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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 264862" data-attributes="member: 8">When an actress is literally exhausted by her soap alter ego....&quot;Patricia&quot; simply had to be stopped.She&#039;s done the best years of Sons and Daughters, the timing was good and there was so much suspense in the recast/reboot storyline that it almost looked as if it had been planned that way, regardless of Ms. Wallace&#039;s decision.And together with nasty Leigh Palmer it added a (perhaps much needed) variety to the show that had already reached its peak.The Golden Girls&nbsp; shenanigans in season 5 and 6 didn&#039;t really fit the tone of the series (imho) and unfortunately some of it rubbed off on Alison.I wonder what the reason was to do it that way, as the first episodes of season 5 looked very promising. It was also the introduction of the tackiest Sons and Daughters set ever: the gym. John Palmer never needed a reason to be naked, I&#039;m just saying.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 264862, member: 8"] When an actress is literally exhausted by her soap alter ego...."Patricia" simply had to be stopped. She's done the best years of Sons and Daughters, the timing was good and there was so much suspense in the recast/reboot storyline that it almost looked as if it had been planned that way, regardless of Ms. Wallace's decision. And together with nasty Leigh Palmer it added a (perhaps much needed) variety to the show that had already reached its peak. The [I]Golden Girls[/I] shenanigans in season 5 and 6 didn't really fit the tone of the series (imho) and unfortunately some of it rubbed off on Alison. I wonder what the reason was to do it that way, as the first episodes of season 5 looked very promising. It was also the introduction of the tackiest Sons and Daughters set ever: the gym. John Palmer never needed a reason to be naked, I'm just saying. [/QUOTE]

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