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Date Posted: 06:01:09 03/13/08 Thu
Author: tat
Subject: I hear ya Miss becks, and very good points all. But you know what? I don't think we're ever going to get the old days of character driven writing. There are too many new viewers who don't have the patience for long story arcs. Too many new (and old viewers) who immediately dismiss a Story if it doesn't follow the script they have in their head. Too many viewers who have forgotten what Soap was really like in the old days ... and man it could STINK big time even back then ... and because of all the immediacy of communication nowadays ... they make their displeasure felt far more quickly ... to the detriment of long term story goals by the writers.
In reply to: MissBecks 's message, "Seriously, are these writers smoking crack?! Do they even have a long-term storyline outline? Do they just change their minds depending on what the mailbags say? Or what the boards say? And some realism, please! I know we all enjoyed seeing RH's fabulous chest (unburnt), but good lord, the guy's already wearing regular clothes and traipsing around his house! I do remember when Barbara was burnt. It was a LOT more real!! I don't need instant gratification, as long as I get something in the end! Hell, I love Henry, and even his story is making me yawn. UGH. It's hard to root for anyone on this show right now. (Thank goodness I'm not a die-hard Carjack fan.) And yes, I noticed I didn't mention the loon....that's a whole nother rant for another night (after several glasses of wine) :-P" on 19:50:26 03/11/08 Tue


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