Off to watch.

I like EJ checking in on Holly. He was, at one point, her stepfather, so it is nice to see that connection revisited. However, story-wise, it breaks my heart that Lexie is facing a decline into death. This is why EJ should not have used his sister as "patient zero". Imagine losing 15 years of your life just to face losing more. I would hate that kind of fate. And Nikki Crawford did well with the material, as well. And if Paulina wants the drug for Chanel, I cannot lie, but I hope he gives it to her. 🤫

I can appreciate that Chanel had a better appointment with Dr Patel, but part of me wishes we had seen it to see the comparison of both appointments.

Repurposing the Titan office for the DiMera one is hilarious, laughable and sad, especially when DiMera did, at some time, have its own set in recent years. Couldn't take down some of the bad apartments and put the DiMera office back up? I kind of hate what's been done with Theo. Happy he is on the canvas, as he should be, but the writing for the character is cold. And Theo was never a cold character.

I appreciate Kate owning up to her truths; it was refreshing, and I hope that that kind of truth continues.

A much better episode than yesterday's, and it comes down to the characters and stories being told.

7 hours ago, Liberty City said:

I kind of hate what's been done with Theo. Happy he is on the canvas, as he should be, but the writing for the character is cold. And Theo was never a cold character.

Sometimes I wonder if that's an actor choice instead of a writer choice

9 minutes ago, AbcNbc247 said:

Sometimes I wonder if that's an actor choice instead of a writer choice

Who knows, but I don't like it. Tyler Joseph Andrews is a decent actor (huge improvement over Cameron Johnson, but he's still not Theo to me.

I'm confused, because I hallucinated a scene weeks or months ago where we learned that Roman knew about Kate scheming but approved because he didn't want his grandson working for Dimera. It made sense to me, and I remember feeling pleasantly surprised because it would avoid predictable relationship strain.

Lexie re-dying seems pretty quick. I probably needed a Christmas or something first, so I don't have to rely on memory to care. The relationships of today are too abstract for my cold, cold heart.

4 minutes ago, px780 said:

I'm confused, because I hallucinated a scene weeks or months ago where we learned that Roman knew about Kate scheming but approved because he didn't want his grandson working for Dimera. It made sense to me, and I remember feeling pleasantly surprised because it would avoid predictable relationship strain

At first, he thought Kate had done it, but after Kate swore that she didn't, he believed her.