Then & Now
John: Sam says Bill was one of the finest men to have walked the Earth. What's with everyone's canonization of Bill Malloy? He was a nice enough guy, but he was no saint!
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Then & Now
John: Sam says Bill was one of the finest men to have walked the Earth. What's with everyone's canonization of Bill Malloy? He was a nice enough guy, but he was no saint!
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Then & Now
John: It's easy for Vicki to remember what everyone told her when she first arrived in Collinwood, given that they all basically told her the same thing — to pack her bags and get the hell out of Dodge!
Christine: Maggie doesn't charge Vicki for her lunch at the Collinsport Restaurant, and when Vicki tries to protest, Maggie says not to worry because the clam chowder was two weeks old and the lobster roll was from last year. Given that those items are no longer on the menu, I'm inclined to believe her, especially after Maggie told Vicki not to send her the doctor bills and Vicki assured her she wouldn't. If I were Vicki, I'd be concerned about having dinner at the Evans house.
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Then & Now
Christine: Why is Elizabeth defending Matthew? What he did was wrong, no matter his intention, and he should be fired.
John: Carolyn seems more upset about Bill than Liz. She tells Vicki he was the nicest, sweetest man she's ever known. More than Joe? And Burke? And her uncle Roger?
Christine: Why would Roger meet Sam at the Blue Whale and openly discuss getting their stories straight? The Sheriff could probably expedite his inquiry if he questioned Bartender Bob Rooney.
John: As you pointed out 10 years ago, that shot in the Blue Whale with the reflection of the shimmering water remains a standout.
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