of himself and he's looking for that from everyone who is important to him. RC's love of Tea is evident in the vacuum he keeps placing Todd in with her. It only serves the portion of the audience who needs to see Tea as Todd's savior and redemption. I don't need that. I think he should be interacting with other characters who are very important, whether or not they are "as important" or just close.

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Ford/Jess going on a date...really RC?

So glad they've cut the campy bull with Tina.

Last scene with Nora and Todd was perfect! This is the kind of stuff I want to see with RH back, not the the little puppy dog he's been playing.

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Honestly TeamEric. The difference between you and me is I don't HAVE to see anything. I don't have to defend the wonder that is Tea. I don't have to pretend that RH is "riveting" in scenes with her and deadly dull everywhere else, because I don't think a good actor is totally reliant on his screen partner. I simply don't care that much about Todd and I can just see what I see. So far, I see RH/Todd being vulnerable and needy in a lot of ways. He needs someone to believe in him even when he's not certain of himself and he's looking for that from everyone who is important to him. RC's love of Tea is evident in the vacuum he keeps placing Todd in with her. It only serves the portion of the audience who needs to see Tea as Todd's savior and redemption. I don't need that. I think he should be interacting with other characters who are very important, whether or not they are "as important" or just close.

Honestly, Rhinohide, you obviously haven't followed my posts very well. I've bashed RH in many prior scenes with FL since his return. I first spotted GOOF in that jail house foolish dance and stupid grin in scenes with her. He was dreadful as a cry baby with Irene on Monday. Today I found him more restrained and yeah those guilt-laden scenes were riveting. So I don't need to pretend a darn thing. It's called having a different pov than you, that's all.

Anyhoo, I'm not going to engage further with you as I made myself a promise to only debate with those that STICK TO DEBATING onscreen events here.

Carry on!

Last scene with Nora and Todd was perfect! This is the kind of stuff I want to see with RH back, not the the little puppy dog he's been playing.

Lost little puppy bawling in mommy's lap didn't do a thing for me either. Neither does the goofy SILLY version either.

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For the most part he's played Todd like a stand up comedian similar to how RPG played Jake on AMC.

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For the most part he's played Todd like a stand up comedian similar to how RPG played Jake on AMC.

I thought there was a ton of irony in Nora saying this Todd was the gentler, kinder version as RH flashed back to committing murder.

But the lost puppy/goof versions are strangely not in sync with that old Toddian dark menacing music at all.

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For the most part he's played Todd like a stand up comedian similar to how RPG played Jake on AMC.

and its the main reason Im findint it hard to watch him at times.

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This Cutter/Rama stuff just has me... I dunno. Sonow they've se up Kim? Would Rama reallybe so hateful to put her in jail for murder? Would Cutter? I guess I shouldn't care. And why does Cutter use a bad accent when talking to the cops?

UGH I shoulda known that Gigi/Stacey would have amnesia and be part of a Cutter con. Lordie this could go on forever...

Ford/Jess going on a date...really RC?

So glad they've cut the campy bull with Tina.

Last scene with Nora and Todd was perfect! This is the kind of stuff I want to see with RH back, not the the little puppy dog he's been playing.

I agree about Tina, although I did fin dit a bit much for her apparently to have spent days now (or maybe it's just been one day--days move so slowly on OLTL currently) searching for a random piece of paper Tea doesn't even seem to care about.

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It was just the tinkly music and the loaded looks as they cut back and forth from two shots of Cord and Tina to ones of Ford and Jess.

All of that was kinda weird--Tina and Cord looking at them like "aww it's young love". So Cord confronts Ford for 20 seconds, tells him off and to never do it again and then shakes his hadn and is all smiles? I mean it would hve been almost better to just have him not aknowledge he even knew about Ford at this point...

Its great to see his face but

it was a brief scene of RHTodd killing him

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Right and they just spliced in the old footage of him.

Does RC honestly think any of us believe that Todd DID kill Victor?

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Does RC honestly think any of us believe that Todd DID kill Victor?

Eh, no one ever dies on ABC soaps anymore.

However, I hope RC sticks with his Manchurian Candidate hints and Irene does have some sort of trigger over RH's Todd. She set him up to pull the trigger and he lives with that guilt he couldn't fight her programming. RC needs to inject some humble self-loathing back in RH's character pronto as the entitled, holier than thou "gentler, kinder" Todd was a failure, IMO.

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When John Loprieno was that age he was genuinely boyish looking yet also very handsome. David Gregory always looks like he's melting. His head also doesn't really match the rest of his body. He reminds me of that Billy Warlock movie where the rich people melted into goo.

I know that's mean but after the two years of his being called the big stud of OLTL I can't help it.

Yeah I completely agree. As a straight male, I cannot see one thing facially or proportion-wise attractive about him.

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