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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 412821" data-attributes="member: 8">Quentin has won, the Collinses and Stoddatds have left Collinwood. The camera lingers on the various sets and it gives the impression of a big season finale cliffhanger &quot;We&#039;ll be back!&quot; shouts Roger Collins.Every now and then a storyline meets a dead end. Chris the werewolf - just like Barnabas the vampire so many episodes ago - does not longer work solely on its secrecy. The introduction of Ned and Sabrina seems unfortunately timed because we can already guess what has happened, and we don&#039;t give a sh+t about these new characters. It is therefore not surprising that Chris decides to leave Collinsport (as if). Something needs to be done to rejuvenate the storyline although that seems hilariously juxtaposed by the actual Horror that&#039;s been conveniently glossed over&nbsp; All i&#039;m saying is that someone from Bangor is not missed by anyone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 412821, member: 8"] Quentin has won, the Collinses and Stoddatds have left Collinwood. The camera lingers on the various sets and it gives the impression of a big season finale cliffhanger "We'll be back!" shouts Roger Collins. Every now and then a storyline meets a dead end. Chris the werewolf - just like Barnabas the vampire so many episodes ago - does not longer work solely on its secrecy. The introduction of Ned and Sabrina seems unfortunately timed because we can already guess what has happened, and we don't give a sh+t about these new characters. It is therefore not surprising that Chris decides to leave Collinsport (as if). Something needs to be done to rejuvenate the storyline although that seems hilariously juxtaposed by the actual Horror that's been conveniently glossed over All i'm saying is that someone from Bangor is not missed by anyone [/QUOTE]

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