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Meeting the Colbys at home
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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 219450" data-attributes="member: 719"><p>I think if it had been Jeff of seasons 1-2, it would have been no contest. But Jeff became more of a jerk (he always was<em> a bit</em> of a jerk) through his storyline with Kirby and his constant ass-kissing of Blake in the antagonism with Adam. </p><p>When I first started watching THE COLBYS it was painful because of the laughable plots (and plot holes), but I was drawn by the "well, I have to find out what happens with Fallon and Jeff" element. I was probably also not drawn to Miles (hot as he was) at first as far as I remember. It was more that Jeff became the new favored Prince for whom the established Prince was cast aside, even though the new jerky Prince already had another kingdom in Denver--that kind of development gradually drew me closer to Miles and further away from Jeff. Jason's Hestonian demeanor helped Jeff's case not one bit. And then came Frankie, and the die was cast.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 219450, member: 719"] I think if it had been Jeff of seasons 1-2, it would have been no contest. But Jeff became more of a jerk (he always was[I] a bit[/I] of a jerk) through his storyline with Kirby and his constant ass-kissing of Blake in the antagonism with Adam. When I first started watching THE COLBYS it was painful because of the laughable plots (and plot holes), but I was drawn by the "well, I have to find out what happens with Fallon and Jeff" element. I was probably also not drawn to Miles (hot as he was) at first as far as I remember. It was more that Jeff became the new favored Prince for whom the established Prince was cast aside, even though the new jerky Prince already had another kingdom in Denver--that kind of development gradually drew me closer to Miles and further away from Jeff. Jason's Hestonian demeanor helped Jeff's case not one bit. And then came Frankie, and the die was cast. [/QUOTE]
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