From: robin@ntmtv.UUCP (Robin Coutellier)
Subject: AMC:  More Ramblings
Originator: robin@volans
Reply-To: robin@ntmtv.UUCP (Robin Coutellier)
Organization: Northern Telecom Inc, Mountain View, CA
Date: Sun, 13 Dec 1992 02:28:02 GMT


* Charlie should be (21 - 25?).  I just hope they don't bring back
* Joey someday soon as a 30-year-old doctor.  Shouldn't Joey's real
* age be around 15?

	You KNOW when he comes back he'll be about 30.  I remember that
	Joey was a baby not more than 18 mos old, and maybe younger when 
	Joe was having the affair with Leora Sanders (Ruth was obsessed 
	about protecting the baby and had moved into the nursery and was
	completely ignoring Joe).  The big wife-battering scene (complete
	with fireplace poker) where Joe rescued Leora took place on 
	Thanksgiving day in 1981 (possibly '80, but I'm pretty sure it
	was '81).  Therefore, Joey should be about 11 or 12 in real
	life.

	I remember this so well because a) it was such a horrifying scene
	and b) I was married (I was only married for 1 year, in 1981),
	and I had several older ladies in my miniscule kitchen arguing
	over the best way to cook virtually EVERYthing.

*       At the Hospital, Dr Joe comes out and says [no, it's
*       not really Dr. Joe, just a long lost relative] and lists
*       Erica's injuries as 1) fractured ankle 2) scrapes and
*       bruises, 3) broken fingernail, 3rd finger, left hand.
*       Her life threatening condition is shock. We close the show
*       with Erica in the hospital bed, hair and makeup perfect.

		Yeah, I noticed that too.  As the camera panned on her
		face I said (out loud to no one) well, doesn't she look
		lovely?

* 3) How much does Charlie the PI charge per hour?

		Haley actually mentioned that in the beginning.  $200 a
		day plus expenses.  She got the idea from watching the 
		Rockford files.  She rounded up to $200 to account for
		inflation.

* If things continue the way they've been going, eventually Gloria
* is going to break Stuart's heart. :-(  I don't want to see this
* happen!  Stuart's too sweet!  He deserves someone who loves him
* for himself, as Cindy did.  To save Stuart's heart.... I hope
* Gloria says "yes" even tho she *thinks* she loves Adam, and then
* eventually she *really* falls in love with Stuart!  Stuart should
* never be told of Gloria's once loving Adam, though, or his poor
* heart will still be broken. :-( :-(

	This would be a good opportunity to have Adam add yet another
	dimension to his acting -- Stuart could do what the women on the
	show often do after being hurt or rejected -- turn baaddd!  Can't 
	you just see him turning into a swinging single, out to break 
	ladies' hearts, wearing gold chains, asking people what their sign 
	is.  Wearing checkered pants and being a wild and crazy guy!  
	Dousing himself in some stinking cologne that the salesman at the 
	Stud Store assured him would attract woman in droves -- it contains 
	pheromones (we could hear Stuart mispronounce it)!  He'll dye his 
	hair black, get it cut in a punk style.  Oh, the possibilities here 
	are ENDLESS.  Stuart is such a babe in the woods about these things 
	that we could see him try and finally give it up, opting to go back 
	to being Mr. Nice Guy.  Can't you just see him trying to dance to
	rock music?  Trying REAL HARD to listen to Guns 'n Roses and LIKE
	IT, DAMMIT!  Replacing all his furniture with black leather
	stuff.  Driving a red Lamborachi instead of his favorite canary
	yellow station wagon.  He'll keep forgetting that it's alarmed.
	Going to Foxy's and "blending in".  

I think I've reached my typing quota for the weekend -- later everyone!



Robin Coutellier                   
Northern Telecom, Mountain View, CA
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