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[RainCityWoman]

If I'm not mistaken, Lindsey Hartley was originally on a weird Soap several years ago in which they were in the South and there were supernatural things going on. I think someone drowned in fish oil in the town's main industry. Does anyone remember what that show was? The character Lindsey played was always crying, in almost every single scene. 

[Tique]

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@RainCityWoman wrote:

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@stevieb wrote:

I have about a week's worth of shows I have no interest in watching... In fact, I've pretty much lost any and all interest in this increasingly hot mess, which appears to exist for the sole purpose of massaging Maurice Benard's ego, something I'd personally refuse to do, as well as to provide an outlet for bad writing and some marginal acting,.. That said, a few weeks ago, I deleted a number of shows without watching and mistakenly deleted one I wanted to see, if only to find out what happened with Tracy being accused of some sort of trafficking in stolen goods. Can anyone tell me how that was resolved?  One of the few things about which I'm curious at this point.

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You know, I can't remember how that was resolved either, and I watched the whole thing. As for massaging egos, I would volunteer to massage Chase's...uh, ego. 

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@stevieb   I was giving someone else a chance to reply but the reason @RainCityWoman  watched it but couldn't remember is because it was contrived and insignificant. Shortly after the buffoon WSB guys barged in someone called Anna who stopped her Louise investigation and high-tailed it over to the Q mansion. Meanwhile Drew stepped in to defend his aunt's honor. He threatened to stop cooperating with the agency, briefing them on everything he knew/had observed regarding Victor and Peter when he was in captivity. By that time "Superspy" was on the scene. Anna demanded to know why they were taking Tracy into custody. They replied because she had attempted to sell a portion of a fake Ice Princess. Anna asked if they had been tracking Tracy trying to catch her doing wrong. They admitted they had. Anna made a call. Two minutes later the humiliated agents apologized and offered to escort Tracy to her plane. This was a filler/distraction which gave Tracy one last scene before she said good-bye to Ned. It hasn't been mentioned or thought about since. Hths.

[RainCityWoman]

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@stevieb wrote:

Just to clarify, hate her or not, Carly didn't act on her feelings for Jason until she thought Sonny was gone and even then, as far as we know, the two of them didn't seal the deal. Sonny and Nina can't say the same. Any way you slice it, Nina is the villain of this piece, and Sonny is the wimp. Carly might well be a demanding and entitled woman but she did not create nor did she perpetuate this scenario. Were I her, I'd opt out. Neither Sonny nor Nina is any great prize.

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I'd be perfectly happy that they all three left town for good. Perhaps the writers could then focus on story liines absent of monotonous gang warfare and over indulged gangster kingmen.

[Puppy Lips]

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@Tique wrote:

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@Puppy Lips wrote:

1. Character to ELIMINATE --- SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM SAM, SAM, SAM, SAM, SAM, SAM, SAM, GOD ALMIGHTY GET RID OF HER.

2. Hate the character, love the actress - has to be Carly/Laura Wright.

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@Puppy Lips  I hate to inform you of this but your computer seemed to have been stuck on the same three letters "S" "A" "M". Glad to see you managed to unstuck it. Okay unstick it.

And while I'm here...yours is the first gold star post of the month.

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@Tique Woo Hoo!!!! I got a gold star!  And it is soooooooo much better than the stupid silver star necklace Jason gave to "she who will not be named again," lest my keyboard stick again on the same three letters, lol.

Thank you so much!

[RainCityWoman]

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@stevieb wrote:

For the record, it wouldn't be possible for me to care less about who takes out Peter, assuming anyone does, nor about the resolution of this ridiculous baby drama, nor about what they call the baby, though I don't care for the name 'Louise'... A prime example of a story line that, for me, stunk from the get-go and then was dragged out for far too long to the point that I simply am not interested... Oh, and for the record, I also don't care if Maxie leaves with Peter... I'm tired of looking at her consistently sloppy mess... I haven't been around long enough to say but I'll assume that while at one time she might have been a beloved character, she hasn't done much for me lately... Gasp...

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I have other issues with Maxie, and that's even ignoring what she did in the past involving another baby. She goes off on everyone else when things fall apart, even though she has dragged everyone into it herself. She made her issues everyone else's. Now she wants to blame others. She was warned repeatedly about Peter, but of course she wouldn't listen. She can leave too. And by the way, has she even seen her other kids during this fiasco?

[RainCityWoman]

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@Tique wrote:

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@RainCityWoman wrote:

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@stevieb wrote:

I have about a week's worth of shows I have no interest in watching... In fact, I've pretty much lost any and all interest in this increasingly hot mess, which appears to exist for the sole purpose of massaging Maurice Benard's ego, something I'd personally refuse to do, as well as to provide an outlet for bad writing and some marginal acting,.. That said, a few weeks ago, I deleted a number of shows without watching and mistakenly deleted one I wanted to see, if only to find out what happened with Tracy being accused of some sort of trafficking in stolen goods. Can anyone tell me how that was resolved?  One of the few things about which I'm curious at this point.

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You know, I can't remember how that was resolved either, and I watched the whole thing. As for massaging egos, I would volunteer to massage Chase's...uh, ego. 

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@stevieb   I was giving someone else a chance to reply but the reason @RainCityWoman  watched it but couldn't remember is because it was contrived and insignificant. Shortly after the buffoon WSB guys barged in someone called Anna who stopped her Louise investigation and high-tailed it over to the Q mansion. Meanwhile Drew stepped in to defend his aunt's honor. He threatened to stop cooperating with the agency, briefing them on everything he knew/had observed regarding Victor and Peter when he was in captivity. By that time "Superspy" was on the scene. Anna demanded to know why they were taking Tracy into custody. They replied because she had attempted to sell a portion of a fake Ice Princess. Anna asked if they had been tracking Tracy trying to catch her doing wrong. They admitted they had. Anna made a call. Two minutes later the humiliated agents apologized and offered to escort Tracy to her plane. This was a filler/distraction which gave Tracy one last scene before she said good-bye to Ned. It hasn't been mentioned or thought about since. Hths.

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Okay, I remember it now, but I guess I still don't get it. Did she or didn't she try to sell a piece of a fake Ice Princess? Or was it all a set up? And why is the WSB even involved in fake jewelry marketing? None of this makes any sense.

[grandma r]

Why in the world is the PCPD not covering the docks????

Obviously a maniac is on the loose, but, the authorities aren't staking out the escape routes.

[Lipstickdiva]

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@grandma r wrote:

Why in the world is the PCPD not covering the docks????

Obviously a maniac is on the loose, but, the authorities aren't staking out the escape routes.

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@grandma r and I could swear Dante specifically said they had put out a BOLO for Peter so that he couldn't get out of PC.  They are top notch, that police department.

[spiritoo]

Oh, it is her voice that gets me. I just don't get it! If I were a pretty actress in Hollywood, I would, among other skills, work on my VOICE!! Geez!!

[SloopJohnB]

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@RainCityWoman wrote:

If I'm not mistaken, Lindsey Hartley was originally on a weird Soap several years ago in which they were in the South and there were supernatural things going on. I think someone drowned in fish oil in the town's main industry. Does anyone remember what that show was? The character Lindsey played was always crying, in almost every single scene. 

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@RainCityWoman   Yes, it was Passions.  And the woman who plays Portia now was on that show, too.