Gabriel Maxwell
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Was this tabloid gossip or were the producers seriously considering these storylines? Some of this actually made it on air - thus the mish mash that was season 7B - so, perhaps these were indeed the original plans of the producers who scrambled to retool the show once again mid way through season 7.
As horrible as it may at first sound, perhaps the proposed idea of Steven finding comfort in religion after being turned down by Sammy Jo and falling for Leslie, now an evangelist out to scam her father out of his fortune as revenge for abandoning her, could have worked better than the poor storyline he and Sammy Jo actually got?
He wouldn't have been the first gay man to get caught up in religious hogwash and question his ways. As icky as any of that "pray the gay away" stuff can be, perhaps this could've been a compelling story for the character at the end of which he could've once and for all come to terms with himself and find happiness with a man in season 8 prior to leaving the show in season 9.
I think it at least makes Leslie come across more interesting than the bland stock character she ended up being on screen.
As for seeing Krystle and Alexis dressed in jeans, I suppose that turned out to be Alexis' end-of-season hotdogs & motorcycles to fake Kenny Loggins' soundtrack travesty. So, now you know what kind of line of thinking (or rather: not thinking) is responsible for that abomination. I did like Alexis making shepherd's pie for an amnesiac Blake, though.
Source: http://denver-carrington.tumblr.com/archive
As horrible as it may at first sound, perhaps the proposed idea of Steven finding comfort in religion after being turned down by Sammy Jo and falling for Leslie, now an evangelist out to scam her father out of his fortune as revenge for abandoning her, could have worked better than the poor storyline he and Sammy Jo actually got?
He wouldn't have been the first gay man to get caught up in religious hogwash and question his ways. As icky as any of that "pray the gay away" stuff can be, perhaps this could've been a compelling story for the character at the end of which he could've once and for all come to terms with himself and find happiness with a man in season 8 prior to leaving the show in season 9.
I think it at least makes Leslie come across more interesting than the bland stock character she ended up being on screen.
As for seeing Krystle and Alexis dressed in jeans, I suppose that turned out to be Alexis' end-of-season hotdogs & motorcycles to fake Kenny Loggins' soundtrack travesty. So, now you know what kind of line of thinking (or rather: not thinking) is responsible for that abomination. I did like Alexis making shepherd's pie for an amnesiac Blake, though.
Source: http://denver-carrington.tumblr.com/archive