Monday's show saw the grand launch of Abbott Communications-the company that is going to be a game changer in the media world!
And what a launch-a 1950's theme party-WTF??
It consisted of various characters in vaguely 1950's attire, with the reason being that TV was a game changer in the 50's as AC would be today. OK....
God forbid we had the cast dressed to the nines at a glamorous event.
The decor consisted of some old TV sets scattered around the Jazz lounge. Sally was fretting that maybe she should have got Pietro the Party Planner but Billy assured her she did a fantastic job.
Pietro must be laughing all the way to the bank as he buys a few ballooons and chintzy decorations from the local mini mall and has the likes of the Newmans paying top $$.
This launch consisted of a few cast members and a couple of extras. Of course, Phyllis has to be there, vamping around. Sally had a few vague words about content and delivery. No specifics as the whole thing is total Crapola. Although starting a company with no staff and offices is quite an achievement.
But wait , the dastardly Victor Newman has an evil plan hatching from his recliner rocker. If Eric Braeden isn't delivering every line from cue cards, he's sure doing a great job of making it seem so.
Sally's speech is so meaningless, all gathered would rather look at a message coming through on their finds.
Oh no the Abbott family are facing destruction at the hands of Victor. Stay Tuned.
Just really sad to see the downfall of this show.
But Josh Griffith deliberately writes this big business, big event nonsense that is embarrassing to watch.
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Paul Raven ·
