Robin's death and the fall out from it has been a flop so far other than Patrick's reaction. Anna has to keep it together for everyone else so we've gotten nothing really moving from her. I don't know what the hell kind of mess they're trying to do with Robert but its sh!t(and who does TR think he's foolin with that Just For Men slapped on his big ass head?). Mac and Emma are non starters, Elizabeth is already circling Patrick as her next victim, Sonny and Carly spent five minutes caring. Jason's in a coma, and its hard to feel for Maxie with this stranger ho playing her. I feel more affected by Cole and Hope's deaths and those two weren't even on the show more than a day before getting whacked.

fauxFake Coward didn't bother me today with the Australian guy, she didn't seem to be trying so hard or doing that annoying thing where she tries to talk while gritting her teeth. It really annoys me though that Cartini(ew) aren't here for five minutes and already doing a "fun" story about D.I.D!

LOVED Carly & Todd, RH and LW have fun chemistry and I can't wait to see more. And Carly vs Epiphany had me dying! Both LW and SE looked like they were about to bust out laughing at any moment.

Kassie DePaiva is on fire right now, I hope we get to see her mingle around the canvas a little bit.

I watched last weeks episodes and I just feel like none of the characters really make any sense, so it's hard to really invest in drama. Outside of the novelty of all the returns (Anna, Holly, Tristan, Luke, etc.) I don't really feel there is much to be excited about. Yeah it's definitely nice to see these people again and the more characters the better on the Carson show featuring Jason and his chick of the week. But still it all seems quite hollow. The whole Holly vs. Helena deal was ridiculous. The only thing interesting on this show has been Robin's death and that's solely because of the performances being given from Jason Thompson. The scenes he had with Kimberly and later with his daughter were the best things about this storyline. I also enjoyed the little Robert, Anna and Luke action between them when it circulated around Robin's demise. When the vets were utilized properly it was effective but most of the time their appearance just felt kind of haphazard. Robin's death just feels wrong because it feels as if it has had no meaning outside of her family. It's so weird to me how the Hospital just continued on like nothing ever happened after there was an explosion on one of the floors.

Did they inherit the roots of this DID story or is it all theirs?

Her real name is Connie, Sonny's first love, and she left to become Kate, a fashion designer. The rest they came up with themselves.

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Ron Carlivati @carlivatiron

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To General Hospital fans who are asking me for more Jason & Sam & more fallout from Robin's death, watch ! There is a LOT of it coming!

Sorry but I doubt the "fallout" Will be anything of substance. Roberts return was awful and everything else has been weak.

I'm sure thanks to Ron GH will be a campy mess come May sweeps. And not good camp like B&b but just a plain convoluted mess.

I watched last weeks episodes and I just feel like none of the characters really make any sense, so it's hard to really invest in drama. Outside of the novelty of all the returns (Anna, Holly, Tristan, Luke, etc.) I don't really feel there is much to be excited about. Yeah it's definitely nice to see these people again and the more characters the better on the Carson show featuring Jason and his chick of the week. But still it all seems quite hollow. The whole Holly vs. Helena deal was ridiculous. The only thing interesting on this show has been Robin's death and that's solely because of the performances being given from Jason Thompson. The scenes he had with Kimberly and later with his daughter were the best things about this storyline. I also enjoyed the little Robert, Anna and Luke action between them when it circulated around Robin's demise. When the vets were utilized properly it was effective but most of the time their appearance just felt kind of haphazard. Robin's death just feels wrong because it feels as if it has had no meaning outside of her family. It's so weird to me how the Hospital just continued on like nothing ever happened after there was an explosion on one of the floors.

I agree with every last bit of this.

IDK, I keep seeing people say that Anna hasn't reacted enough, but I don't get that. She's cried several times. What do people want? Is she supposed to open a vein? Not every one grieves the same way and Anna has cried several times.

IDK, I keep seeing people say that Anna hasn't reacted enough, but I don't get that. She's cried several times. What do people want? Is she supposed to open a vein? Not every one grieves the same way and Anna has cried several times.

I'd like scenes from her point of view and which talk more about her life and her pain. She is just there, reacting to other people, wringing her hands. She has, somehow, been written as Viki from OLTL. I mostly feel her presence is meaningless, since Finola isn't bringing the quieter emotion someone like Erika Slezak would have. I think I've felt something in approximately one of her scenes.

IDK, I keep seeing people say that Anna hasn't reacted enough, but I don't get that. She's cried several times. What do people want? Is she supposed to open a vein? Not every one grieves the same way and Anna has cried several times.

I agree, i think her grief has been very well done.

I'd like scenes from her point of view and which talk more about her life and her pain. She is just there, reacting to other people, wringing her hands. She has, somehow, been written as Viki from OLTL. I mostly feel her presence is meaningless, since Finola isn't bringing the quieter emotion someone like Erika Slezak would have. I think I've felt something in approximately one of her scenes.

I disagree. I think the scene where she was in the room alone and collapsed against the wall while weeping showed her "quiet emotion". She isn't wailing and gnashing her teeth in front of the whole town, but the audience has seen her in pain and crying. I mean, those in the audience who care to acknowledged what is actually being show.

I disagree. I think the scene where she was in the room alone and collapsed against the wall while weeping showed her "quiet emotion". She isn't wailing and gnashing her teeth in front of the whole town, but the audience has seen her in pain and crying. I mean, those in the audience who care to acknowledged what is actually being show.

I don't see how my saying that I don't think her grieving has been shown enough is not acknowledging what was shown. It's more that we just don't see the story in the same way - no one sees any of this in the same way. I've watched all of her scenes since Robin died. I feel like most of them haven't been about her and those which are just seems to be a void. The only time I felt her grief was when she was watching Robert play with Emma right after he got back. I didn't ask for gnashing her teeth in front of the whole town. There are many other ways to show grief. I mostly would just like to see her written as more than this low-key person who looks sad and talks to a few people.

If one scene out of an entire return is satisfactory to you, then we can agree to disagree.

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Carly and Piph rofl!

Piph has to be grateful that she caught Carly on the one day she actually wore a bra.

I don't see how my saying that I don't think her grieving has been shown enough is not acknowledging what was shown. It's more that we just don't see the story in the same way - no one sees any of this in the same way. I've watched all of her scenes since Robin died. I feel like most of them haven't been about her and those which are just seems to be a void. The only time I felt her grief was when she was watching Robert play with Emma right after he got back. I didn't ask for gnashing her teeth in front of the whole town. There are many other ways to show grief. I mostly would just like to see her written as more than this low-key person who looks sad and talks to a few people.

If one scene out of an entire return is satisfactory to you, then we can agree to disagree.

My comments were not directed to you personally, although I can see why you would think I meant it that way, since I quoted you. As for agreeing to disagree, I think you and I do that about 95% of the time, but it's never my intent to insult you.

That's OK. I guess I came into this expecting flat writing, but at times I do see something which changes my mind - for instance, I think they've done a better job with Luke than I've seen in some years. I just haven't gotten anything out of Anna's return, or how her perspective has been handled.

That's OK. I guess I came into this expecting flat writing, but at times I do see something which changes my mind - for instance, I think they've done a better job with Luke than I've seen in some years. I just haven't gotten anything out of Anna's return, or how her perspective has been handled.

I'm with you there. There was a time when Luke would have been making joke about Cassandra's death, but at least he took it seriously. IDK, things are never going to be perfect, but at least some things are better, imo.

Carly is making me tune in daily. I never thought that would happen two years ago.