This is a woman that had a full on cat fight in the lobby of the MC with the recast Kate, IIRC. The one where Kate launched herself at Carly!

7 minutes ago, Liberty City said:

But they didn't sleep together, so she didn't get the Something About Mary treatment, LOL.

We've taken it too far and this may cause nightmares for some posters lol.

1 minute ago, titan1978 said:

This is a woman that had a full on cat fight in the lobby of the MC with the recast Kate, IIRC. The one where Kate launched herself at Carly!

She also had two catfights with Brenda in the lobby as well.  

2 minutes ago, carolineg said:

We've taken it too far and this may cause nightmares for some posters lol.

You think people understand the reference?

5 minutes ago, titan1978 said:

This is a woman that had a full on cat fight in the lobby of the MC with the recast Kate, IIRC. The one where Kate launched herself at Carly!

Yes she did when she found the paperwork for D.I.D.!

1 hour ago, carolineg said:

So, on to today's show.  Is anyone kind of irritated Brook Lynn ruined Lila's wedding dress for basically no reason?  I know it was 'unsalvageable', but I think I would have just left that dress alone and had Brook Lynn chose her own.  And that's the special dress for Brook Lynn's honeymoon?  Ugh...🙄  I am 100% sure Lois is going to look hotter and sexier than her own daughter at the wedding.

Did I miss something? What I've heard about the chosen gown is that it looks great & Amanda looks great in it. What happened today to the fictional dress story that made it for no reason? Isn't the reason that she gets to wear it & it has a sentimental & historical significance to her? I guess her gown could double as her something borrowed even. 

1 hour ago, carolineg said:

The combination of Michael, Drew, and Curtis in the same scenes is mind numbing.  Although Nina bursting in was mildly humorous.

I am already resigned to Carly/Jagger and while they really aren't the worst as far as chemistry I am just not looking forward to it.  I agree with whoever said two blondes shouldn't date.  Carly/Jagger look like brother/sister in the most Flowers in the Attic type way lol.  Again, Nina seeing Carly/Jagger was the best part of those scenes.

If anything comes of it I hope it is only a fling.

1 hour ago, carolineg said:

.Is the Intruder Office in the Metro Court?  Because Nina was really zooming around town quite quickly if not.  Clearly, I am about to start a Nina fan club at this point, but she's been the MVP of the last few episodes.

OMG! You wouldn't believe the files on Nina that I have! 

 

1 hour ago, carolineg said:

I feel like Anna/Valentin have the same boring conversation about Pikeman all the time.  It's not interesting at all.

I just enjoy watching them play subtext. 

51 minutes ago, carolineg said:

I was going to assume it had something to do with Jason and his, um, love.  But we will leave it at her karma from all the good guest experiences makes her hair shiny, thick, and beautiful.

Speaking of Jason,

Spoiler

tomorrow he gives Carly something. I think it is half of the Metro Court. The big question is which half?!!! 

 

2 minutes ago, Contessa Donatella said:

Did I miss something? What I've heard about the chosen gown is that it looks great & Amanda looks great in it. What happened today to the fictional dress story that made it for no reason? Isn't the reason that she gets to wear it & it has a sentimental & historical significance to her? I guess her gown could double as her something borrowed even. 

Yes, Lila's gown is unsalvageable.  This didn't just come up today, but a few episodes ago.  They can't alter the gown and I think Brook Lynn is just using some lace off the dress.  Lois called the dressmaker to figure out a fix.  From my understanding the original dress is unusable and Brook Lynn is basically just using the scraps from it.  She's not wearing Lila's dress anymore.  

1 hour ago, Liberty City said:

As far as I am aware, yes, The Invader is based within the Metro Court. It is housed on the seventh floor.

Setting up for Carly to re-claim it via Jason's re-purchase of her shares...? Because, firing one personnel person does not mean it falls apart.

It was also an ATWT newspaper 

1 minute ago, carolineg said:

Yes, Lila's gown is unsalvageable.  This didn't just come up today, but a few episodes ago.  They can't alter the gown and I think Brook Lynn is just using some lace off the dress.  Lois called the dressmaker to figure out a fix.  From my understanding the original dress is unusable and Brook Lynn is basically just using the scraps from it.  She's not wearing Lila's dress anymore.  

Okay, I knew all that. I didn't have a problem with them using just the lace. I imagine the lace was the best part!  If it's in any kind of shape at all, antique lace is pretty incredible. Thanks for the reply. 

2 minutes ago, Contessa Donatella said:

Okay, I knew all that. I didn't have a problem with them using just the lace. I imagine the lace was the best part!  If it's in any kind of shape at all, antique lace is pretty incredible. Thanks for the reply. 

But that essentially ruins the original dress which I would have rather the show just kept in tact even in off screen theory.  Perhaps Brook Lynn could have used the lace from Lila's veil or something instead.  

24 minutes ago, carolineg said:

But that essentially ruins the original dress which I would have rather the show just kept in tact even in off screen theory.  Perhaps Brook Lynn could have used the lace from Lila's veil or something instead.  

Lila's original dress does not exist. Wardrobe recreated it earlier this year. So it is only a fictional dress that they deemed unsalvageable & stole its lace. 

4 minutes ago, Contessa Donatella said:

Lila's original dress does not exist. Wardrobe recreated it earlier this year. So it is only a fictional dress that they deemed unsalvageable & stole its lace. 

I know I am going to regret this circular argument, but Lois wore Lila's dress on screen in 1995 to her wedding to Ned.  So it exists as much as any other fictional characters dress does on soaps.  We didn't see Lila wear it but we saw Lila give it to Lois and Lois wearing it.   Wardrobe did not recreate it earlier this year-at least not on camera.  Brook Lynn was wearing an entirely different random bridal gown for try on sake and was talked into wearing Lila's dress by Tracy and Lois.  Tracy gave a whole speech about why Brook Lynn should wear it. We saw Brook Lynn looking at pictures of Lila/Lois's dress on her phone and Rena flashbacking to the wedding in said dress.   I know there was some weird twitter confusion about the dress, but the dialogue made it clear the dress below is the dress Brook Lynn was going to wear.  It couldn't be altered so Lois and BLQ just decided to use it for parts, which is a shame to me.  And to be honest, it doesn't even look like the dress has much lace.

 

3 hours ago, carolineg said:

I know I am going to regret this circular argument, but Lois wore Lila's dress on screen in 1995 to her wedding to Ned.  So it exists as much as any other fictional characters dress does on soaps.  We didn't see Lila wear it but we saw Lila give it to Lois and Lois wearing it.   Wardrobe did not recreate it earlier this year-at least not on camera.  Brook Lynn was wearing an entirely different random bridal gown for try on sake and was talked into wearing Lila's dress by Tracy and Lois.  Tracy gave a whole speech about why Brook Lynn should wear it. We saw Brook Lynn looking at pictures of Lila/Lois's dress on her phone and Rena flashbacking to the wedding in said dress.   I know there was some weird twitter confusion about the dress, but the dialogue made it clear the dress below is the dress Brook Lynn was going to wear.  It couldn't be altered so Lois and BLQ just decided to use it for parts, which is a shame to me.  And to be honest, it doesn't even look like the dress has much lace.

 

I saw all of this the same as you. I'm not sure what your point is. But, indeed Lila's dress exists in a few ways. Fictionally it was used in story. Physically it didn't exist any more. Wardrobe made a recreation of it & that exists physically. 

Okay, I'll make my point quick.  From the dialogue and actions that have happened on screen-

1. Brook Lynn had to get Lila's dress altered

2. The dress was falling apart and the dressmaker could not make alterations

3. BLQ and Lois decide to use pieces of lace from the dress, so now the original dress is falling apart AND missing fabric

4.  Therefore Lila's original wedding dress is ruined-that's my whole point. 

Instead of leaving the old dress alone or at some point trying to restore it, Lois and BLQ decided to take it apart.  I get that Brook Lynn is using part of the dress so it lives on, but that doesn't negate the fact the og dress is ruined.   It's now in pieces and no other family member gets to enjoy it or even look at it again.  That's sad.

It has nothing to do with the availability of Lois dress from 1995 or a recreation being made.  I understand no actual 100 year old vintage wedding dresses were harmed by Lois/BLQ because it's not a real dress, but the entire show is fictional so I am just going off the facts given to me on screen.

 

Well, at least there appears to be more interest in the wedding dress than the actual wedding/marriage itself! 

7 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

Well, at least there appears to be more interest in the wedding dress than the actual wedding/marriage itself! 

Truth.

I think it makes it worse to me.  Why ruin Lila's dress for Brook Lynn's boring starter wedding?

16 minutes ago, carolineg said:

Okay, I'll make my point quick.

Now, this is humor. 

There was never any question about the fictional dress.