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I guess EJ doesn’t know his own strength. With just a simple fist he knocks Ian out cold for such a long time. Again, these writers take unconsciousness way too lightly. He would have serious injuries to be out that long.
And I’m glad EJ didn’t just go running into Stefano’s arms when he found out he was still his son. After what Stefano did to him, he reacted very realistically. I’m glad also that he left him there all tied up for the police to find.
It’ll be interesting to see where their relationship will go now.
the only critique I have is the fight between Ian and E.J. Ian Buchanan is 55 years old; James Scott is 33; Ian is 6 feet tall; James is 6 feet four inches tall; Ian is definitely on the thin side; James is obviously heavier, so, I thought it looked silly when Ian threw James to the floor so easily. Then, when E.J. threw the punch that did knock Ian out, the punch itself was out of sort, because it looked to me as if James clearly missed Ian’s chin. I know it’s difficult for an actor to fake a punch, but James’ was really off.
I still feel like they have a lot of explaining to do with regard to Ian’s plan, as well as Stefano’s faked death before I can accept it, though. Seems to me there is still a great deal to be explained and/or revealed before Ian actually leaves the canvas for good.
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