I prefer cyborgs and androids

Which brings us right back to Andrew.

Edited May 15, 201312 yr by Khan

Which brings us right back to Andrew.

nice..

Edited May 15, 201312 yr by cassadine1991

Jack Manning would never do such a thing. He would debase and demean every Caucasian teenager on the planet. He must be treated as the Nixon-ordained jewel of his race that he is.

We all know Carla Gray set the standard for "passing".

Edited May 15, 201312 yr by Winchester91

We all know Carla Gray set the standard for "passing".

Yes, as evidenced by Ellen Holly's astounding 362 Emmy Awards.

I think I'm the only one here who liked the "white girl wasted" song, LOL. I was like, now this is much more realistic and catchy than that awkward performance on AMC. I don't think there is necessarily anything more "mature" or "adult" than the network soaps though. I come from the world of Doctor Who that has always been "the children's own programme which adults adore" -- to me, true meaning and maturity in terms of exploring relevant problems, difficult issues, and morality doesn't necessarily come from having fouler language, more sex, or more graphic violence.

Liked Blair laying down the law about serving drinks to the singer, although I don't like her hands off blind eye to some other things she suspects Cutter might be doing. Also yeah, Nikki was pretty good, I'm relieved.

Loved Rama. Wish I knew enough Hindi to know exactly what she said to Natalie about Cutter.

As a new viewer, I've never seen Andrew Trischitta's acting before the web version and I've thought he's done a great job. I think it is natural to wonder why Jack came to Todd's room with some random guy. The scene could have worked just as well with him coming up to Todd's alone, finding Todd, and using his cell to call 911 later. I now think it's more stretching it to speculate that Jeffrey is bisexual though (although before the show I was hoping differently), after seeing how not into it he was that Matthew might kiss him. Still that Jeffrey/Matthew stuff could have been foreshadowing.

One of the characters will be gay or bisexual, it's just a matter of who and how soon ... This is 2013, the show is on the Web, the show is trying to be more "edgy" and reflective of society, even most of the TV soaps have gay characters, the head writer is gay, and soaps know gays make up a large part of their audience.

Nice to see Todd and Victor trying to get along before Todd got mad that Victor was leaving and Victor strangled him. I don't think it can be considered Todd's fault that Victor snapped though. No one was in the right.

I do think we're supposed to assume Drew was picked up already by Destiny. The three of them can't be *that* irresponsible ... Can they?

Edited May 15, 201312 yr by jfung79

I think I'm the only one here who liked the "white girl wasted" song, LOL. I was like, now this is much more realistic and catchy than that awkward performance on AMC. I don't think there is necessarily anything more "mature" or "adult" than the network soaps though. I come from the world of Doctor Who that has always been "the children's own programme which adults adore" -- to me, true meaning and maturity in terms of exploring relevant problems, difficult issues, and morality doesn't necessarily come from having fouler language, more sex, or more graphic violence.

Liked Blair laying down the law about serving drinks to the singer, although I don't like her hands off blind eye to some other things she suspects Cutter might be doing. Also yeah, Nikki was pretty good, I'm relieved.

Loved Rama. Wish I knew enough Hindi to know exactly what she said to Natalie about Cutter.

As a new viewer, I've never seen Andrew Trischitta's acting before the web version and I've thought he's done a great job. I think it is natural to wonder why Jack came to Todd's room with some random guy. The scene could have worked just as well with him coming up to Todd's alone, finding Todd, and using his cell to call 911 later. I now think it's more stretching it to speculate that Jeffrey is bisexual though (although before the show I was hoping differently), after seeing how not into it he was that Matthew might kiss him. Still that Jeffrey/Matthew stuff could have been foreshadowing.

One of the characters will be gay or bisexual, it's just a matter of who and how soon ... This is 2013, the show is on the Web, the show is trying to be more "edgy" and reflective of society, even most of the TV soaps have gay characters, the head writer is gay, and soaps know gays make up a large part of their audience.

Nice to see Todd and Victor trying to get along before Todd got mad that Victor was leaving and Victor strangled him. I don't think it can be considered Todd's fault that Victor snapped though. No one was in the right.

I do think we're supposed to assume Drew was picked up already by Destiny. The three of them can't be *that* irresponsible ... Can they?

I think at the start of the show, Matthew mentioned that baby Drew was fast asleep in the other room.. before they got to drinking and playing truth or dare. if I were Destiny, I'd taken Drew to work LOL

Yes at the beginning of the episode it was said that Drew was in the other room. The song on AMC actually is popular in the real world.

I think I'm the only one here who liked the "white girl wasted" song, LOL. I was like, now this is much more realistic and catchy than that awkward performance on AMC. I don't think there is necessarily anything more "mature" or "adult" than the network soaps though. I come from the world of Doctor Who that has always been "the children's own programme which adults adore" -- to me, true meaning and maturity in terms of exploring relevant problems, difficult issues, and morality doesn't necessarily come from having fouler language, more sex, or more graphic violence.

Liked Blair laying down the law about serving drinks to the singer, although I don't like her hands off blind eye to some other things she suspects Cutter might be doing. Also yeah, Nikki was pretty good, I'm relieved.

Loved Rama. Wish I knew enough Hindi to know exactly what she said to Natalie about Cutter.

As a new viewer, I've never seen Andrew Trischitta's acting before the web version and I've thought he's done a great job. I think it is natural to wonder why Jack came to Todd's room with some random guy. The scene could have worked just as well with him coming up to Todd's alone, finding Todd, and using his cell to call 911 later. I now think it's more stretching it to speculate that Jeffrey is bisexual though (although before the show I was hoping differently), after seeing how not into it he was that Matthew might kiss him. Still that Jeffrey/Matthew stuff could have been foreshadowing.

One of the characters will be gay or bisexual, it's just a matter of who and how soon ... This is 2013, the show is on the Web, the show is trying to be more "edgy" and reflective of society, even most of the TV soaps have gay characters, the head writer is gay, and soaps know gays make up a large part of their audience.

Nice to see Todd and Victor trying to get along before Todd got mad that Victor was leaving and Victor strangled him. I don't think it can be considered Todd's fault that Victor snapped though. No one was in the right.

I do think we're supposed to assume Drew was picked up already by Destiny. The three of them can't be *that* irresponsible ... Can they?

it's only a matter of time before we know who that is.. I say this episode gave us three choices on who it could be

looks like there were some scenes cut from this episode, particularly scenes with Jack

Chris Lucente agreed. and u should have. at the very least more of him yesterday explaining his visit. it was there on the pages.

Chris Lucente supposed to be hotel clerk

Chris Lucente yes -- very odd with the editing -- there was a scene of jack with the hotel clerk prior - not sure what happened

Does anyone have strategies for getting White Girl Wasted out of your head? I hated it...and now it won't leave.

Just watch the opening to the show.

Does anyone have strategies for getting White Girl Wasted out of your head? I hated it...and now it won't leave.

LOL I really can't remember anything about it except that the chorus was White Girl Wasted. I hate to sound like an grumpy old man (I love a lot of "modern" music ) but it didn't even seem to have a hook or really a melody to me. But I enjoyed how down with it Blair seemed to be--she shoulda jumped up and joined in.

I tried to find this song online and well I found something similar on YouTube, but with some different words (and a lot dirtier.)

LOL I really can't remember anything about it except that the chorus was White Girl Wasted. I hate to sound like an grumpy old man (I love a lot of "modern" music ) but it didn't even seem to have a hook or really a melody to me. But I enjoyed how down with it Blair seemed to be--she shoulda jumped up and joined in.

X's on my hands with my wristband bracelets ... Dancing in my Vans getting white girl wasted ... That's the hook.

Edited May 17, 201312 yr by jfung79

X's on my hands with my wrist band bracelets ... Dancing in my Vans getting white girl wasted ... That's the hook.

I thought it was "dancing in my van" at least the first two times and tried to imagine why anyone would want to dance in a van and how big it would have to be.If Dusky or Ducky or whatever her name is should disappear as a result of the episode reduction, I will consider that our one small victory of today.