Who was SLG?

Sofia Landon Geier, best known for writing Zack's death after losing a child herself.

Thanks. Don't know how I missed it. I wasn't sure if she was writing for DAYS then.

Ah! That explains why Zack's death was good, in the midst of JER's nightmarish second run.

Sofia Landon Geier = Diane Ballard on GL. That's how I think of her, that or her short term role on AW.

Sofia Landon Geier = Diane Ballard on GL. That's how I think of her, that or her short term role on AW.

This made me think of Khan. He loved Diane Ballard.

Sofia Landon Geier = Diane Ballard on GL. That's how I think of her, that or her short term role on AW.

She was superb on GL. She was also very good on ATWT, in a short-term role. I wish she still acted.

Nicole to Nancy: "So how is that out of your league husband of yours doing?" Wow...LMAO

Nicole to Nancy: "So how is that out of your league husband of yours doing?" Wow...LMAO

their entire exchange was made of win! I didn't even remember them being acquainted enough with each other to have so much hate then I remembered Nicole and Chloe used to be enemies and figured that was it. I love that Nancy is being written closer to her original interpretation. Selfish, manipulative bitch.

I did love Nancy calling Chloe out on overplaying her hand towards the end. Chloe is coming across psycho. Seriously Kristen seems to be more sane than her and that's saying a lot

Speaking of Kristen and Brady, I hate that he is using her. He's only agreeing to marry her as revenge towards John, which is ironic bc that's Kristen's reason to. BUT Brady doesn't know that so it seems kinda messed up especially knowing her history

Why cant Anne be on everyday?

His character may be an a-hole but he's a beautiful man

and he is a great actor

and he is a great actor

Yes. He (along with the writers) adds layers to what would otherwise be an utterly revolting character. BB infuses an underlying vulnerability and pain that intrigues me and makes want to know and understand what Nick experienced in prison. He compels me to want to know how his character's incarceration shaped the character we see today. Most of all, he (along with writers) enables me to care for Nick. I look forward to Nick indirectly or directly encountering Vargas NOT because I want to see him get his comeuppance, but because I'm ready for his story to be told. I know BB will hit it out of the park.

Edited March 21, 201312 yr by BadAddiction

Sofia Landon Geier, best known for writing Zack's death after losing a child herself.

Is Zack the brother/child that Chelsea unknowingly hit?

Yes it was

Honestly surprised they never killed off Glen and Barb and had JT come back to town to live with Bo and Hope. That's a story I'd still explore except I'd kill Glen off and have Barb use JT to try and extort money out of them. Too bad there's no Bo around for this

Edited March 21, 201312 yr by Cheap21

Yeah, Sofia Landon Geier is who I meant. Her scripts were a revelation amongst all the mediocre scripts being churned out. I actually think Melissa Salmons is the best SW on this show now - even better than the Cullitions, and their scripts are all probably of a higher standard than SLG's - but they all benefit from better breakdowns. That era had Higley, Victor Gialanella, Randy Holland and other terrible writers.

I can never get past John - who was still the show's central hero at this point, I'd say - whooping a cop's ass. I guess you could say he was trying to protect his son, but still. I never can believe they did that.

My favorite part is always Sami and Greta randomly standing outside, Sami outraged at not being let in.

John wasn't in his right mind. During all of Langan's tenure John would go into "mercenary mode" whenever something happened.

That's Angela with Sami.