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Her title is: Director of Fighting with Daphne Rose & Expository Recapping with Brooke -
By Contessa Donatella · Posted
Another time when some fans have an idea that the show is very unlikely to share. LOL! Exception for last year when they *almost* did off Ava. But, then, does almost count? This version of Love2Hate Drew is not going anywhere. Since Frank is not going to authorize a murder or killing there can't be a mystery whodunnit because it's not getting dun. Edit to add: IMO, of course. I'm much more interested in whether we are getting Dark Michael? -
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By Liberty City · Posted
No one asked for this, just like no one asked for the Little House reboot. -
you made me laugh. They haven't found a network for this potential reboot but yeah. GreatAmericanFamily/Pureflix is where producers go who feel that Hallmark is too diverse. -
Oh? Novels you say? Intriguing. Some would say the header might have been a sign it could be a bad episode. I don't think I was as bored as everyone else with this episode, but I'll see how I feel after a rewatch. Heck, the actor playing Tomas even showed up and seem more comfortable. Actually so did the actor playing Derek. -
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I had to stop watching early last week because I could not tolerate another interminable scene of Genie Francis valiantly attempting to keep pace opposite a disillusioned and confused Maurice Benard. Nevermind that the scenes largely consisted of Laura kissing the ring for some godforsaken reason, how is his performance acceptable? He’s painful to watch. -
Apparently Jake Tapper was supposed to be on Jimmy Kimmel tonight to pimp his book of lies. That appearance was canceled. https://latenighter.com/news/jimmy-kimmel-live-cancels-monday-night-taping/ -
I was obsessed with the original Party of Five, it used to be one of my favorite primetime soaps. In my mind, Neve Campbell is "the star of Party of Five" - I've never seen the Scream movies. So I watched the reboot with great attention. I kept comparing and contrasting each reboot sibling with the original. Lacey Chabert's character in the original was a precocious child who played the violin. Her counterpart in the reboot was also smart but she danced. Not quite the same. Neve Campbell's teen character in the original was a moody student, and her teen counterpart in the reboot became politically active and tried to help other teens that had immigration issues. Etc. I knew all the secondary characters in the original, and kept waiting to see if they'd have counterparts in the reboot. Some of that compare/contrast stuff was distracting to me at first, but ... eventually I realized that the reboot was a completely different show, and I came to embrace it for what it was, and let go of my comparisons. I felt that the reboot existed as its own separate identity, and there was no need to be familiar with the original at all. Other than the ages of the five siblings and the restaurant, the reboot had very little in common with the original. The reboot was a good show by itself and I liked it, and was disappointed that it was cancelled.
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