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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 2995" data-attributes="member: 43"><p><u>EPISODE 16: MY FATHER’S HOUSE</u></p><p></p><p>It turns out that Jeff's literal cliff-hanger was just a ploy to end the previous episode excitingly, which I pretty much suspected. Why have consequences when we have cooing between Jeff and Fallon that needs to get done? No matter, but the resolution is truly ridiculous with Miles climbing down cliffs, taking Jeff from behind – I mean, lifting him up—and Jeff not even bothering to get a check-up after tumbling down a damn cliff. Everything with Sable is just goddamn irresistible. I loved her looking at the phone receiver with disgust when she realized Frankie was on the other end and then hanging up without another word. When she realizes the best way to hurt Jason is to go after the house, Sable puts on a truly impressive act as she innocently asks Jason to make it a part of the deal. Watching her play Jason like this is exquisite. She then heads off to Zach's moody apartment and very nearly has sex with him but changes her mind. It’s pretty interesting, surprising material, and it makes you feel for Sable even more. Of course, Fucking Barbara Stanwyck has set a private eye on Sable and Sable did appear to spend the night with Zach…. Monica changes her mind about Wayne's tour while Wayne is making a creepy statue of her, but it has nothing to do with anything. It’s starting to become a problem – she seems like she doesn’t even exist on the same show. At least Monica had one scene where she talked with Jason about the revelation. Bliss isn’t even anywhere to be seen (not that we need to…). Frankie continues to suck. Oh my God, does she suck. L.B. is getting storyline so that means something horrific is about to happen. In Soapland, one just does not see the kids unless they are about to serve as a plot point. In Falcon Crest, Lance suddenly shows interest in Joseph and plays with him, but that’s only because Joseph's about to take a bunch of pills and serve as the cliffhanger to the episode. In Dallas, we sit through John Ross and Christopher playing because Christopher is to find a gun and almost kill his cousin. In this case, Jason tries to form a bond with his grandson because he is to be kidnapped/disappear, whatever the case may be, as long as there is a cliffhanger to tide us over. "Oh my God," Fallon says as if she’s just realized she forgot to pick up 2-in-1 shampoo at the dollar store. That little fucker’s probably in the garage or something, hiding because he broke Jason's watch. It’s pretty obvious stuff, but I gotta admire their determination to keep it going with the cliffhangers and I admit I am hooked to see what’s next. </p><p></p><p>DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JROG, post: 2995, member: 43"] [u]EPISODE 16: MY FATHER’S HOUSE[/u] It turns out that Jeff's literal cliff-hanger was just a ploy to end the previous episode excitingly, which I pretty much suspected. Why have consequences when we have cooing between Jeff and Fallon that needs to get done? No matter, but the resolution is truly ridiculous with Miles climbing down cliffs, taking Jeff from behind – I mean, lifting him up—and Jeff not even bothering to get a check-up after tumbling down a damn cliff. Everything with Sable is just goddamn irresistible. I loved her looking at the phone receiver with disgust when she realized Frankie was on the other end and then hanging up without another word. When she realizes the best way to hurt Jason is to go after the house, Sable puts on a truly impressive act as she innocently asks Jason to make it a part of the deal. Watching her play Jason like this is exquisite. She then heads off to Zach's moody apartment and very nearly has sex with him but changes her mind. It’s pretty interesting, surprising material, and it makes you feel for Sable even more. Of course, Fucking Barbara Stanwyck has set a private eye on Sable and Sable did appear to spend the night with Zach…. Monica changes her mind about Wayne's tour while Wayne is making a creepy statue of her, but it has nothing to do with anything. It’s starting to become a problem – she seems like she doesn’t even exist on the same show. At least Monica had one scene where she talked with Jason about the revelation. Bliss isn’t even anywhere to be seen (not that we need to…). Frankie continues to suck. Oh my God, does she suck. L.B. is getting storyline so that means something horrific is about to happen. In Soapland, one just does not see the kids unless they are about to serve as a plot point. In Falcon Crest, Lance suddenly shows interest in Joseph and plays with him, but that’s only because Joseph's about to take a bunch of pills and serve as the cliffhanger to the episode. In Dallas, we sit through John Ross and Christopher playing because Christopher is to find a gun and almost kill his cousin. In this case, Jason tries to form a bond with his grandson because he is to be kidnapped/disappear, whatever the case may be, as long as there is a cliffhanger to tide us over. "Oh my God," Fallon says as if she’s just realized she forgot to pick up 2-in-1 shampoo at the dollar store. That little fucker’s probably in the garage or something, hiding because he broke Jason's watch. It’s pretty obvious stuff, but I gotta admire their determination to keep it going with the cliffhangers and I admit I am hooked to see what’s next. DDD [/QUOTE]
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