But does one flashback a return of memory make?
By Garren Waldo
Garren Waldo is a Contributing Writer at Soap Hub. Based in Tennessee, this Southern Fried Spitfire, and authority on all things soapy, whiles away his time critiquing, recapping, and spoiling. He’s sure that within him exists the next Great American Novel, a sensational stage play, and a noteworthy serial or two.
Title: Contributing Writer, Daytime TV Columnist
Location: Spring City, Tennessee
Topics of Expertise: Critical Analysis, Critical Reading, Soap History, Turning A Phrase
Years in This Expertise: 25+
Shows You Write About: The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of our Lives, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless. Bygone soap operas (Edge of Night, Guiding Light, Ryan’s Hope, et al.), Foreign serials.
Education: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Tennessee Wesleyan College
Years of Writing: Professionally: 3+, For Pleasure: 25+
Why Author Chose This Career: I’ve been enamored of the soap opera genre for as long as I can remember, and my most fervent desire is to one day have my name mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Irna Phillips, Henry Slesar, Pat Falken Smith, and Douglas Marland, or, barring what may be the impossible, at the very least alongside soap journalist greats such as John Kelly Genovese, P.K. Waddle, Mimi Torchin, and Marlena De Lacroix.
How Author Began Career: An editor with a masochistic streak and the patience of a saint saw fit to take pity on me, an untried but promising scribe with extensive knowledge of soap operas and storylines past and the ability to entertain via the written word.
Personal Interests: Dissecting film and television; plugging the myriad of gaps in my knowledge; reading; penning the next Great American Novel, a play that would make Tennessee Williams weep, and an original TV serial worthy of note. Small goals, really.
But does one flashback a return of memory make?
He wants to, “tisk, tisk, tisk,” them, but he doesn’t exactly have the moral high ground.
It behooved her to tuck tail and run…for now, at least.
Gabi’s fortunes may have changed and EJ couldn’t be happier.
The author’s opinions are his and his alone. They’re suitably scathing, fairly humorous, and normally bang on target.
The author’s opinions are his and his alone. They’re suitably scathing, fairly humorous, and normally bang on target.
The author’s opinions are his and his alone. They’re suitably scathing, fairly humorous, and normally bang on target.
The author’s opinions are his and his alone. They’re suitably scathing, fairly humorous, and normally bang on target.
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Someone sees a ghost and quartet of someones (attempt to) get the better of a baddie.
Ava may have overplayed her hand this time.
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But Kristen doesn’t want to share. Not yet anyway.
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Jack makes short work of the blackmailing creep.
It’s certainly not what the man of action wants to hear.
It’s her reckoning day for some very bad behavior.
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To much talking and not enough action plaguing the daytime drama.
When it comes to General Hospital, every fan has their own opinion – and Soap Hub is no different. For five days, we sat and…
Interesting storylines to be addressed and some questions to be answered.
More character-based drama and less mad science would make better daytime drama.