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<blockquote data-quote="Marika" data-source="post: 326687" data-attributes="member: 721">I&#039;m on episode 2.19 and I have to repeat myself: Cassie is still boring. Like seriously, what were they thinking when they introduced her character? Since her debut, she and Lane have been fighting for receiving the weekly C-plot, and none of this is working. Even Cassie&#039;s love interest Sam Lucas (played by Russell Curry, who would later star as a similar boring character on &quot;Sunset Beach&quot;) is a snoozefest. Wow, he&#039;s secretly married. Yawn.Meanwhile, Lane has a typical soap addiction storyline. First, she gets hooked on painkillers (which of course nobody notices because she still looks gorgeous), then she oversleeps her own wedding and suddenly, her friends are alarmed and place her under house arrest. Lane gets hooked on cough syrup, is caught by Reese and Dean when she drops a bottle on the floor (that scene was quite disturbing because it looked like she was covered in feces from head to toe), and eventually attends group therapy. After one episode, Lane is cured and nobody talks about her addiction anymore. Lane is such a good girl.However, everything regarding Peyton/Nick/Reese/Tom is brilliant, starting&nbsp; with Peyton marrying Tom donning a blonde wig to resemble Reese to Nick&#039;s past lover Sonny Lee arriving in Savannah and telling him that she will marry Nick&#039;s father. Now Martin has died, and Sonny Lee has burned his last will so that Nick will inherit the family fortune, even though he doesn&#039;t want anything to do with his family&#039;s money.Then there was a story where Veronica wanted to take revenge on Edward for marrying Eleanor. She hired&nbsp; a woman named Rita (played by Jocelyn Seagrave, who would later that year star on fellow Spelling show &quot;Pacific Palisades&quot;) who spread the rumor that Edward forced himself on her. There were also some bad computer-generated photomontages involved (I was surprised that there was advanced computer software for this in early 1997). However, Edward has found out that Veronica was the mastermind behind this, and now he tries to take her down.Three more episodes to go. Let&#039;s see how this one ends.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marika, post: 326687, member: 721"] I'm on episode 2.19 and I have to repeat myself: Cassie is still boring. Like seriously, what were they thinking when they introduced her character? Since her debut, she and Lane have been fighting for receiving the weekly C-plot, and none of this is working. Even Cassie's love interest Sam Lucas (played by Russell Curry, who would later star as a similar boring character on "Sunset Beach") is a snoozefest. Wow, he's secretly married. Yawn. Meanwhile, Lane has a typical soap addiction storyline. First, she gets hooked on painkillers (which of course nobody notices because she still looks gorgeous), then she oversleeps her own wedding and suddenly, her friends are alarmed and place her under house arrest. Lane gets hooked on cough syrup, is caught by Reese and Dean when she drops a bottle on the floor (that scene was quite disturbing because it looked like she was covered in feces from head to toe), and eventually attends group therapy. After one episode, Lane is cured and nobody talks about her addiction anymore. Lane is such a good girl. However, everything regarding Peyton/Nick/Reese/Tom is brilliant, starting with Peyton marrying Tom donning a blonde wig to resemble Reese to Nick's past lover Sonny Lee arriving in Savannah and telling him that she will marry Nick's father. Now Martin has died, and Sonny Lee has burned his last will so that Nick will inherit the family fortune, even though he doesn't want anything to do with his family's money. Then there was a story where Veronica wanted to take revenge on Edward for marrying Eleanor. She hired a woman named Rita (played by Jocelyn Seagrave, who would later that year star on fellow Spelling show "Pacific Palisades") who spread the rumor that Edward forced himself on her. There were also some bad computer-generated photomontages involved (I was surprised that there was advanced computer software for this in early 1997). However, Edward has found out that Veronica was the mastermind behind this, and now he tries to take her down. Three more episodes to go. Let's see how this one ends. [/QUOTE]

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