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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 315480" data-attributes="member: 27">Well, to be fair she could have been talking about Michael Easton, though he&#039;s been there just as long as Howarth.&nbsp; And both keep getting to play new characters every few years.&nbsp; Block scheduling/taping has been going on for that long as well, which meant that if &quot;Felicia&quot; wasn&#039;t involved in a story with one of Easton or Howarth&#039;s characters, they may not have ever met because there would be very few chances for a majority of the cast to be in the studio at the same time.&nbsp; Today&#039;s scenes with Maxie, Peter, and BaiLouise were so weird.&nbsp; It was all supposed to be dramatic and high-stakes but since I had no idea if either of them were telling the truth, I couldn&#039;t invest.&nbsp; There was little if any subtext in their performances.&nbsp; Peter said a few days ago that he was going to punish Maxie for hiding Louise from him, so did he really mean it when he claimed he wanted them to run off and play house?&nbsp; His mission in life was to get his daughter back, yet he allowed (even suggested) dropping the baby off at the fire house and running away with Maxie.&nbsp; With plans to kill her?&nbsp; It was somewhat easier to figure out Maxie was lying and spouting all sorts of garbage to buy time, but I could not figure out if she has some overall plan or if she&#039;s just going to ride the wave to the shore.&nbsp; Meanwhile all these other characters are being positioned to be in the right place at the right time to kill Peter, but we&#039;ve seen these situations so many times already that I can&#039;t help but adopt an &quot;I&#039;ll believe it when I see it&quot; attitude toward Peter finally pushing up the daisies.I will say one thing, though---remind me never to accept a hug from an angry Laura Collins.&nbsp; Victor looked as if he was going to poop his pants.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 315480, member: 27"] Well, to be fair she could have been talking about Michael Easton, though he's been there just as long as Howarth. And both keep getting to play new characters every few years. Block scheduling/taping has been going on for that long as well, which meant that if "Felicia" wasn't involved in a story with one of Easton or Howarth's characters, they may not have ever met because there would be very few chances for a majority of the cast to be in the studio at the same time. Today's scenes with Maxie, Peter, and BaiLouise were so weird. It was all supposed to be dramatic and high-stakes but since I had no idea if either of them were telling the truth, I couldn't invest. There was little if any subtext in their performances. Peter said a few days ago that he was going to punish Maxie for hiding Louise from him, so did he really mean it when he claimed he wanted them to run off and play house? His mission in life was to get his daughter back, yet he allowed (even suggested) dropping the baby off at the fire house and running away with Maxie. With plans to kill her? It was somewhat easier to figure out Maxie was lying and spouting all sorts of garbage to buy time, but I could not figure out if she has some overall plan or if she's just going to ride the wave to the shore. Meanwhile all these other characters are being positioned to be in the right place at the right time to kill Peter, but we've seen these situations so many times already that I can't help but adopt an "I'll believe it when I see it" attitude toward Peter finally pushing up the daisies. I will say one thing, though---remind me never to accept a hug from an angry Laura Collins. Victor looked as if he was going to poop his pants. [/QUOTE]

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