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especially now with this turn-about decision to end things with Justin. He’s the lucky one here. Lucas and Adrienne are a complete bust for me. Hell, Brady and Theresa have more chemistry than Lucas and Adrienne. I hope Justin moves on, and Lucas finds someone else. I don’t think Sonny will approve of her decision either.
Ben could have easily took Will’s keys and his car to transport the body, and then simply left his car there. What surprises me more was that Ben wore no gloves, so his skin tissue would be all over Will and the tie itself. Like you, disappointed, but maybe that Will be discovered when they get Will’s body to the morgue and do some forensic testing. Probably not, though! LOL!
when Will was thrown across the room. The double went head first into a metal chair or table. Other than that, I agree, the stunt doubles weren’t needed. Also, I didn’t need to see so much of the other scenes in this epi, i.e., Justin and Adrienne, who still continue to bore me close to tears; Aiden and Hope, although it is leading up to her really mistrusting Aiden now; show should have concentrated mostly on Will’s murder instead of what little we got. The JJ/Gabbi scenes were kind of cute, but with the actress not staying long-term, or however long that will be, why even pursue it? Agree with you on the
!a very underwhelming murder! As a matter of fact, I thought Marlena’s attack was much more exciting, or I should say scary.
especially now that we saw it with our own eyes that it was truly Ben who was the killer and not some underhanded stunt to throw everyone off with a fake interview. Michael Fairman is an extremely respected soap opera journalist and his interviews are usually right on point; not like SOD, which has been known to print out and out lies or false spoilers. Even Ken Corday has been known for not telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. LOL! So glad it worked. Personally, I think Robert Scott Wilson is doing a great job with the SK role, but I won’t be sorry when he leaves.
I find GG’s description of how we would feel to have been a joke. Ben should be the first one everyone should expect. Instead, GG sent me on a wild goose chase trying to figure out any and every other person who I thought it could be. The only one I didn’t suspect, as many other did, was Daniel.
nevermind, the link didn’t work. In any case, I have to question Galen Gering’s suggestion that this will shock and amaze everyone.
I don’t care how many haters GW has, it is still going to be a hard pill for me to swallow watching an iconic legendary child of legendary parents go out this way. I agree with you he was given a lousy sl, and not because he was gay, but how he turned so bitter and evil trying to convince Sonny he was not the one who was wrong….it was Paul, which was ridiculous. But I’ve seen other major characters killed off for any number of reasons (EJ and Jack comes to mind for me) but the show went on. We just have to move on and hope DOOL continues to improve and, more importantly for me, be renewed at the end of its contract. Still not going to be easy to watch tomorrow, at least for me, as it may be for others.
I remember when Guy presented, he was very hoarse and raspy, like he had a really bad cold. That’s the same time period when what we saw on screen today was filmed.
when I saw our Orioles sweep the Yankees in that last series, I thought….wow, why couldn’t we play like that through August and the first half of September? Might have made a big difference for us, too. Good luck next year, though!
D-E-R-E-K, not Derrick. I’m not policing anyone’s spelling or grammar; just one of those stupid little idiosyncrasies we all seem to have from time to time about certain things that drive us a little crazy. I think I used to misspell it myself a while back, before I googled him.
that they need to get things caught up to where the writing can level out and once that happens, things like continuity and balance will get better. They had to unpack, rid, and then rebuild years of bad sls that were going absolutely nowhere to reach a point of sensability. We’re still not there yet, but seems we’re definitely on our way. I am really enjoying Griffith’s writing and the direction he’s taking with the show. Higley I’m not so sure about yet, and still don’t know if she’s even back rewriting or if she’s still absent or on leave. That whole scenario about her "LOA" has been very "hush-hush!" In any case, even the actors comments refer, in most instances, to how much they are enjoying Josh Griffith’s writing. I know I’m loving the show and can and do excuse any and all imbalance with things like warp speed getting from one place to another, as well as continuity as far as knowing whether it’s the same day, or day one minute and night the next, etc. It will all catch up at some point in early 2016. Then we’ll only have to worry about the show’s renewal.
