Y&R: So did he really do it?

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Y&R: So did he really do it?
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Kara	Dec 28 2008, 06:27 PM Post #1
Advanced Member Posts: 1,368 Group: Members Member #21 Joined: September 1, 2008	It looked to me, from Victor's memories, as if he really did kill Walter Palin -- which is what I thought from the beginning. And now all these people are working so hard to get his name cleared, and they'll probably do it because now that Frank Ellis has admitted forging the diary and Adam's been charged, everyone will just assume Victor is innocent. Did anyone else enjoy Michael's "It's a Wonderful Life" episode? I know that plotline has been done to death on soaps and other shows, but I thought they did a really nice job with it. I had forgotten some of the points they brought up -- e.g., Michael saved Danny Romalotti's life by giving him a kidney, and he save Paul & Christine's lives by knocking out Isabella when she was attempting to murder both of them. (For those who weren't watching at the time, Isabella was Paul's homicidal ex-wife ... she was played by Eva Longoria before she went on to do Desperate Housewives.) I'm glad Mrs. Chancellor has finally remembered who she is. I'm looking forward to watching her try to prove it to everyone who thinks she's Marge. -Kara



loves2turn	Dec 29 2008, 09:27 AM Post #2
Advanced Member Posts: 29,326 Group: Members Member #2 Joined: August 31, 2008	I, too, was left thinking that Victor did kill that guy on the boat, or at least let him die. I guess we shouldn't be surprised, eh, and sounds like you weren't. I didn't see Michael's Christmas thing, but thanks for jogging my memory about those incidents in the past. I'd forgotten them, too. Something I liked watching was Adam and Victor sitting across the table from each other in prison, and the "talk" Victor gave Adam....


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