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No one is safe. Tony Goldwyn of the Goldwyn lineage of the G in MGM came out a few years ago and spoke out about how he was sexually harassed Hollywood is a cesspool of inhumanity.
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There is clearly more going on here. We were just shown a small scene. A small piece of the puzzle. i don't expect that we will know the full story right away, but with Mulcahy (and Korte) running the show, I think we can expect more complex storytelling than we're used to, and it sure looks like it's not going to drag on as the previous HWs would have done.
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Exactly, re: Finn and Elizabeth. And they may not be popular here, but they do have a fanbase. Unfortunately, it's fairly clear that the soon to be gone HW had no clue nor did they care how to write for them. Here's hoping the new regime does better. RH and ME are both charismatic, great actors who work well together and can generate chemistry, as the beginning of their story showed. They've just been handed crap doled out in horribly paced increments ever since.
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Elizabeth. Is. In. A. Relationship. A healthy, happy, stable relationship for the first time in her life.
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That's what I said. It didn't start that way with LW.
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I disagree. There were moments, plots when it happened, but ppl, characters still didn't like their Carlys. They still had characters looking down on them. When they screwed up, they were called on it. And when LW first started, Carly wasn't swanning around town like she owned the place. She still played the vulnerability of Carly, as did, yes, Braun and SJB.
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With regards Carly and LW, for me it's both the writing and the actress, and I think the writing for the character is because of the actress. I've watched LW in all three of her soap roles: Ally on *Loving*, Cassie on *Guiding Light*, and now as Carly on GH. She's a good actress, I'll grant her that always, but I don't like her style, and what she brings to a role. She always has to be essentially the right one even when she's wrong, the perfect leading lady that everyone in the (fictional) town adores. It was the case with Ally, same with Cassie. Everyone worshiped at their feet. And Ally and Cassie were original characters that started with her and she played them until the shows were axed so it wasn't that awful. (Still, lordy, I was not a fan of Cassie--they literally brought on a character who was a prince from a made-up country just to make Cassie a princess because she wasn't worshiped enough.) Anyhoo, the point is that Carly is not an originating character for LW. When she first started in the role, she played her as written with flaws and everyone didn't love her, Carly didn't always walk away unscathed. But it didn't take long for the LW model to take over and eventually Carly became just another Cassie and Ally where everything went her way and everyone bowed to the wonder and glory of \[insert character that LW is playing\].
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Agreed. I much more interested in Christian and Catherine, but it's just Coco, Coco, Coco! And definitely not enough fashion.
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She actually did have a problem. She told him to give it back, but Christian pointed out it was how he basically gave her money to fund all her resistance activities.
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There were photos of both Bechtel and NAC. I remember one distinctly of him and Trina, and there were others.
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Spoilers and Speculation: Clink Boom and Cheese Fondue
driver18 replied to BestestAuntEver's topic in General Hospital
I know that. I was saying that as in the wording of the spoiler about Elizabeth was done to throw off speculation about those two things: 1) Why is Cam coming back, and 2) how does Jason come back. -
Spoilers and Speculation: Clink Boom and Cheese Fondue
driver18 replied to BestestAuntEver's topic in General Hospital
Agreed, but it makes sense if they were trying to keep Spencer's death and how Jason returns underwraps, and figured that wording would lead ppl to think it was Jason. Sooo, this throws off two bits of speculation: Why is Cam coming back? And where Jason shows up. -
Spoilers and Speculation: Clink Boom and Cheese Fondue
driver18 replied to BestestAuntEver's topic in General Hospital
Changing subjects, looks like the spoiler about someone from Elizabeth's past showing up on her door is Cam, and not Jason. -
The hairdresser (she was that, not her assistant) wasn't loyal. The hairdresser was just as scared of Tatiana as Tatiana was of Victor. You could see that in the scene when she gave her the power, and especially when they "swapped places." When they were lying in bed, and the hairdresser was telling her about her brother, she was bracing herself to basically ask for this favor because she had spent this time ingratiating herself to Tatiana who hopefully had sway with Victor. When Tatiana jumped on top of her, the hairdresser was scared shitless that Tatiana was going to hurt her. Then when Tatiana kissed her, the hairdresser was still scared, and she was confused, and just going along with it so that she didn't get killed. I'm not saying that what Tatiana did was right by killing/blaming the hairdresser for what she did to Victor, but, no, the hairdresser was not her bestie, or loyal to her. She was just another servant to the first lady, and the hairdresser was afraid of Tatiana, but was willing to use any bit of possible sliver of favoritism that Tatiana had shown her to help her family. Which in the end, hopefully, Tatiana will do for her as she told her.
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Or Elizabeth is just the intro to Jason's return. On Twitter (X) and such, Elizabeth and Finn do have a loyal fanbase. It looks like this malpractice story is going to be ending sooner rather than later (thank goodness), and so Elizabeth will get the focus of the next story. It doesn't mean a break-up. Of course, we'll see what the new HWs (hallelujah!) have planned. If it means a better show overall, I'll deal with it. I still maintain that Elizabeth and FInn as a pairing is NOT the issue. It's the writing for them (and the fact that the current writers refuse to write for them as an actual couple) that is the problem.