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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 202284" data-attributes="member: 719"><p>The Gillieathon always has an episode, or two, or a whole season, that will undo any previous attempt at narrative cohesion, and here we are. </p><p></p><p>If anyone thought Alexis and Jeff marrying was a well-orchestrated move with a game plan, shame on you. Alexis not knowing about Jeff's poisoning shows that their wedding was just as hurried as Fallon's wedding to Liam.</p><p></p><p>Adam's sudden transformation does not bother me because the original Adam's drugs excuse was just as laughable, but how can anyone expect Jeff to forgive him when he is the reason he is dying? </p><p></p><p>Workout Alexis is, as [USER=3833]@thomaswak[/USER] mentioned, a Sheridan Alexis legacy, and a terrible one at that. But even worse, when we did see Alexis fire her gun in season 2, she was a drunken mess, on the verge of suicide, and it was not a calculated shot at Cristal. This rewrite to make Alexis a Tarantino executioner is ludicrous. </p><p></p><p>Fallon does not even spend a single scene after leaving Blake's manor to not be in his shadow to run again to be in his shadow. At the end of the episode she has the exact same revelation she has already had 45 other times and it will last just as long. </p><p></p><p>Sam's almost boyfriend freaks out because Sam won't call him a boyfriend even though he already has a permanent boyfriend/spouse and the whole thing is Fletcher two-timing Sam. Why, exactly? Are we in some parallel universe where this is a gay version of 50s America where gay husbands have gay secret affairs? </p><p></p><p>Cristal's new and kinder persona moving away from season 2's Latin mafia Cristal ends up with her asking her brother to put a hit on Alexis. Whatever....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 202284, member: 719"] The Gillieathon always has an episode, or two, or a whole season, that will undo any previous attempt at narrative cohesion, and here we are. If anyone thought Alexis and Jeff marrying was a well-orchestrated move with a game plan, shame on you. Alexis not knowing about Jeff's poisoning shows that their wedding was just as hurried as Fallon's wedding to Liam. Adam's sudden transformation does not bother me because the original Adam's drugs excuse was just as laughable, but how can anyone expect Jeff to forgive him when he is the reason he is dying? Workout Alexis is, as [USER=3833]@thomaswak[/USER] mentioned, a Sheridan Alexis legacy, and a terrible one at that. But even worse, when we did see Alexis fire her gun in season 2, she was a drunken mess, on the verge of suicide, and it was not a calculated shot at Cristal. This rewrite to make Alexis a Tarantino executioner is ludicrous. Fallon does not even spend a single scene after leaving Blake's manor to not be in his shadow to run again to be in his shadow. At the end of the episode she has the exact same revelation she has already had 45 other times and it will last just as long. Sam's almost boyfriend freaks out because Sam won't call him a boyfriend even though he already has a permanent boyfriend/spouse and the whole thing is Fletcher two-timing Sam. Why, exactly? Are we in some parallel universe where this is a gay version of 50s America where gay husbands have gay secret affairs? Cristal's new and kinder persona moving away from season 2's Latin mafia Cristal ends up with her asking her brother to put a hit on Alexis. Whatever.... [/QUOTE]
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