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The characters in Port Charles think Robin is dead, and for that reason it should be a good funeral. They are mourning someone they love, and that shouldn't have been for naught. That said I've seen funerals that were so much worse on Guiding Light that I felt embarrassed for the actors and offended at the same time. This is a GH thread, so I won't say anything else. Perhaps a best/worst funeral thread could be a discussion topic.

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I'm sorry but all of this would be so much more meaningful to me if Kirsten Storms was playing Maxie. Not only did she interact far more with Robin/KmC, but IMO she is far better at the dramatic scenes. The work she did at Georgie's funeral is far superior to what JL has been doing thus far. :(

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She ruined her sister's funeral by screaming and yelling about her pain and how terrible life was for her. And now she's done it again. She even wore a red dress to make sure she was the star of the show.

I thought it was just bizarre and cheap.

She did a better job than Jen Lilley, but I didn't like it then either. Not only because of the Felicia rewrites, but also because it was just tackiness and felt like Guza spitting on Georgie's grave, as she was yet another character he disliked.

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That's true. It bothers me mostly because I think again RC fails at the basics of soap. I'm sure he would have written a fun funeral where people danced on the coffin, but the heartbreaking moments weren't there.

I thought she did a good job.

Ugh Spinelli.

I never noticed that Jane Elliot plays that Maxie eulogy with anguish, instead of being gleeful or making sarcastic comments. That type of choice is why I love her as an actress.

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