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<blockquote data-quote="Jason73" data-source="post: 417644" data-attributes="member: 3">I quit watching the show for a long time.&nbsp; I was not at all interested in the satan story and just checked out for a while.&nbsp; I have just gone back to watching this week.&nbsp; but started with the Thanksgiving episodes to see the fall out from Doug&#039;s death.&nbsp; I thought those episodes were really well done and I too appreciated that they were the sole focus of the episodes.&nbsp; I was also impressed with the eulogy,&nbsp; firstly because of how emotional and challenging it must have been for Seaforth Hayes to get through that.&nbsp; Secondly, I appreciated how long that particular scene was.&nbsp; It drives me crazy how short scenes are on Days these days so it was nice that they let the entire eulogy play out without cutting it into three or four different scenes all ending on the camera panning to various character reaction shots.&nbsp; As cheesy as it was, I loved the cast singing Always.&nbsp; I REALLY enjoyed having Marie back for a couple of episodes.&nbsp; I actually wish they would bring her back full time as Marie is now the true matriarch of the Horton family, more so than Julie.There weren&#039;t enough flashbacks and I wish Peacock would have produced a special where they looked back at Doug and Julie&#039;s stories over the decades.&nbsp; Wishful thinking I know.&nbsp; And I know the episodes were about Doug, but I would have loved to see some flashbacks of Liz and Marie.Sorry for taking the thread back a couple of months.&nbsp; I plan to watch through New Years and then jump ahead to current episodes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason73, post: 417644, member: 3"] I quit watching the show for a long time. I was not at all interested in the satan story and just checked out for a while. I have just gone back to watching this week. but started with the Thanksgiving episodes to see the fall out from Doug's death. I thought those episodes were really well done and I too appreciated that they were the sole focus of the episodes. I was also impressed with the eulogy, firstly because of how emotional and challenging it must have been for Seaforth Hayes to get through that. Secondly, I appreciated how long that particular scene was. It drives me crazy how short scenes are on Days these days so it was nice that they let the entire eulogy play out without cutting it into three or four different scenes all ending on the camera panning to various character reaction shots. As cheesy as it was, I loved the cast singing Always. I REALLY enjoyed having Marie back for a couple of episodes. I actually wish they would bring her back full time as Marie is now the true matriarch of the Horton family, more so than Julie. There weren't enough flashbacks and I wish Peacock would have produced a special where they looked back at Doug and Julie's stories over the decades. Wishful thinking I know. And I know the episodes were about Doug, but I would have loved to see some flashbacks of Liz and Marie. Sorry for taking the thread back a couple of months. I plan to watch through New Years and then jump ahead to current episodes. [/QUOTE]

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