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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 326587" data-attributes="member: 7">I&#039;ve got a few more episodes in the can today. 

Linda&#039;s fallen into an affair with Greg, and Michael has finally realized that Linda&#039;s no good for him. He&#039;s decided to hang up his job at the Sumner Group, and take some time off to get his head together. (Something tells me this is setting up Michael&#039;s exit.) 

Linda&#039;s mother dropped by for a brief visit, and she was basically this verbally demeaning woman who, I guess, is supposed to make us feel sorry for Linda, or possibly give her an &quot;out&quot; for her bad behavior. Whatever the reason for her mother appearing was, I still don&#039;t like Linda. 

As much as I know it&#039;s not going to last, I really wish Frank and Charlotte would get their acts together and be a full-fledged couple. But I know Charlotte&#039;s going to leave sooner or later. I can feel it in my bones. 

Anne&#039;s still got herself wrapped up with Dimitri/Nick, but she&#039;s got another trick up her sleeve to get some cash in her pockets. Anne knows the identity of Steve&#039;s father and blackmails Claudia into putting her on the board of the foundation division of the Sumner Group. Greg had appointed Claudia over the division when she decided she was going to leave Knots Landing for Pittsburgh. 

Val&#039;s sanity has been recaptured, and she and Gary are planning to remarry. I&#039;m glad that they&#039;re happy with one another again, even if Val&#039;s antics with loosing her sanity does grow a little weary on a binge-watcher sometimes. 

Apparently Paige and Steve are going to have a little side fling, but we know that won&#039;t last long, because I know Steve isn&#039;t going to be a long-running character. He&#039;s been brought in just to stir up some drama between Claudia and Kate, and Claudia hasn&#039;t even gotten any proof that Steve is her biological son. She just simply took his word the good, old-fashioned TV-kind-of-way. 

I&#039;m quickly approaching the conclusion of Season 12, and after that I&#039;ve got just over 40 episodes plus the miniseries to get in the can. Won&#039;t be long now before I&#039;m finally finished with my complete series watch of KNOTS. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 326587, member: 7"] [JUSTIFY]I've got a few more episodes in the can today. Linda's fallen into an affair with Greg, and Michael has finally realized that Linda's no good for him. He's decided to hang up his job at the Sumner Group, and take some time off to get his head together. (Something tells me this is setting up Michael's exit.) Linda's mother dropped by for a brief visit, and she was basically this verbally demeaning woman who, I guess, is supposed to make us feel sorry for Linda, or possibly give her an "out" for her bad behavior. Whatever the reason for her mother appearing was, I still don't like Linda. As much as I know it's not going to last, I really wish Frank and Charlotte would get their acts together and be a full-fledged couple. But I know Charlotte's going to leave sooner or later. I can feel it in my bones. Anne's still got herself wrapped up with Dimitri/Nick, but she's got another trick up her sleeve to get some cash in her pockets. Anne knows the identity of Steve's father and blackmails Claudia into putting her on the board of the foundation division of the Sumner Group. Greg had appointed Claudia over the division when she decided she was going to leave Knots Landing for Pittsburgh. Val's sanity has been recaptured, and she and Gary are planning to remarry. I'm glad that they're happy with one another again, even if Val's antics with loosing her sanity does grow a little weary on a binge-watcher sometimes. Apparently Paige and Steve are going to have a little side fling, but we know that won't last long, because I know Steve isn't going to be a long-running character. He's been brought in just to stir up some drama between Claudia and Kate, and Claudia hasn't even gotten any proof that Steve is her biological son. She just simply took his word the good, old-fashioned TV-kind-of-way. I'm quickly approaching the conclusion of Season 12, and after that I've got just over 40 episodes plus the miniseries to get in the can. Won't be long now before I'm finally finished with my complete series watch of KNOTS. [/JUSTIFY] [/QUOTE]

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