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<blockquote data-quote="Monzo" data-source="post: 437905" data-attributes="member: 19949">Why does B&amp;B sometimes have a 40-second opening sequence and then the other day only a 10-second one? There doesn&#039;t seem to be a pattern to which opening sequence is used; sometimes there are even two episodes in a row with the long opening sequence, or then only the short one for weeks. Is the long opening sequence used when there wasn&#039;t enough dialogue in the script?Otherwise, I find B&amp;B to be the most entertaining CBS soap these days, mainly because Y&amp;R is a mess and BTG is not living up to its potential. The problem with B&amp;B in recent years was that it focused on only one storyline and nothing else happened. These only one storyline episodes weren&#039;t bad in themselves, but they were simply overdone. Now everything is more balanced, and watching is more fun as a result.While there isn&#039;t a single storyline that I find particularly amazing, the variety makes B&amp;B interesting again. It&#039;s funny that Carter, who was always unlucky in love with a leading lady, has now married someone who is totally uninteresting. It&#039;s astonishing how similar Will&#039;s acting is to that of his real-life father, Joshua Morrow. Currently, we see another soap star&#039;s son on Days, namely Wayne Northrop&#039;s son, and if you didn&#039;t know, you&#039;d never guess who the father was. But with Crew Morrow, unfortunately, you get the feeling that he has completely inherited his acting style from his father.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Monzo, post: 437905, member: 19949"] Why does B&B sometimes have a 40-second opening sequence and then the other day only a 10-second one? There doesn't seem to be a pattern to which opening sequence is used; sometimes there are even two episodes in a row with the long opening sequence, or then only the short one for weeks. Is the long opening sequence used when there wasn't enough dialogue in the script? Otherwise, I find B&B to be the most entertaining CBS soap these days, mainly because Y&R is a mess and BTG is not living up to its potential. The problem with B&B in recent years was that it focused on only one storyline and nothing else happened. These only one storyline episodes weren't bad in themselves, but they were simply overdone. Now everything is more balanced, and watching is more fun as a result. While there isn't a single storyline that I find particularly amazing, the variety makes B&B interesting again. It's funny that Carter, who was always unlucky in love with a leading lady, has now married someone who is totally uninteresting. It's astonishing how similar Will's acting is to that of his real-life father, Joshua Morrow. Currently, we see another soap star's son on Days, namely Wayne Northrop's son, and if you didn't know, you'd never guess who the father was. But with Crew Morrow, unfortunately, you get the feeling that he has completely inherited his acting style from his father. [/QUOTE]

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