I'm really glad that the mother [Laurette. BTW, I love all of their accents] who lived in a "swap" [Louisiana] had Paris and Nicole supervise her daughter's first date--her 13-year-old daughter. I guess the mother didn't hear about Paris and Rick Solomon's little play for the camera(s?). Or that those two ladies are Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, and they live in a far away land called LA. And that people who come from far way places that you don't know about shouldn't be trusted. Unless, of course, producers from Hollywood & the show tell you it's ok.
I also adore how Nicole and/or Paris has to ask every guy they meed how old the guys are. And if the guy is in the right age bracket, then he gets a nod of approval (and maybe much, much more later on).
And I still can't believe they are letting Kyle, from Real World Chicago, play Philip. What happened to his aspiring political career? Or that's what I thought he wanted to do (Kyle forbid that girl that he got involve with to never talk about that again during a shouting match.) He even insulted Passions by retorting, "It's just Passions" when they offered him an acting job. Then five minutes later he shows up on Days. Great.
Hooray for the return of Chole. You go girl. Don't let that gold-digger Nicole get your man (well, in real life, it's actually Nicole's man. Brady and Nicole are actually married--in real life. I had no idea until I saw them together on one of those entertainment shows).
I'm glad that Eve's past secrets are finally out. Finally, a storyline progresses, but I'm disappointed that it happened when I wasn't around to see it come to fruition.
And Antonio died. Thank God. Thank you for ending an incredibly dimwitted character. Now, finally, Sheridan and Luis can be together. Wait. This is Passions. Well, at least, for now, Sheridan and her stud-muffin can share a moment of peace and happiness.
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