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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 145435" data-attributes="member: 8">It looked accidental to me since there was no indication that she had any plans for the twins, or anything creepy for that matter.This was probably not the first time that the villain was being accused of the one thing he/she didn&#039;t do. Sable&#039;s not-so-affair with Zach Powers, for example.Apart from her psycho scenes, and also the scenes in which she desperately clinges onto Gary, I&#039;ve always found Jill - despite her Galveston agenda - a very likeable person (and maybe that goes for Katherine Wentworth too).Add to that Valene&#039;s tendency to overreact or even slip into an alternative reality and then somehow the scene feels less like the comeuppance that Jill really deserved.There was something illusory about that season 10 storyline, almost as if I was being manipulated into the position of all the characters who didn&#039;t know what really happened.Every time Jill claimed to be innocent it looked eerily convincing to me.I agree, and Sexy Dex became Dirty Dex - I found it all very fascinating.And somehow that made me think DALLAS would win this wonderful week-by-week review.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 145435, member: 8"] It looked accidental to me since there was no indication that she had any plans for the twins, or anything creepy for that matter. This was probably not the first time that the villain was being accused of the [I]one[/I] thing he/she didn't do. Sable's not-so-affair with Zach Powers, for example. Apart from her psycho scenes, and also the scenes in which she desperately clinges onto Gary, I've always found Jill - despite her Galveston agenda - a very likeable person (and maybe that goes for Katherine Wentworth too). Add to that Valene's tendency to overreact or even slip into an alternative reality and then somehow the scene feels less like the comeuppance that Jill really deserved. There was something illusory about that season 10 storyline, almost as if I was being manipulated into the position of all the characters who [I]didn't[/I] know what really happened. Every time Jill claimed to be innocent it looked eerily convincing to me. I agree, and Sexy Dex became Dirty Dex - I found it all very fascinating. And somehow that made me think DALLAS would win this wonderful week-by-week review. [/QUOTE]

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