On Thu, 3 Apr 2008 05:08:11 -0700 (PDT), tom.rach@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>On Apr 3, 12:09 am, 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.
>>
>> 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: "Rolf, in America, we call it a recipe"; John: "No, he means
>> fomula. He's a mad scientist"). I didn't catch EJ's line when John
>> mentioned about Marlena pulling a gun on Rolf; I think he said
>> something to Sami like "You take after your mother". Then it was a
>> great reaction from John when Marlena suggested everyone moving into
>> the mansion. "Hmmm, a brainwashed father, a gun-toting mother, a
>> couple who hate each other... I'll have to think about it."
>>
>> The last scenes at the Kirakis house were just as good with Victor
>> insulting Chloe with an apology. And then an unexpected dinner guest
>> at the very end... Nichole! Even Kate mouthed the words "Oh, my
>> god". With 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
I agree about Marlena and Sami, but the Kiriakis dinner was some of
the best Days I've seen in years. It doesn't NEED fantasy, awful
humor, or constant suspense to be good. It was very soapy.
Kolbard
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