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and now...even more Fraternity Row!
Dec. 21st, 2011 03:51 pmI'm not loving the new LJ changes (though I gather I'm not seeing a lot of 'em, because I force my default style on everyone's comments pages).
In a few hours, I will be on vacation. Yay!!! Happy Hanukkah to those of you who celebrate.
In a few weeks, One Life To Live will be off the air. Waaaah. But in the meantime, OLTL continues to be such a delight. Monday's entire show was devoted to Roxy's dream of finding herself in the world of Fraternity Row (OLTL's soap-within-a-soap). I could write pages about this hilarious episode, which pokes fun at OLTL's Two Todds storyline and DID storylines ("an unfortunate non-hereditary ailment I inherited from my mother") and the gratuitously shirtless Ford brothers (here called the Mazda brothers), and which features bravura performances by pretty much everyone involved, including Erika Slezak as sweet housekeeper Gilda (with Frau Blucher German accent) and her malevolent alter-ego Matilda, and Roger Howarth as the mulleted Dash Dunning (who may not actually be the Real Dash Dunning). And the end of the episode turns on a dime from the hilarious to the bittersweet, as Roxy and David walk through the empty studio corridor after Fraternity Row's final taping...
In a few hours, I will be on vacation. Yay!!! Happy Hanukkah to those of you who celebrate.
In a few weeks, One Life To Live will be off the air. Waaaah. But in the meantime, OLTL continues to be such a delight. Monday's entire show was devoted to Roxy's dream of finding herself in the world of Fraternity Row (OLTL's soap-within-a-soap). I could write pages about this hilarious episode, which pokes fun at OLTL's Two Todds storyline and DID storylines ("an unfortunate non-hereditary ailment I inherited from my mother") and the gratuitously shirtless Ford brothers (here called the Mazda brothers), and which features bravura performances by pretty much everyone involved, including Erika Slezak as sweet housekeeper Gilda (with Frau Blucher German accent) and her malevolent alter-ego Matilda, and Roger Howarth as the mulleted Dash Dunning (who may not actually be the Real Dash Dunning). And the end of the episode turns on a dime from the hilarious to the bittersweet, as Roxy and David walk through the empty studio corridor after Fraternity Row's final taping...
