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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 233182" data-attributes="member: 27">Saw today&#039;s episode (Thursday) and while I am glad the &#039;social distanced staging&#039; of scenes isn&#039;t so noticeable, everything feels so rushed.&nbsp; A lot of major shifts of power occurred in the past two episodes (Michael getting custody of Wiley; ELQ being so unrealistically-and quickly-taken-over by Valentin; greasy Cyrus buying his way onto the hospital board), but there was no time to react; everyone was rushing through their dialogue and moving to the next plot point.&nbsp; The only genuinely emotional part of the episode was Olivia dressing down Ned about how he treated Brook Lynn.&nbsp; Lisa LoCicero nailed that scene.&nbsp; But Michael was basically shrugging &quot;Oh, well, easy come, easy go&quot; about losing his CEO job and the family business, rushing Willow off set (so Nelle can get her chance to steal the baby).&nbsp; Meanwhile, somewhere in Europe Tracy Q&#039;s head just exploded.&nbsp; If Cyrus tries to destroy the hospital I say we get Dr. Obrecht back from the Hague to slip Cyrus some Polonium-240 or something equally James Bond-ian (while she wears a fierce hat---gotta have the hat).&nbsp; She could take care of him and head right over to crash the Nurses Ball again to belt out a torch song or two.&nbsp; All in a day&#039;s work, y&#039;know.At least they gave lip service to the fact that Jason needed to be wearing a helmet in his recent accident.&nbsp; You&#039;d think someone with a resume (ahem) like Jason&#039;s would be doing everything he could to keep the cops from having an excuse to harass him--like riding around on a motorcycle without a helmet.&nbsp; According to the Google Machine, NY requires both a helmet AND protective eyewear, of which he had neither when he took that neat nappy-time on the pavement.&nbsp; But I guess if his bride can have a baby through a pair of pants, he can get a huge gash on the side of his head but no road rash anywhere else on his body.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 233182, member: 27"] Saw today's episode (Thursday) and while I am glad the 'social distanced staging' of scenes isn't so noticeable, everything feels so rushed. A[B] lot[/B] of major shifts of power occurred in the past two episodes (Michael getting custody of Wiley; ELQ being so unrealistically-and quickly-taken-over by Valentin; greasy Cyrus buying his way onto the hospital board), but there was no time to react; everyone was rushing through their dialogue and moving to the next plot point. The only genuinely emotional part of the episode was Olivia dressing down Ned about how he treated Brook Lynn. Lisa LoCicero nailed that scene. But Michael was basically shrugging "Oh, well, easy come, easy go" about losing his CEO job and the family business, rushing Willow off set (so Nelle can get her chance to steal the baby). Meanwhile, somewhere in Europe Tracy Q's head just exploded. If Cyrus tries to destroy the hospital I say we get Dr. Obrecht back from the Hague to slip Cyrus some Polonium-240 or something equally James Bond-ian (while she wears a fierce hat---gotta have the hat). She could take care of him and head right over to crash the Nurses Ball again to belt out a torch song or two. All in a day's work, y'know. At least they gave lip service to the fact that Jason needed to be wearing a helmet in his recent accident. You'd think someone with a resume (ahem) like Jason's would be doing everything he could to keep the cops from having an excuse to harass him--like riding around on a motorcycle without a helmet. According to the Google Machine, NY requires both a helmet AND protective eyewear, of which he had neither when he took that neat nappy-time on the pavement. But I guess if his bride can have a baby through a pair of pants, he can get a huge gash on the side of his head but no road rash anywhere else on his body. [/QUOTE]

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