Jump to content

DAYS: June Discussion Thread


Recommended Posts

  • Replies 421
  • Created
  • Last Reply
  • Members

I was not surprised at all to see that Carolyn Culliton wrote the episode. The history nods were a clear giveaway that it was one of the Culliton's writing. Lacey Dyer is also really good with the history nods. I squeeled when I saw the infamous red dress. I also loved the Sami & Lexie flashback. I always did enjoy the Lexie & Sami rivalry.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I thought the selection Marlena read was just great, and it was nice they actually tried to find a suitable choice, instead of just something easy. This was one of the first times I really saw Marlena as a matriarchal figure for the show as a whole.

Kristian Alfonso has such an odd acting style, as she's so brittle, but generally I think it works.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I'm too young to remember him at all, but ever since I read that he and Carrie were childhood friends, I always thought they should have been paired together as an end game couple, but have him still do enough damage to Abe and Lexie's marriage for them to have divorced. Faye and Brandon's arrival would have played effortlessly into the group as well.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I really appreciated the script, the Culliton's are gold for DAYS and I hope the show realises that. The Sami & Lexie flashback was great, though had they added the scene where Lexie burst into Sami's apartment shouting "SAMI! Where are you BITCH?!" I would have been on cloud nine.

It was a wonderful episode and one I am so glad was in capable hands. Renee Jones deserved it.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I liked that they didnt sugar coat Lexie in her death. I did NOT expect to see her villianous ways brought up but liked that Abe mentioned her stealing Hope and Bo's son. Loved them acknowledging that Lexie wasnt always sweet and was a bitch herself through Sami remembering her. They really did a good job at covering all aspects of Lexie's life, both good and bad and Im glad for it

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Today's DOOL was the best episode I've ever seen.

One of the best funerals I've seen in a while too. Lexie was the only character I loved when I watched every now and then. So sad she's gone. Her and Abe had something special too. Him talking about her today. And, the flashbacks. Weepworthy. :(

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I don't think Stefano is dead, but even if he's not, the biggest regret was the lack of time spent in building the family up (instead they pushed Chad out of the DiMera orbit and then suddenly bring him back after the fact). When I watched in the 90's I always kind of felt like there were so many compartments in Stefano's life, instead of one group (one part Kristen/Peter, one part Lexie, etc.) This was their best chance to bring everything together. With Lexie gone, that will be much more difficult.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

RJ literally did not age AT ALL for 20 years. These flashbacks are killing me. I honestly came into this episode ready to hate it but it's great outside McHairy Chest continuing the ruination of my old favorite, Nicole...

I know KA has her naysayers but I honestly think she handles the serious drama/grief amazingly well. I ALWAYS feel Hope's sense of loss every time she's met with tragedy.

I don't know if I started crying because of the loss of the character or Renee Jones no longer being on my screen.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Administrator

Fantastic episode, aside from Nicole/Daniel of course. Loved Marlena telling Abe that he was not only just their friend but he was also their family. Once again, DAYS showed that whenever they get everyone together, they pull off an amazing episode.

I had a huge smile when I saw this flashback. So glad they included it in the montage.

Agreed. She does emotional scenes very well.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I think KA is very good at playing a clipped, ragged type of grief - Hope has lost a lot over the years, and she can't do the teary breakdowns of many soap heroines her age who still behave like ingenues. I don't know whether that's intentional or just because KA has become so hard, but I think it really works in moments like the toast.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.




  • Recent Posts

    • Very. They're building up his story again and picking the perfect time to do so. As the SilkPress storyline climaxes and go off in several great directions, they are building up that story to take a turn.
    • Please register in order to view this content

       
    • Please register in order to view this content

         
    • @Soapsuds Thanks for posting Night by night Mon 8pm The Rookies edged Gunsmoke but attracted younger(more desirable) viewers.NBC failed with Born Free/Smothers Brothers (how many different series did those 2 get??) 9-11pm  Maude/Rhoda/Medical Center dominated on CBS,but Football and Movies were competitive on an occasional basis. ABC tried  SWAT/Caribe later in the season and the former worked for them. Tues 8-11 pm CBS all the way Good Times, MASH, Hawaii Five O,Barnaby Jones. NBC had the fading Adam 12,Movie and Police Story mmm...don't see that listed? ABC Happy Days, which ABC decided to keep despite lackluster ratings, the Movie of the Week and Marcus Welby-once pulling big numbers but no longer. 8pm NBC had a new hit with Little House, easily beating Sons and Daughters, which was axed and replaced with Tony Orlando, which did much better. ABC had That's My Mama and the Wed movie. 9pm Cannon was the lead here as Lucas Tanner failed to capitalize on the LHOTP leadin. ABC continued the movie. 10pm Manhunter started strong for CBS but petered out and was cancelled. Petrocelli manged to beat Get Christie Love, which was replaced by Baretta-no ratings winner but ABC decided to renew. Thurs Another CBS night with The Waltons and a movie. ABC counterprogrammed with Odd Couple/Paper Moon then Barney Miller/Karen NBC did even worse with Sierra and replaced it with Mac Davis which improved ratings quite a bit. However, it was moved to 9pm for Sunshine/Bob Crane 9pm Some good numbers for ABC with Streets of San Francisco fending off Ironside,Archer and Mac Davis. 10pm Harry O had a slim victory over Movin On Fri 8-11 NBCs best night Sanford/Chico/Rockford/Police Woman. 8pm CBS had high hopes for Planet of the Apes but it bombed. Replacement Khan did even worse. Paul Sand and We'll Get By were tossed in at the end of the season. With poor lead ins the Friday movie didn't deliver. ABC's odd line up saw Kodiak flop, Six Million dollar Man struggle and Texas Wheelers  quickly cancelled. Kung Fu was brought in @8 and Six Million moved to 9. Then Kolchak took over at 8 and Hot*l Baltimore/Odd Couple 9-10. Despite controversy Hot*l flopped. 10pm ABC tried Kolchak then Baretta and finally Get Christie Love Sat CBS lead  with #1 AITF then Paul Sand/MTM/Bob Newhart/Carol Burnett. Paul Sand lost too much of the lead in so CBS spun off The Jeffersons and it was a smash. NBC did OK with Emergency (which beat Paul Sand on occasion, thus hastening that show's demise) and a movie. ABC was a disaster with New Land/Kung Fu and Nakia all failing. They introduced a movie @9 and moved Kung Fu to 8. Sun  NBC  with Disney and Mystery Movie (Columbo McCloud, MacMillan and Wife/Amy Prentiss)did well. ABC flopped with Sonny Bono and recovered by moving Six Million Dollar Man from Fri as a lead in to the movie. CBS hoped Apples Way would be another Waltons but no, so Cher did what Sonny couldn't. Kojak and Mannix successfully finished out the night. Two other shows on the ratings list were Adams of Eagle Lake starring Andy Griffith. Only 2 episodes aired and did well, so I'm not sure what happened there. As for The Law it was a series follow up to a 2 and a half hour NBC special movie .   
    • Please register in order to view this content

       
    • Please register in order to view this content

       
    • Trust is very easily lost and very hard to re-build.
    • Oh, I know it was. I was just talking about how it's not giving me parallels to Caroline dying. It's really as far from it as possible.  But about the foreshadowing - Hahahhahah. Yes. And you missed one - Liam googling - "what is cancer"...
    • GH 2-17-21 Denise Alexander's last appearance https://www.instagram.com/p/DJdjXgwJ1Ez/
    • @Maxim This Liam dying out of the blue was crafted in a hurry for three reasons: 1. To facilitate JMW's leave 2. To prop Steffy - 'Oh, Steffy has so much grace and moral superiority that she ignored everything that swine HoLo did to tell her for the sake of their daughters. Queen Stephanie would be so proud of her!' 3. Distracting Steffy enough to give Lunacy an easy way to slither into Finn's life. Once Luna discovers that Lame is dying, she'll play that card: 'Dad, life is too short and precious!' If this was an intentional story, we would've had the typical B&B foreshadowing - Liam faceplanting into a bowl of pasta, Lame missing meetings, being forgetful. Instead, Lame does an impulsive quick quit and $B doesn't even care enough to make a single attempt to get him back? Please.   
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy