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AMC: The Prospect Park Era (old production thread)

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But at the same time, she's a character who does whatever she wants and is massively hypocritical about it - she destroyed Brooke's marriage and had the baby Brooke wanted and then threw a fit when she found out Jamie was Tad's son. She gave away Tad's daughter and let everyone - her son included - think she was dead for years, and then blamed Adam for how JR turned out, not really accepting any responsibility for the role she played in screwing him up - and the reality is that even before she 'died' she had custody for most of that time.

After she came back from the dead the first time, Dixie should have been presented as a woman who made horrible choices and had to live with the consequences of those choices for both herself and the people she loved. Instead, we got Greg Madden as the big bad as far as the Kate situation AND Adam being blamed for the man JR turned out to be. The thing is, had Dixie been made to suffer the consequences of the choices she made, she would have grown as a character and would have been better for it. I think she could have evolved into a complex, layered character who owned her choices and their consequences.

With that said, I hope that is what we're going to get as far as Dixie is concerned with this reboot. Namely that the last five years have forced her to accept her (and Tad's) responsibility for how JR turned out AND that perhaps she and Tad drifted apart because SHE accepted this responsibility and HE couldn't evolve past the fantasy world where nothing is his fault and Adam (or David or Greg Madden) is responsible for all the evils in the world including the evil, horrible choices he makes.

It would be interesting if we get this sort of Dixie as part of the reboot. It would be even more interesting if Dixie and Adam ultimately bonded (not in the romantic sense, but in the sense that they're co-parents whose bad choices ultimately had a profound effect on the actions of their child/the situation he finds himself in) and were of one mind as far as JR's care and AJ's custody are concerned. At least that is what i'm hoping for.

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Cady just had more information on the Z100 event that she and Thorsten will be there from AMC and that Melissa Archer and Erika Slezak will be there representing OLTL.

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After she came back from the dead the first time, Dixie should have been presented as a woman who made horrible choices and had to live with the consequences of those choices for both herself and the people she loved. Instead, we got Greg Madden as the big bad as far as the Kate situation AND Adam being blamed for the man JR turned out to be. The thing is, had Dixie been made to suffer the consequences of the choices she made, she would have grown as a character and would have been better for it. I think she could have evolved into a complex, layered character who owned her choices and their consequences.

With that said, I hope that is what we're going to get as far as Dixie is concerned with this reboot. Namely that the last five years have forced her to accept her (and Tad's) responsibility for how JR turned out AND that perhaps she and Tad drifted apart because SHE accepted this responsibility and HE couldn't evolve past the fantasy world where nothing is his fault and Adam (or David or Greg Madden) is responsible for all the evils in the world including the evil, horrible choices he makes.

It would be interesting if we get this sort of Dixie as part of the reboot. It would be even more interesting if Dixie and Adam ultimately bonded (not in the romantic sense, but in the sense that they're co-parents whose bad choices ultimately had a profound effect on the actions of their child/the situation he finds himself in) and were of one mind as far as JR's care and AJ's custody are concerned. At least that is what i'm hoping for.

Agreed that that would make Dixie a far more interesting and frankly tolerable character. I'd be very surprised if it happened, but I'd welcome it because as it stands now, I really passionately hate Dixie and preferred to pretend that JR shot her and that she died (again).

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It's been there for awhile, but I'm not sure (yet) if that's actually his.

I saw Sal who plays Casandra on AMC use it. So Im believing its a real twitter

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I saw Sal who plays Casandra on AMC use it. So Im believing its a real twitter

I've been asking Twitter to verify some AMC and OLTL actors' twitters

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I saw Sal who plays Casandra on AMC use it. So Im believing its a real twitter

Florenica Lozano isn't on Twitter, but the OLTL Twitter is following the fake one. LOL.

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