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In support of Julie's point to Chad, it just seems ridiculous to put JJ and Gabi's lives in danger in order to retrieve a corpse that he didn't even know was missing until a few months ago.

I mean, what's he going to do with it?  Go to the head gardener at the Dimera Mansion and ask him to re-bury it for him?  Put it in his trunk?  Bring it to the Horton House to put up against the tree?

I assume this will lead to other mysteries about Cat's origin story.  However, the setup is awfully weak.

On the bright side, we've put off looking for the B&S disruptor for another week.

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Umm..it's Chad's wife's body.  Would you want your deceased loved one to just be buried anywhere or want Clyde to have her?  He wants Abby properly buried so she can rest in peace and her family and children can visit her grave properly.  I am not religious at all, but it's obviously not some corpse to him and Abby's loved ones. 

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I'm sorry my tone was disrespectful, but I'm not a corpse/cemetery guy.  I'm more about mourning the loss of the relationship than the physical form.  We are strictly a cremation/bury-the-ashes-at-sea family.  Luckily not because a powerful drug dealer in our town steals dead bodies.  More because I read The American Way of Death by Jessica Mitford, and it changed my outlook on the subject.

Also, sorry if that's TMI.

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So, I know that's a weird continuity error, but I can almost let it slide.  When I, myself, get stressed I will clean or move things around to busy myself.  I could see a character just moving a few pictures around for when Julie came back downstairs.  They do have a lot of them in that living room lol.

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I'm not sure whether to feel bad about this or not, but as far as Chad & JJ & Gabi going off on a Scooby adventure I just liked it because it's anti-Clyde and I'm all in on things that are anti-Clyde! If he can't be dead, at least let some characters thwart his evil plans!!!

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These 3 episodes were the variety shows. Maggie and Doug in all 3, so can't narrow it down:

3324...1/3/79:
Cast: Mickey, Doug, Maggie, Neil, Linda, Don, David, Marlena, Chris, Stephanie.
Sets: Marlena’s Gate House, Neil’s Apartment, David’s Office, Chris’ Office, Stage 9 Wardrobe Room, Marlena’s Office, Section of Don’s Office, Section of Stage 9 with Swinging Doors (Limbo).

3325...1/4/79:
Cast: Tom, Alice, Mickey, Julie, Doug, Bob, Maggie, Mike, Robert, Don, Margo, Greg, Donna, Kate, Pete, Marty, Ted, Percussionist, Drummer, Bass Player, Pianist, Alfie.
Sets: Julie’s Apartment (Dining Area), Don’s Apartment, Mickey & Maggie’s Apartment, Tom’s Office, Stage 9, Dressing Rooms, Make-Up Area (Corner of Stage 9), Studio Entrance.

3326...1/5/79:
Cast: Tom, Mickey, Bill, Julie, Doug, Maggie, Mike, Robert, Don, Laura, Margo, Stephanie, Jeri, Donna, Kate, Rosie, Pete, Marty, Receptionist Nurse.
Sets: Studio Entrance, Stage 9, Make-Up Area (Corner of Stage 9), Margo’s Dressing Room, Laura’s Office, Roadside with Motorcycle (Limbo); Stock Shot: Motorcycle Accident.

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Thank you!

I think variety shows like the Nurse's Ball are cute and fun, but it's hard to keep getting top tier talent and actual variety.  At this point we are stuck with hot guys taking their clothes off as "talent", which is fine, but not the same as Ricky Martin or Janis Ian singing.  It's just not a sustainable concept year after year.

The first Nurse's Ball was more amatuer and maybe Days could have gone that direction.  Just regular people doing fun skits.

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