Here's a link to how a handful of Port Charles cast members wanted the show to end, thanks to the always interesting rebeccastaabfan. I liked Erin Hershey Presley's comment the most. ( More here... )
I thought Eddie's comments were so funny, too. In several interviews/articles I've read, he's commented on wanting Ricky to be in love scenes with all the women, lol.
I find things are better when you don't try too hard. You can't force things. Does that make sense?
That makes complete sense. Actually, one show I've seen somewhat recently (That's So Raven -- it's on Disney and stars the little girl who used to be known as Raven-Symone and played Olivia on The Cosby Show) springs to mind. They have potentially funny situations and good actors, but the show just doesn't do it for me. It's like they're trying to hard to be some slapstick comedy, but it'd be better if it seemed more natural. Sorry to go off on something of a tangent about a random show... :)
I loved it when her father turned off the tv and then she was right in front the tv trying to get God to talk to her.
Oh, that was great. I *loved* that. :)
Just curious, who did you want Joey to end up with on Dawson's?
Good question, lol.
Let's see. I wanted Joey with Dawson at first (as did many people). When the show started going in the direction of Joey/Pacey, though, I thought it sounded great. I was so mad/disappointed when they broke up.
Then the reruns came on TBS, and I fell in love with first season Joey/Dawson all over again. I was a little sad that Joey didn't choose Dawson in the end, although I liked the way the writers handled it in the finale. (Except that I couldn't watch the finale because it seemed too sad at the time -- I think I'll catch it when it comes around on reruns on TBS.)
Speaking of the reruns, once they got back to Joey/Pacey, I was like, "Forget Dawson!" So, basically, I'm a fan of her with both Pacey and Dawson, but I'd rather see her with Pacey than with Dawson. (Huh. I should have just said that to begin with, right? ;))
I find things are better when you don't try too hard. You can't force things. Does that make sense?
That makes complete sense. Actually, one show I've seen somewhat recently (That's So Raven -- it's on Disney and stars the little girl who used to be known as Raven-Symone and played Olivia on The Cosby Show) springs to mind. They have potentially funny situations and good actors, but the show just doesn't do it for me. It's like they're trying to hard to be some slapstick comedy, but it'd be better if it seemed more natural. Sorry to go off on something of a tangent about a random show... :)
I loved it when her father turned off the tv and then she was right in front the tv trying to get God to talk to her.
Oh, that was great. I *loved* that. :)
Just curious, who did you want Joey to end up with on Dawson's?
Good question, lol.
Let's see. I wanted Joey with Dawson at first (as did many people). When the show started going in the direction of Joey/Pacey, though, I thought it sounded great. I was so mad/disappointed when they broke up.
Then the reruns came on TBS, and I fell in love with first season Joey/Dawson all over again. I was a little sad that Joey didn't choose Dawson in the end, although I liked the way the writers handled it in the finale. (Except that I couldn't watch the finale because it seemed too sad at the time -- I think I'll catch it when it comes around on reruns on TBS.)
Speaking of the reruns, once they got back to Joey/Pacey, I was like, "Forget Dawson!" So, basically, I'm a fan of her with both Pacey and Dawson, but I'd rather see her with Pacey than with Dawson. (Huh. I should have just said that to begin with, right? ;))
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