I'm still unconvinced he even went to law school.

Me too!

Cheap...

re: I cant beleive they had sex on Maxie's couch though in the middle of the living room. Talk about disrespect

Spin always boinks on sofas he and Maxi did on Jason's couch then of course Jason walked in the PentHse...it was such a stupid thing when he had the "pink room"

Me too!

I mean, is it me, or is anyone else shocked by how inept legal proceedings are under Ronnie's pen? Especially when you consider that, as a one-time licensed attorney, it's kinda, sorta, well, his field of expertise?

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I mean, is it me, or is anyone else shocked by how inept legal proceedings are under Ronnie's pen? Especially when you consider that, as a one-time licensed attorney, it's kinda, sorta, well, his field of expertise?

Was he an actual licensed attorney or did he file papers at a firm?

I might be wrong, but I think I did hear or read once that he practiced law for awhile with some firm in D.C.

I see why i loved GH so much last week - no Konnie/KSul.

Re KS/JL outfit: Draw! they both look great.

Because Frank and Ron never worked on ALL MY CHILDREN. That's why.

A+.

EDIT: Never mind, you guys saw the book already haha

Can't they focus on putting together a book for the 50th anniversary instead? Like honestly, ABC.

Edited November 30, 201213 yr by alexisfan07

Can I just say how happy I was yesterday to hear a mention of my man Max Holden's name yesterday?

I don't want to upset the GH fans, and I may be the only person here who never watched AMC ever (regularly, that is--I saw bits and pieces before OLTL and some old episodes on Soapnet), but I've missed him for so long that it made me happy to hear his name again.

It's so lovely to see how Ron Carlivati's creative prowess is appreciated by a star of the show, as it also warms my heart to see the love and respect that he has for Maurice Benard :

Ron Carlivati ‏@carlivatiron

@MauriceBenardMB Great scenes today with Connie in the warehouse, Maurice.

Maurice Benard ‏@MauriceBenardMB

@carlivatiron if it ain't on the page, it ain't on the stage. thank you Ron for really understanding who Sonny is and how deep his love goes

Because Frank and Ron never worked on ALL MY CHILDREN. That's why.

Be grateful. If they had, there's no telling what hot mess references they would make. Instead, thanks to Skye we know that Stuart is alive and well and has a art exhibition opening soon. (Oh Skye while you're there perhaps you could visit Myrtle's grave.) Honestly, I have a hard time crediting Ron for even that much. I like to believe that some thoughtful script writer gave that line to Skye.

Be grateful. If they had, there's no telling what hot mess references they would make. Instead, thanks to Skye we know that Stuart is alive and well and has a art exhibition opening soon. (Oh Skye while you're there perhaps you could visit Myrtle's grave.) Honestly, I have a hard time crediting Ron for even that much. I like to believe that some thoughtful script writer gave that line to Skye.

Believe me, marceline, I'm grateful. Lord knows I am grateful.

Re: that book. How successful are these real world crossover marketing ploys? Do they actually make money? This reminds me of these two National Book Award winners:

I remember Charm got some buzz even to the point of being reviewed in the NY Times and I actually found The Killing Club on the shelf at my local library. (Yes, really.) Frankly I'm getting flashbacks to "Shop the Soaps." The book thing is probably cheaper now thanks to e-readers so maybe it doesn't cost them much to do this.

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Sometimes I feel left out in the AMC fandom. I'll always love OLTL (obviously--what's my name, again? ), but maybe if I tried watching it more, I'd have another soap to talk with you guys about .

Sometimes I feel left out in the AMC fandom. I'll always love OLTL (obviously--what's my name, again? ), but maybe if I tried watching it more, I'd have another soap to talk with you guys about .

I feel that way about Edge of Night.

Frankly I'm getting flashbacks to "Shop the Soaps."

"From the makers of the Todd Manning doll comes Komedy Konnie, the first doll that's really two dolls in one!"