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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 186108" data-attributes="member: 719">Adam Huber is in the credits. Yeah! See Gillieathon people? It takes so little to make me happy.Amnesia is a classic soap trope. On a daytime soap, B&amp;B, Scott Clifton had actually begged exec producer Bradley Bell to give his character (also named Liam) amnesia because he thought being on a soap had to include that. The issue is not even that it was expected--twist, out-of-the-blue plotting is what damaged the real DYNASTY&#039;s credibility in the end. The problem is how lazy a solution to a problem is. After what Adam did, Liam would either confront him or not. But he could have easily faked amnesia, to everyone, Fallon included, to give himself time to frame Adam and to be free from any future murder attempts by him.Just as lazy was the ease with which Adam was able to go into the morgue and switch the bodies. Most of his schemes have a Scooby-doo quality, which is sad considering his original con game with Steven. BTW, how come Jeff after 24 hours is declared missing but Steven after months is not missed by a single person?Dominique is the show&#039;s redemption for how catastrophically they ruined Alexis. The new Cristal reminds me of a poor man&#039;s Kristian Alfonso (and they are not even related). I guess she will do for one season.I like how &quot;The Elizabeth Gillies Hour&quot; has brought the Zombie element to the genre: Culhane is a dead man walking, still on screen despite no plot or any reason for being around.&nbsp; And the Georgia Aquarium: How come this small no-ratings show can do such location shooting and the original ratings megahit never left the studio? Hot Tea Atlanta should do a segment on that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 186108, member: 719"] Adam Huber is in the credits. Yeah! See Gillieathon people? It takes so little to make me happy. Amnesia is a classic soap trope. On a daytime soap, B&B, Scott Clifton had actually begged exec producer Bradley Bell to give his character (also named Liam) amnesia because he thought being on a soap had to include that. The issue is not even that it was expected--twist, out-of-the-blue plotting is what damaged the real DYNASTY's credibility in the end. The problem is how lazy a solution to a problem is. After what Adam did, Liam would either confront him or not. But he could have easily faked amnesia, [I]to everyone[/I], Fallon included, to give himself time to frame Adam and to be free from any future murder attempts by him. Just as lazy was the ease with which Adam was able to go into the morgue and switch the bodies. Most of his schemes have a Scooby-doo quality, which is sad considering his original con game with Steven. BTW, how come Jeff after 24 hours is declared missing but Steven after months is not missed by a single person? Dominique is the show's redemption for how catastrophically they ruined Alexis. The new Cristal reminds me of a poor man's Kristian Alfonso (and they are not even related). I guess she will do for one season. I like how "The Elizabeth Gillies Hour" has brought the Zombie element to the genre: Culhane is a dead man walking, still on screen despite no plot or any reason for being around. And the Georgia Aquarium: How come this small no-ratings show can do such location shooting and the original ratings megahit never left the studio? Hot Tea Atlanta should do a segment on that. [/QUOTE]

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