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Anyone else grossed out by the idea that Salem has a rat problem?

Also, why isn't Paulina worried about the political implications of appointing three DA's in a year?

Finally, did Leo give Doug III a check for the fenced necklace?  Because it didn't look like there was much cash in that envelope.  Who buys stolen goods with a check?  Who even buys groceries with a check (or cash)?  Was this episode written before Venmo?

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I'm sure his job as a breakdown writer at BTG will pay quite well and without the pressure of being the headwriter. It's got to be a pretty sweet gig, and he can probably do that part of the process in his sleep.

I enjoyed many parts of his tenure at DAYS, but it was all the mask wearing, constant Dimeras, the diminishing of the Hortons, the domination of the Leo Stark character, and Abigail's "death" that finally turned me off. I never even made it to what sounds like the Body and Soul fiasco. I did tune in for Doug's funeral episodes and to watch what's left of the Hortons to decorate the tree. MAYBE I'll tune back in once the new writer's material begins to air.

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Exactly. No one is clamoring for Ron Carlivati to create and write a soap.

 

No matter what RC is getting paid, it's certainly not as much as his DAYS salary as HW

Sweet gig without pressure? Uh...CBS and others have a lot invested in the success of BTG. I think there's plenty of pressure, and he should avoid sleepwalking through any of it.

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