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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brian Kinney" data-source="post: 370475" data-attributes="member: 3219">But John McCook is almost 80. I'm almost 60 and think everything is faster than it was with 30. My niece isn't 20 yet and thinks everything is sooo sloooow. That's life and not exactly the same as storytelling on TV. But he probably doesn't watch it on  TV, he is working in it and that should be considered. Imagine you have to learn so many lines each day. I barely remember what I've eaten two days ago. I watched last year when Sheila returned for a few days. It wasn't as slow as I remembered it from more than ten  years ago and I was surprised that McCook's Eric had much more to do (thanks to the Quinn character?) than in the past where I watched it often. Disagree with [USER=219]@kenneth[/USER] about the look: last year the scenes between Sheila's son and that slut Steffie were filmed in Europe and looked beautiful, in the late 80s and 90s they barely had any location shoots on TB&TB and I noticed that in contrast to UK or German soaps who always had them (Australia probably too, certainly Neighbors). A soap where every episode is filmed in studios always looked a bit claustrophobic to me. I never understood why productions of US daily soaps, with their decades long history didn't invest in buying studio lots to shoot regularly outside.</blockquote>

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