On Apr 3, 12:09=A0am, edonline <eronlineSPAM...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I loved the comparative scenes of the dinner at the Kirakis mansion
> and the one at the DiMera, now Black, mansion. =A0
>
> The best came in the last ten minutes or so, with Rolf presenting his
> cheese puffs to John and EJ (Rolf: "They're my own special formula";
> EJ: =A0"Rolf, in America, we call it a recipe"; =A0John: =A0"No, he
means
> fomula. =A0He's a mad scientist"). =A0I didn't catch EJ's line when John
> mentioned about Marlena pulling a gun on Rolf; =A0I think he said
> something to Sami like "You take after your mother". =A0Then it was a
> great reaction from John when Marlena suggested everyone moving into
> the mansion. =A0"Hmmm, a brainwashed father, a gun-toting mother, a
> couple who hate each other... =A0I'll have to think about it."
>
> The last scenes at the Kirakis house were just as good with Victor
> insulting Chloe with an apology. =A0And then an unexpected dinner guest
> at the very end... =A0Nichole! =A0 Even Kate mouthed the words "Oh, my
> god". =A0With Nichole back, things should be good.
I agree with you, and I basically enjoyed both scenes for many of the
same reasons. John's lines were the best.
However, I was annoyed by the fact that Kate and Victor are still
talking as if they were legally married. They weren't.
I also wasn't completely thrilled with the scene about everyone moving
into John's mansion. I knew where this script was going from the
moment that Sami and EJ called a meeting at John's place and started
talking about their new problem. Marlena and Sami's expressions felt
forced and a bit phoney... as if they had to go through the motions of
saying their lines solely for the eventual outcome. There was
something about it that felt Reillyish.
- Donna
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