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They just have this easygoing banter together. It helps lighten up the show and Days sorely needs some of that. I wish we would see more of them this way too.
The biggest problem I have with EJ and Sami is that EJ would definitely encourage Sami over the brink into being a truly bad person. If she had said it a second time, EJ would have found a way to get rid of Nick. And that’s the part of them I don’t ike. Rafe tried to help her control that impulsive, act without thought thing Sami has going on (you know, disconnect from her brain to her mouth, connection from brain to foot in mouth). I was very glad to hear him ask her if she reallly understood what she was asking for, though. Maybe he will be better for her than I thought and they will become a force to be reckoned with which I think would be great. But for now I will just watch and enjoy. But if EJ tries to push her totally to the dark side, well, I don’t think I will like it very much at all.
If she encouraged EJ to have Nick killed, that would be a HUGE step for this character that I’m not really sure I want to see happen. It would push Sami over the edge into Stefano territory as a character and I don’t know if that’s where I want to see her go.
If she encouraged EJ to have Nick killed, that would be a HUGE step for this character that I’m not really sure I want to see happen. It would push Sami over the edge into Stefano territory as a character and I don’t know if that’s where I want to see her go.
If she encouraged EJ to have Nick killed, that would be a HUGE step for this character that I’m not really sure I want to see happen. It would push Sami over the edge into Stefano territory as a character and I don’t know if that’s where I want to see her go.
If she encouraged EJ to have Nick killed, that would be a HUGE step for this character that I’m not really sure I want to see happen. It would push Sami over the edge into Stefano territory as a character and I don’t know if that’s where I want to see her go.
I think the mental illness connection is probably the most ironic part of this storyline. Nick talks about how dysfunctional Will’s family is and everything that is wrong with Sami and Lucas, et al, but he neglects to remember his own family history. Has he told Gabi that mental illness is in his family? I don’t think so…and how would she know being so new to Salem? but I have a sneaking suspicion she is going to find out.
I mean, I really love that Blake Berris is doing such a good job portraying this character but I really cannot stand Nick anymore. Every time he talks about me and Gabi and "our" baby I want to spit on the TV, LOL. He acts like Will is the usurper here when NIck is the one stepping all over things that don’t truly concern him. All of this should be on Gabi and Will and Nick should just be there for Gabi if she needs advice or support. And I really wish Sonny would have forced Wil to listen to him before he signed the paper and told him his opinion of why Nick is doing what he’s doing.
I kind of liked Kate being nice and I didn’t think it seemed forced at all even when she backtracked when she was nasty about Sami. Maybe Rafe is having a positive influence on her. I did think it was very funny when Marlena told her how great she looked and invted her to coffee to tell her her secret, LOL.
You hate Sami because you hate Ali or you hate Ali because you hate Sami? You do realize that Sami is a fictional character and Alison Sweeney is a real person who just happens to portray her right? And most things I have read about Alison Sweeney seem to indicate that she is a very nice person, can’t recall reading anything about her that was negative, really. Am I wrong?
It is the EJ influence on her. While they currently make a cute little couple, in the long run he is not good for her because while his "accepnance of her for who she is" seems well and good he actually encouages her behavior by not calling her on it, whereas Rafe didn’t hesitate to tell her when he thought she was behaving badly.
I am sick to death of the Dan and Jen show. Their whole relationship consists of having a fight, Jen chasing Dan around to say she is sorry and wrong, and then boom…back to another reason for Dan to be angry with Jen, then she feels sorry, apologizes and………..round and round we go. When they have their brief moments of peace together I enjoy them but this nonsense…blech.
Didn’t say he was. but he was "bad" in the sense that he was always rebelling against authority. Never did anything anybody wanted him to. But Mrs. H saw the best in him as did her granddaughter, who helped him to focus his rebellion. Ha, remember when Bo got Mrs. H to make her famous donuts for the cops guarding Roman. I forget what he had her put in them, laxatives or sleeping pills, so Bo could break Roman out of jail.
