Poor, poor girl!

Okay, I had a moment of tenderness, a moment when I thought of how sad it all was for her, her sister, the baby and her friends. Was there more than one?

And now I’m over it.

Ding, ding, Stacy is dead. Whoo hoo!

Yes, her plunge was sad but I won’t miss her nasally voice at all. I’m hoping Kim will move on too, even if she stays on the show, she needs to hook up with someone other than Clint. He really needs to be back with Vicki. Charlie’s a mess.

Anyway, as much as Gigi and Rex make me sick with their stupid decisions, I am hoping they will reconcile. Kick Schuyler to the curb. And I think Gigi would make a great mom for Sierra, but I’d understand if Oliver wants custody–although it would still be better if maybe Gigi took care of her. Not because Oliver’s gay, but because he’s a single cop and doesn’t have time to BE there for a baby. That’s just what I’d want as the baby’s aunt. But either household would be fine.

I’m just thrilled Stacy is GONE!

It feels like it’s been ages since I’ve posted. Luckily it was only a week. A week of tooth pain. Ugh! I’m all fixed and feeling fine (but God, do I hate dentists) and figured I’d just give a quick run-down of what I remember and loved. I’ll get back to my regularly scheduled programs next week.

Lost:

Normally I wouldn’t comment about this rather confusing show. Even when I pay attention I seem to miss stuff, but I am a little sad to know this is its last season. Yes, I didn’t watch last season AT ALL, but it just feels like a good friend is leaving. Aww!

Criminal Minds:

Why is JJ so standoffish? It’s in almost every episode and I don’t get it. If anything, because she’s not a profiler, I’d think she’d be warmer than the rest. But I have a very hard time liking her.

Private Practice:

I hate teen pregnancy stories. They make me want to scream–which I do, at my television, if I happen to catch a glimpse of one. The one thing I find interesting about it in this show is that it’s not focused on the teen and her cutesy ideas of being a 15 year old mom. This show the agony Naomi is going through. I do appreciate that, because if, God forbid, my daughter said she was pregnant, I know at the very beginning, I’d be screaming, crying and acting a fool too.

One Life To Live:

First, ewwwwww to Mitch Lawrence and his way of wanting to have an heir and Yay to this being the end of Stacy’s reign of skankdom. Yes, I’ve read the spoilers, and I’m very much looking forward to this week–minus the nauseating Adriana and Natalie-my-husband-died-a-few-months-ago-and-I’m-still-in-love-with-my-ex. Couldn’t Natalie be with Stacy when she goes under?

Then again, what day hasn’t it sucked on some level for the past decade or so?

I’ve been watching this show since I was in seventh grade and Annie Logan was an adult nurse who was also a virgin. Being only 11-12 and no way near sexually active, this was an awesome storyline to me. But what’s happened? The writers today not only don’t care about their older characters and core families, but they portray every woman as a screaming wench, the MOB runs the damn show (isn’t it supposed to be ‘love in the afternoon’?) and they ruin characters all in the name of story.

Today Lulu (whom is not a favorite) the saint, because you know she never slept with someone else’s guy, she didn’t murder a man and she isn’t keeping the Dante-is-a-cop a secret, called out Liz for sleeping with Nik (which, okay, she has every right to be upset) IN the middle of the hospital around a lot of people. She couldn’t have done it in private. This is about more than what Liz did; it involves her entire family. No class whatsoever!

And Carly has the audacity (or does that belong to Sam for saying she’d be fine with Jason taking his son?) to rant and rave about Liz’s choice of who she sleeps with and demand Jason take custody of Jake. Um, unless she was having sex in front of her kids, what does it matter? They’re all acting as if Liz can’t raise her kids as a single parent and she can ONLY do it with Lucky by her side. What’s up with that? Who writes this crap and why do they insist on dragging down Liz’s character? Or all the women.

They don’t write this way for the men. Oh and poor Lucky. (That’s sarcasm, BTW.) He’s a pansy-ass little girl, and bringing back Jonathan Jackson doesn’t change that. In fact it’s worse since Greg Vaughn was a lot hotter.

May the soap Gods save us from terrible writing and give us stories with strong, independent woman who find, struggle and lose love and KILL all the mob characters. Take the mob out of Port Charles.