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Even though it is nosy, I love when Julie butts in and tells it like it is. I agreed with everything she said to Bo and Hope. Salem needs more straight shooters like her.
I have always loved Julie’s fiesty take no prisoners attitude. I know some viewers believe she’s way over the top but I love it.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
If Julie’s lines were about no marriage being perfect and about sticking together through thick and thin, then why do the writers put us through the hell of watching Bo and Hope torture each other. I am totally disgusted with this. I don’t care if they never get back together at this point, because I’m sure the writers would have them part once again about a year down the road. How about these two doing something besides separating constantly.
it was sheer pleasure watching them together. However, I must admit, it seems like Doug is the only one who can make her zip it when she starts to get too interfering, especially when it comes to Hope. They are such strong characters with history that is unmatched by anyone, except maybe for Maggie. I wish they were on more. Anyway, I love it when she goes off and Doug reels her in. They are still such a beautiful couple in every way imaginable. I, too, would have loved to hear him sing, though, either Silent Night or Oh Holy Night would have been terrific.
Those two songs always bring tears to my eyes and if Doug had sung either one of them I would have been boo-hooing all over the place.
Yes, Doug’s wonderful voice singing those songs would have "brought the house down" – it would have been great. Heck, for me, he could of whistled "Jingle Bells" from the kitchen when he "helped Micky bring Mrs. H in" and I would have been happy with that if the rest of the folks in the living room would have stopped to listen and reflect on Christmas past with Tom and Mrs. H. and all the rest.
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