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Living in the Cul-de-Sac: Season 9 for the First Time
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<blockquote data-quote="JROG" data-source="post: 4651" data-attributes="member: 43"><p><u>EPISODE 19: LAWFULLY WEDDED</u></p><p></p><p>This episode is such a surprise: Mostly focusing on two storylines, it delivers unexpected developments in both cases. I never thought Abby would go through with the wedding but it all becomes clear soon enough: She cons Charles into giving her nearly 3 million dollars as a wedding gift before revealing that she knows all about his betrayal. I wanted to see him suffer for every one of the episodes he made us suffer. As far as Abby schemes go, this one’s pretty tame, but it is so wonderful to see Charles flail about in shock and anger. God, it felt so good. I thought the story would go on for several more episodes but maybe the Soap Gods have smiled on us and he is gone forever. The only good thing that came out of this was Donna Mills’ increased airtime.</p><p></p><p>After Frank amusingly tears Mack a new one for being nosy, it is revealed that the Williamses are in the Witness Protection Program. What a surprise. We also learn that Pat is responsible for this situation, which ruins my little theory about Frank feeling guilty and therefore going overboard. As it stands, he is merely paranoid, which is so much less fun. For one exciting moment, it looked like they would all move away (all the Williamses <em>and</em> Charles in one episode? That’s maybe too much to ask!) but Pat has a four minute long freak-out about grass and birds and test grades or whatever. Admittedly, it’s a memorable scene, the only worthwhile scene in this story so far, and Lynne Moody gave it her all.</p><p></p><p>The situation with Meg continues to build up quite beautifully, as none of the MacKenzies can deny the weirdness of their situation anymore. I loved Greg walking away without an answer when Paige asked him about Meg.</p><p></p><p>The Dealer gets a call from one of the men working with Charles and tells him "they’re in." Johnny is also involved. I have no idea what’s going on. Olivia names a star after Abby and Charles. Gag worthy. Enough already. </p><p></p><p>DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JROG, post: 4651, member: 43"] [u]EPISODE 19: LAWFULLY WEDDED[/u] This episode is such a surprise: Mostly focusing on two storylines, it delivers unexpected developments in both cases. I never thought Abby would go through with the wedding but it all becomes clear soon enough: She cons Charles into giving her nearly 3 million dollars as a wedding gift before revealing that she knows all about his betrayal. I wanted to see him suffer for every one of the episodes he made us suffer. As far as Abby schemes go, this one’s pretty tame, but it is so wonderful to see Charles flail about in shock and anger. God, it felt so good. I thought the story would go on for several more episodes but maybe the Soap Gods have smiled on us and he is gone forever. The only good thing that came out of this was Donna Mills’ increased airtime. After Frank amusingly tears Mack a new one for being nosy, it is revealed that the Williamses are in the Witness Protection Program. What a surprise. We also learn that Pat is responsible for this situation, which ruins my little theory about Frank feeling guilty and therefore going overboard. As it stands, he is merely paranoid, which is so much less fun. For one exciting moment, it looked like they would all move away (all the Williamses [i]and[/i] Charles in one episode? That’s maybe too much to ask!) but Pat has a four minute long freak-out about grass and birds and test grades or whatever. Admittedly, it’s a memorable scene, the only worthwhile scene in this story so far, and Lynne Moody gave it her all. The situation with Meg continues to build up quite beautifully, as none of the MacKenzies can deny the weirdness of their situation anymore. I loved Greg walking away without an answer when Paige asked him about Meg. The Dealer gets a call from one of the men working with Charles and tells him "they’re in." Johnny is also involved. I have no idea what’s going on. Olivia names a star after Abby and Charles. Gag worthy. Enough already. DDD [/QUOTE]
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