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There's some irony in Philip being forgiven, because it forces everyone to admit that Victor was wrong to change his will. Everyone, eventually including Xander, (I presume), seems to think it was wrong for Victor to divide his estate in Xander's favor. I appreciated Stephanie forgiving Philip, because she's got no skin in that game. But, Belle's line about Philip missing Xander because he misses Bo did not ring true. I think Philip would be sad if Bo dies, but I think he's more concerned currently about Xander. I am enjoying this EJ mystery so much that I am hereby taking a vow not to read spoilers. I am also vowing — for the last time — to stop harping on this, but: the concept of a “sepsis treatment” remains absurd. Hospitals prevent sepsis through vigilant infection control; once sepsis sets in, it causes multiple organ failures. Treatment involves supporting each failing organ individually. The notion that a single medication could magically reverse organ failure is medically laughable. However, I like the contrast of Kim going through cancer, which is incurable in their universe. Kayla's comment on the health of both of her siblings was both heartbreaking and an interesting twist. MBE is also totally underrated. She is carrying the weight of so many stories. And, I like the use of Kayla as an audience surrogate. She's arguably the most "real" person in Salem. Kayla isn't psychic, she wasn't SORASed, she's not a billionaire, and she doesn't have a bionic eye. So, I enjoy that we get her perspective of the nuttiness that surrounds her. However, I don't get what gives her the authority to turn down EJ's offer. I understand that they need a hospital figurehead to show us scenes of the competition to buy the hospital. But, unless the entire administration has been let go, the Chief of Staff wouldn't make those choices. -
But why worry about something that might not happen? Right now, most things revolve around the Duprees. We have no idea if or how long that will continue. For now, it's working. -
By Paul Raven · Posted
The Duprees not having any staff is a bugbear for me. They've included the background staff at the Country Club but no one at the Dupree home. Even just an extra bringing in a tray of food/drinks or responding to a request from Anita would suffice. -
Shut up, Dante and Lois. I actually don't mind this particular soap trope, but in the context of this storyline, it just feels forced and unnecessary. If anything, this Dante/Gio tension needed to begin months ago. Plus, this storyline, in general, isn't doing Lois any favors either. Emma comforting Gio was really sweet though. It's definitely time for the two of them to have their first kiss. And, Joss playing Secret Agent Barbie will just never work. -
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Okay I can buy that when Brook Lynn was a teen. Now she knows the child is a boy one would think she'd be slightly suspicious. Then again, Gio looks nothing like either of them so maybe not lol. -
By Contessa Donatella · Posted
I've been behind & just got caught up & the last 3 days were amazing! -
Yeah. The hot, poor bad boy with a chip on his shoulder but with a heart of gold was a common soap trope in the 80s
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By Soaplovers · Posted
That's been an issue with me... the lack of a cohesive 'Have Not' crowd that has focus other than Leslie/Eva. I would beef up Jan, Mona, Laura, Joey, and few other male characters.. and not just be out to overthrow the Duprees.. but co-existing and broadening the scope of the show since the show is called Beyond the Gates. I think the set up the show has with everything revolving around the Duprees will become predictable especially if they always win. It would be like Victor Newman on Y & R for 40+ years.. always winning, hardly ever losing. With MVJ/Guza.. both trained under that mindset... I fear that will happen. I've always heard from a performer that is playing a character like Leslie/Dana that you have to find the victim/hurt beneath the surface in order to play a villain/villainess... and I think that's why I enjoy watching her.. because she brings so much more to the part than what the writers put on the page.
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