There is no one cheering louder for Heather or Stevie Steel than me- I've loved her from the get go. That said, I don't think they'll trash the planned and hyped MirAJ pairing for her before it even gets off the ground. I do hope they're at least aware that Heather could be developed and utilized more.

am I the only one who can't wait for the triangle to heat up

There is no one cheering louder for Heather or Stevie Steel than me- I've loved her from the get go. That said, I don't think they'll trash the planned and hyped MirAJ pairing for her before it even gets off the ground. I do hope they're at least aware that Heather could be developed and utilized more.

ABC never would have hired her mainly because of her voice. Soaps are NOT Hollywood, historically, so use too we had characters like heather that were portrayed by actors that were not perfect. I think PP is bringing the shows back to there roots by having them less hollywood and Heather is, IMO, the prime example for my theory. I hope they give her a contract.

am I the only one who can't wait for the triangle to heat up

No!! I started watching back in 2008. I have been waiting for something this dynamic!!

That's not what I'm saying either. If Brooke (or Adam) owns the mansion (exactly which one legally owns it now has not been established) and chooses to throw one or both of them out, that's cool - But, as long as Jr and Colby are welcome to live in the mansion, it is their home and IMO, they have a right to be pissed that Brooke allows Dimitri to waltz in and insult them.

I'd bet every soap dollar in the world that Brooke legally owns the house... with conflict building between Colby/JR and Brooke/Dimitri, I don't doubt that the deed to the house is under the name of Brooke English.  

 

Truth is that she told Adam she had purchased the house, and welcomed him home.  She never actually said it was a gift to him, although I often thought of it as her version of an engagement ring to Adam.

 

I get what you are saying about family calling each other verses an outsider.  I guess where I differ is I think that part of his job is keeping JR in check.  

There is no one cheering louder for Heather or Stevie Steel than me- I've loved her from the get go. That said, I don't think they'll trash the planned and hyped MirAJ pairing for her before it even gets off the ground. I do hope they're at least aware that Heather could be developed and utilized more.

I shudder to think what would be about to happen to Heather if this was ABC. She's committing the cardinal sin of becoming increasingly popular as a character in her own right even though she's just meant to be a temporary speedbump to Miraj. If this were the Fronsverse she'd already be plotting to become pregnant by AJ or working with Hunter to have Miranda raped or arranging for Miranda to learn the truth of her conception at the next big party.

This is a little off topic but I started watching back in 2008 and it feels as if I am a new viewer though I know this show EXTREMELY well. This show feels so much like old-school AMC that it is unrecognizable from the AMC I tuned into, which is a good thing. I got hooked because of Jesse/Angie and I became a regular during the tornadoes. I thought the doom/gloom crap would end after the aftermath but I was wrong and I watched arguably the worst AMC Era ever. I don't even know why I kept watching LOL.

Anyway, Heather is like a sign that says "AMC is back, Y'all".

LOL @ the David/Jessie scenes. "Well if it isn't Pine Valley's own ex-police chief." "How's the unemployed life going?" "We're hiring security guards over at Cortech" "Oh that's right, you don't need any money, do you? Because wifey's been taking care of you for years" LMAO

Jesse stays being the king of weak comebacks "You are funny. Like a disease" WTF???

I love seeing Jesse & Angie's kitchen!

Omfg the AJ/Heather scene was perfect. I really hope their relationship continues next season. I think it'll be boring if Miranda stays jealous though, I hope she finds someone else to distract her; like I keep saying... Hunter

Just no to that Tad ending. I could do without him for a lot longer. Double no to Uri being the one to usher him back in. I was looking forward to the Hubbards putting that past them and seeing Cass all adjusted again.

I got hooked because of Jesse/Angie and I became a regular during the tornadoes. I thought the doom/gloom crap would end after the aftermath but I was wrong and I watched arguably the worst AMC Era ever. I don't even know why I kept watching LOL.

Thats not when I started watching but honestly that era was like crack for me, I don't care what anyone says, I was in High School & completely obsessed. LOL

I think Stevie Steel is a comedic star and I think if this show goes on, they will keep on utilizing her. She is just hilarious in tiny bits of business, like when J.R. walked in on them and she was chilling by the stereo, totally posed.

I think in the end, everything about a lot of PP choices comes down to money, starting with changing out the prestigious "gets" of McPherson (an Emmy winner, whatever online fans thought of her), Racina, Horgan, etc. for less pricey people from within to the seasonal format to now the indefinite "shelving" of OLTL. It's about affordable costs. And while I think Connor and Hayes can run AMC well, I have liked McPherson's (and Snyder's) work since DAYS - she's hardly the first HW in soaps to have an ego and a temper - and I loved her work at AMC. I hope that they can maintain the tone and quality, and "voice" of the show.

And hell, if PP ever gets its house fully in order and gets OLTL running again maybe they can woo McPherson over there! Or not. I doubt a lot of the ex-HWs would work for them again, sadly.

Oh, and you're all reading Heather a little wrong. If this was the McTavish or B&E era she'd be shunted off to a third or fourth-tier male player and then disappear, probably after some mild humiliation (lying to A.J., inadvertently hurting Miranda and being shunned by the town). If this was Pratt or Kreizman - or McTavish, come to think of it, she was pretty mercurial - she'd be psycho and end up dead.

Edited September 3, 201312 yr by Vee

The whole rewrite on Marrisa's death doesn't even matter if this were real the circumstance wouldn't matter and JR would be the proximate cause of Marissa's death and be in jail for murder.

Besides that the "David's finger print was on the trigger" thing doesn't work because hello! He picked up the gun and shot JR with it, of course his finger print is on the trigger, it doesn't prove who pulled the trigger when Marissa was shot at all. That whole rewrite was just so sloppily done.

I'm not sure I'd call that a re-write... I get what you're saying, I think, but in this case it's not like hey re-wrote something we saw.

From SOD, here's what was supposed to happen in Jane's storyline in the finale. Explains the jarring editing with Zach and Lea, too.

Nothing new on the guardian front, looks like there was nothing new to tell there. Tad's appearance also isn't mentioned, that was definitely a dropped in scene. The preview for season two does say "Will Tad become an obstacle for Dixie and Anders?"

Zach questions Lea as to why she is spying at Jane's. She tries to change the subject but he says he isn't going anywhere until she tells him what's going on. They happen upon Pete and Celia's date and smell the skunk spray. Lea runs after the perpetrators. Opal and Colby scatter. Lea is unable to catch up with them and returns to Jane's. She asks where Pete and Celia went. Zach explains he told them to leave. Lea is annoyed since he isn't an agent. The conversation turns back to Jane's and why Lea is surveiling it. Zach insists he has a right to know if there's a dangerous situation afoot, since Miranda and her friends hang out there. Lea insists that no one's life is in danger. Zach threatens to go to the press. Jane enters and overhears him and says he can't do that. Jane then explains that she's in Witness Protection because her husband was killed when he turned in some small-time terrorists. Zach offers to help Lea, but she says she doesn't need it. After, Zach offers to walk Lea home, but first pulls her into a kiss. He says he knows Lea isn't ready, but he can't help what he wants.

Edited September 6, 201312 yr by alexisfan07

From SOD, here's what was supposed to happen in Jane's storyline in the finale. Explains the jarring editing with Zach and Lea, too.

Nothing new on the guardian front, looks like there was nothing new to tell there. Tad's appearance also isn't mentioned, that was definitely a dropped in scene. The preview for season two does say "Will Tad become an obstacle for Dixie and Anders?"

Zach questions Lea as to why she is spying at Jane's. She tries to change the subject but he says he isn't going anywhere until she tells him what's going on. They happen upon Pete and Celia's date and smell the skunk spray. Lea runs after the perpetrators. Opal and Colby scatter. Lea is unable to catch up with them and returns to Jane's. She asks where Pete and Celia went. Zach explains he told them to leave. Lea is annoyed since he isn't an agent. The conversation turns back to Jane's and why Lea is surveiling it. Zach insists he has a right to know if there's a dangerous situation afoot, since Miranda and her friends hang out there. Lea insists that no one's life is in danger. Zach threatens to go to the press. Jane enters and overhears him and says he can't do that. Jane then explains that she's in Witness Protection because her husband was killed when he turned in some small-time terrorists. Zach offers to help Lea, but she says she doesn't need it. After, Zach offers to walk Lea home, but first pulls her into a kiss. He says he knows Lea isn't ready, but he can't help what he wants.

Was there anything else in there that wasn't seen onscreen???

Was there anything else in there that wasn't seen onscreen???

This didn't sound familiar either. This was to take place after Opal crashed Celia and Pete de-skunking.

"Opal reports back to Colby about the date going well. Colby notes that Celia is an orphan and perhaps they can find out more about her parents to figure out her story."

I didn't see anything else though. no.

Well, that finally explains Jane. And it sounds boring. So if they wanna change it, as Heather Roop has suggested they are, go ahead. I hope they don't cut her - she's fun.

Interesting. I wonder if Jane's past...dilemma was supposed to tie into whatever Anders' drama/damage/PTSD is about. He kept alluding to an event nobody "remembered."

Well, that finally explains Jane. And it sounds boring. So if they wanna change it, as Heather Roop has suggested they are, go ahead. I hope they don't cut her - she's fun.

Interesting. I wonder if Jane's past...dilemma was supposed to tie into whatever Anders' drama/damage/PTSD is about. He kept alluding to an event nobody "remembered."

Well that may explain it, but there was obviously more story to come about it in season 2. I hope they scrapped it too, it does sound boring. I hope her new story is going to be more exciting! Heather already said she's in season two, she's not being dropped.

Could be, I don't remember him saying that though. I just want to know who the woman in the picture is.