Oh, and in reminding the readers that Nick has indeed had three weddings to Brooke's daughter and a romance with her sister, let us also remember that Nick was even once involved with the very same Taylor (well, not the SAME Taylor, but you know what I mean) that Brooke has battled with for the attention of the Neanderthal dressmaker for so many years.
So again, why am I supposed to think Nick and Brooke are each other's true endgame?
It's hard for me to get invested in a Brooke + Nick reunion for two big reasons. First, it's hard to forget all those times Nick was with Brooke's daughter Bridget...not to mention a dalliance with her sister Katie. (Geez, this show is incestuous sometimes!!!) And second, even if I warmed up to the idea of Brooke + Nick, I seriously doubt Jack Wagner is staying around long term, meaning all this can be is a summer fling. Sorry if that makes me a wet blanket, but it is what it is.
Absolutely agree on this one, MacMullen's scenes were mesmerizing, especially Thursday on breakdown day. Most enjoyment I've gotten from watchng GH scenes in a good while.
Chase is probably the LAST person that anyone in this story should be mad at, especially Dante. (Well okay, next-to-last after Gio himself, of course.) But still: guy learns he can't father children, and then that his wife had a kid long ago with Dante. Quite frankly I find Chase more sympathetic in this whole ordeal.
Nice! One Life to Live was the first soap I started watching. An appearance from Erika Slezak is always welcome. (Though I can't help but hope it's in her iconic role as Viki...)
I have said for years and will continue to say that IMHO Nick and Sharon are each other's endgame. At this point, both characters are..."veteran" enough that it's kinda time to put an end to the relationship-hopping, and let endgame take its course, like Victor and Nikki did before them.
I'm honestly rooting for that exact outcome. I think it would be quite the awesome soapy turn of events to have Sheila be the one to ultimately end the Luna-tic's run of chaos in some form or another. However, I also hope it's not too soon because Luna is just about the most entertaining part of this show these days, Lisa Yamada is killing it (pun intended) in the role!
Why did it happen? Simple: so the writers can have the judge side with Willow for the shock value and to add spice to the venom between Michael and Drew + Willow. Period. It's a contrivance to get the story to their desired end, despite the fact that it's extremely illogical and out of character for Diane to miss such a glaring detail.
One, we all have biases. You showed what yours is with that "Steffy should be performer of the week" business. Secondly, she's not wrong that Steffy has a strong presence in all the stories currently going on, and the character does tend to meddle and override the wishes of others because she think she knows best.
In my (probably also biased) opinion, Kimberlin Brown should have gotten performer of the week last week for her scenes as Sheila with Luna in which she finally opened her eyes, saw the depths her granddaughter had sunk to in her obsessions, and recognized herself in them while trying to prevent a loved one from making her mistakes. (That said, I have no problem with the choice of Lisa Yamada, either.)
But that's what opinions are for, everyone has one and they're all likely going to have some bias, yes including yours. If you disagree with the article writer's views, that's fine, but it's not a reason for attacks.
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