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I have to ff through their scenes–that’s pretty bad. I can’t take gullible Sami and slimy EJ. I don’t think the writers realize what the viewers remember. EJ is a rapist, an organ thief, a potential murderer, switched embryos on Belle and Mimi, and kidnapper. How can anyone stand him, much less want to watch Sami gushing all over him. He makes me sick, but Sami is making me sicker.
I never understood the reason behind the embryo switch unless it’s because Shawn is a Brady and it was another way to hurt them. Of course the DiMera’s do a lot of things that have me scratching my head and wondering "why?".
Sami denying her feelings for EJ but bringing up the kiss. Ugh! I think Will is right when he accuses her of not being able to be without a man for ten minutes. Why can’t these young Salem women be strong and independent? Wasn’t Sami talking about getting a job sometime back? Just what is she living on anyway?
off of EJ and Stephano, just like she lived at Marlena’s old place, Sami reminds me of Blanche DuBois in "Streetcar Named Desire" (old 50’s movie)…Blanche said something like, "…I have always depended on the kindness of strangers…" Lucas works and supports Ally and Will, EJ takes care of Sydney and Johnnie…she is a leach.
Get a freakin job and stop chasing after every man that gives you the time of day. What an awful example for her kids. If I were Lucas I would sue for full custody of Ali before she takes after her mother and becomes an insecure basket case.
future storyline if the show lasts another 20 years! You know how they love to repeat stuff! lol I’m surprised that Will isn’t totally screwed up with all he’s had to deal with.
where E.J. is concerned, not today, not ever. He came to salem with a purpose … to impregnate a Brady at Stefano’s command, and that’s exactly what he did, and now that it has caused him to become obsessed with the very woman he has been out to destroy from day one and claims that he wants to change and be a better man for Sami, even though he has to use every dirty trick in the book to keep her, proves to me that he is still as evil and contemptuous as the day he arrived in Salem. Everything he has done in-between then and now has only sealed my opinion of this character. If you truly love someone, you set them free. If they return to you, they are truly yours; if not, they were never yours to begin with. Case in point … Rafe Hernandez … who deserves better, but did just exactly that. He let her go. Good for you, Rafe; stick to your guns.
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