From: riddle@brahms.udel.edu (Tammy Riddle)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: Re: DOOL: TAN: Commentary, Part 2 (was DOOL:  SOW Info)
Date: 15 Sep 92 13:03:55 GMT
Organization: University of Delaware

In article <9209150053.AA17926@ap1pyr.us.oracle.com> escheele@us.oracle.com ("The Mad Poet") writes:
>
>Oops!  I hit the "send message" key, instead of the carriage return, in the
>middle of doing my last post (Damn, I hate it when that happens!)  I neglected
>to thank Sis Peachy Pie Peel for posting these wonderful tidbits, especially
>the interview with Kenny!  What a display of brilliance!  NOT!!  (I'm talking
>about Ken, not Peach, of course)  Now, on with my commentary, which I'm sure

Good save on the "brilliance" comment there MP.  :-)

>no one really cares about, but it feels good to vent, anyway...   >8-D

Oh, MP, I wouldn't have taken the time to post it if I wasn't absolutely
sure that it would cause such a stir. :-)


>
>>Corday outlined the stories that will keep Salem hopping for the
>>next several months:  "The revelation that Nikki is the son of
>>Lawrence and Carly, and how it affects many people;" 
>
>If someone else was the mother, how many people would it affect?  Not as many,
>I'm sure...

True.

>
>>"Carly and Bo approaching the altar is a very big story for October and
>>November;" 
>
>Sounds like we're in for a loooooooooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnnnnnngggggggg B&C
>wedding storyline.  BARF!

Actually, what I picked out of the statement was the "approaching the
altar" comment.  I don't think they are going to get married.  I really
believe that they are going to move Bo out of Carly's life, maybe pair her
with this Billie character, and put Carly and Lawrence together. 

>
>>"and the greatest story is probably the Kimberly story where she will be
>>the victim of her alter ago."
>
>Oh, please.  I'm sure this comment made even the Timinator ill, or at least
>incapacitated with laughter...

You know, I was talking to the Timinator on the phone last night, and I
forgot to ask him what his reaction to that statement.  So, Timster, what
is your reaction?

>
>>"Also, the birth of Jack and Jennifer's child is wonderful, and will balance
>>off the loss of Isabella," he says.  
>
>The Deveraux baby birth has loads of potential (read: Matt as the nervous
>father; are they going to do the natural child birth thing?  I can just see
>Jack fainting dead away in the delivery room...)

Yes, it does have "loads of potential," however, I don't think it is going
to go very far at all.  When reading the article, it seemed to me that he
mentioned J&J as an afterthought.  You could tell from the way the article
was written that he was more excited about the Bo, Carly, and Kimberly
stories than about J&J.

>
>>"A lot of fans have been disgruntled because Jack and Jennifer have not had
>>much airtime lately, completely forgetting Melissa had a baby and was off the
>>show on maternity leave."
>
>Once again, Kenny hears, but does not comprehend.  Missy's maternity leave
>doesn't mean that Jack has to completely disappear for weeks on end, and that
>the time should be filled with more of the Camel.

Agree!!!

>
>Ahhh, I feel much better now.  Thanks again, Peachy, for the info.

Well, I'm glad you feel better, but I'm really worried about the Limer's
reaction.  Also, I'm sure Spud may have a comment or two about Kenny's line
of thinking.  Spud?  Spud, are you there?  Spud?  Somebody send out a
search party to Berkley, I think Spudster is lost.

>
>Hasta,
>Core Onary, the Mad Poet
>                                                                      
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>Erik Scheele		"If you start out depressed, everything's a pleasant
>Oracle Corporation		surprise."
>Redwood Shores, CA			     -- Lloyd Dobler, "Say Anything"
>escheele@us.oracle.com
>********* Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Oracle Corporation. *********
>

Later,
--Peachy
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