Re: ATWT -- In One Ear and Out The Other

"Anthony D. Langford" <anthonydlangford@xxxxxxxxx> wrote
>I just loved it when Margo laid into Carly and told her it
>was *her*
> fault that Jack lost his job and wound up on probation. I
> literally
> applauded. The thing is, Carly didn't hear her. It was
> if Margo
> hadn't spoken. Both Carly and Jack believe they did the
> right thing
> and that they shouldn't have to pay for silly things like
> drugging
> people, threatening witnesses and hiding evidence of a
> crime.
> Ridiculous.

Love the title of your post, it sure describes Carly's
listening skills to a T! I was cheering for Margo and
wanted to punch Carly. How dare Carly accuse Margo of
making things hard for Jack - Nick is right, Jack was a
dirty cop, at least while he was using his job to break the
law for his wife. Carly and Jack should be thankful that by
some miracle internal affairs allowed him to have his job
back at all.

> Wow. Maddie and Casey are actually cute together. Who'd
> a thunk it.

They are. I hated Casey so much and so long during the baby
switch storyline that I am still resisting enjoying his
character. But he and Maddie are cute together, and they
are actually a breath of fresh air acting like normal teens,
while Will and Gwen are spiraling into a black hole of
stubborn angst.

> Digging Henry and Emily. They are so good together. But,
> I don't want
> a romance. For some reason, pairing Henry with a woman
> romantically
> ruins everything. Henry should be a girl's best friend,
> her
> co-conspirator, but not her lover. It just doesn't work.

I agree. Henry seems to be good at dealing with crazy needy
women like Katie and Emily.

> I know I should root for Will and Gwen but I just can't.
> Whenever Will
> demands that he get his trust fund so he can shack up with
> his
> girlfriend he loses me. No 18 year old boy needs to be
> so deep into
> a relationship. It's great to be in love, but not at the
> cost of
> everything else in your life. I don't like Babs' tactics,
> but she has
> every reason to be concerned. And Will is just as bad as
> his mother
> (and his brother) in insisting that everything be his way
> or else.

Don't like what Will and Gwen have become. Don't like how
Babs and Hal are handling it. At least there is FF.

> *** out Dusty. What Meg does is none of your business.
> You literally
> kicked her out of your life. Leave her alone and move on.
> And as for
> Meg, she's officially in the 'I'll do anything to get a
> man's
> attention' club.

I liked Meg for while when she was first helping Paul, when
she was firey and be bossy to Paul, but she fell back into
her old spineless ways too fast. I still kind of like Meg
and Paul together, but if they keep going as they are now
much longer I will be tired of them.

> Don't look now, but Nick is growing on me. He is a
> hottie, and if he
> learns to act it'll be even better. Still no chemistry
> with Carly
> though, but it looks like she's starting to fall for his
> act.

He is a hottie for sure. I keep flip flopping with him. At
first I was determined to like him because he is so cute
(yes, shallow i know i know :), then his arrogant character
plus mediocre acting skills were turning me off to him. Now
Nick is growing on me more since his character is seeming
nice and upstanding in juxtaposition with *** Jack.

-kim


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