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Should Rita have been more evil?
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<blockquote data-quote="Michael Torrance" data-source="post: 223507" data-attributes="member: 719"><p>I don't know if that is true. By their own interviews, the Pollocks eventually went against everything they had done on daytime (tightly interwoven arcs of many stories) and even what they were hired to do--and did-- for DYNASTY in season 2. Sometime in season 4, they really thought the surprise plotting was their own rediscovery of the plot wheel, and they run with it...nowhere fast. </p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>And that is where it falls flat from the get-go. On <em>The Bold and the Beautiful</em>, Scott Clifton as Liam developed amnesia and became a different man who fell in love with his nemesis Quinn. Through the trite soap trope, Quinn finally saw what women had seen in Liam, and Liam saw a side of Quinnn nobody else, her son included, had. Scott Clifton recently cited it as his favorite storyline on the show, and in fact many fans of the show became fans of the unlikely couple (Youtube has tons of videos) whereas before they were always enemies.</p><p></p><p>Krystle's character had stopped developing for years. The diagnosis, that something had to change, was correct. But the solution was snake oil rather than real medicine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Michael Torrance, post: 223507, member: 719"] I don't know if that is true. By their own interviews, the Pollocks eventually went against everything they had done on daytime (tightly interwoven arcs of many stories) and even what they were hired to do--and did-- for DYNASTY in season 2. Sometime in season 4, they really thought the surprise plotting was their own rediscovery of the plot wheel, and they run with it...nowhere fast. And that is where it falls flat from the get-go. On [I]The Bold and the Beautiful[/I], Scott Clifton as Liam developed amnesia and became a different man who fell in love with his nemesis Quinn. Through the trite soap trope, Quinn finally saw what women had seen in Liam, and Liam saw a side of Quinnn nobody else, her son included, had. Scott Clifton recently cited it as his favorite storyline on the show, and in fact many fans of the show became fans of the unlikely couple (Youtube has tons of videos) whereas before they were always enemies. Krystle's character had stopped developing for years. The diagnosis, that something had to change, was correct. But the solution was snake oil rather than real medicine. [/QUOTE]
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