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All My Children Discussion Group
I've been watching the commercials on Soapnet advertising her return. I am so excited! Just seeing a few seconds of her back as Dixie is making me feel better about this otherwise dissapointing show! I hope she's around to stay for awhile. Heck, I hope they somehow find a way to make her ALIVE! As good as the Adam/Dix scenes look I cannot wait for Tad and Dixie!
I also read the SOD article about her return. The show is trying to right a wrong I suppose. But ya can't do it half ass and bringing her back as a spirit for a few weeks isnt going to make me forgive them anytime soon. She still died from eating freakin PANCAKES! You can't fix that by bringing someone's spirit! I'm sure ratings are going to soar next week. Hmmm Perhaps TPTB should take the hint. In the SOD article, Frons said something about how it was "too soon" to bring someone else back from the dead. I respectfully disagree. This show is a sinking ship. Heck I barely watch an episode a week. Ratings increased with the return of Jesse. I think they would soar with the return of Dixie!






I would like to see it come out that when Dixie got sick, she went into a deep coma....Dr. Dave whisked her away, and has been taking care of her, these scenes of her haunting will be because she is now coming out of the coma...and it is somehow translating her thoughts to Adam..and Tad...No one ever saw her dead body in a casket...wasn't it a closed casket service? Anything can and does happen on a soap....Dimitri jut happened to wash up on the beach in Pine Valley, Tad wandered in as Ted, so this would not be that far-fetched.......lol
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I wasn't particularly wow'd by Cady's performances as Rosanna or as Dixie the last couple of times. Part of that was the lousy writing, for both characters, but part of it was her. Given the crappy returns vets have been given by ABC/Disney, in particular, I'm NOT looking forward to Cady's/Dixie's return to the AMC canvas. I just hope that they do better by RPG (NuJake).





