Thomas is laying low? (General)

When I heard that, I wanted to laugh. Thomas is laying low?

Earlier this week, he did not give a damn, nor had he any remorse. So what would he be laying low for? And he just let Douglas go? We don't even get a conversation stating how he feels about it.

This plot is so strange. It just cut off and ended like a Dead End Road, didn't it? Most of the players just left the stage and then the other plot picked up.

Hope said she couldn't work with him. So has that been decided? I don't understand the follow-through of the writing anymore. Like hearing that Taylor and Ridge went out of town instead of having them just say it.

It's so strange.

The writing is so strange. Unless the Sheila story is somehow linked with the Tridge/Bridge/Thomas story, I don't understand what is happening.

The Sheila story had been going at a snail's pace for months. Now all of a sudden, the whole story unravels in three episodes.

Bold's writing can be inconsistent at times, but this recent stuff is odd even for them.

It makes no sense, and they want to tie it in with Finn saying, "Oh, yeah, I've been thinking this the whole time, but I didn't say anything because you were preoccupied with your family."

And he just decides to call Sanchez and get the toe over there. It would have been better if Sanchez released it to him to bury sheila, but then he decides to look at the toe more closely.

Even if we had seen a few scenes where Finn was on the computer researching and thinking aloud about it or thinking back to the redhead he saw at the restaurant that time. Anything.

We have the episode with Deacon treating Sheila to a night out, then nothing until two weeks later when all of a sudden he is convinced they are going to get caught any minute.

Also, wouldn't the toe be hazardous waste and decomposing if not on ice?

I don't mind campy drama, but I need it to make sense.

Yeah, who knows what that toe would like like in real life right now.

I agree. They should have had Finn seeing weird things or picking up on weird things. Instead, we had a bunch of disjointed scenes that never amounted to anything and then BAM! all this action.

And what do they harken back to? Finn and Hope seeing Sheila and Deacon together. Wasn't that ages ago? I would rather, like you said, Finn was thinking about that masked woman. Or Sheila got cocky and went to their house in the mask, causing Finn to have thoughts.

That storyline with Finn & Hope seeing them together was in like Oct of last year. Hope knows they were close after the shooting, but Finn wouldn't since he was "dead."

They have given us no justification for Finn's suspicions when they easily could have.
Finn said that he didn't want to bother Steffy with his concerns because of the stuff with her family.
Like, huh, wouldn't Sheila maybe being alive take priority over whether Steffy's parents are getting remarried?

When I heard that, I wanted to laugh. Thomas is laying low?

Earlier this week, he did not give a damn, nor had he any remorse. So what would he be laying low for? And he just let Douglas go? We don't even get a conversation stating how he feels about it.

This plot is so strange. It just cut off and ended like a Dead End Road, didn't it? Most of the players just left the stage and then the other plot picked up.

Hope said she couldn't work with him. So has that been decided? I don't understand the follow-through of the writing anymore. Like hearing that Taylor and Ridge went out of town instead of having them just say it.

It's so strange.

The writing is so strange. Unless the Sheila story is somehow linked with the Tridge/Bridge/Thomas story, I don't understand what is happening.

The Sheila story had been going at a snail's pace for months. Now all of a sudden, the whole story unravels in three episodes.

Bold's writing can be inconsistent at times, but this recent stuff is odd even for them.

It makes no sense, and they want to tie it in with Finn saying, "Oh, yeah, I've been thinking this the whole time, but I didn't say anything because you were preoccupied with your family."

And he just decides to call Sanchez and get the toe over there. It would have been better if Sanchez released it to him to bury sheila, but then he decides to look at the toe more closely.

Even if we had seen a few scenes where Finn was on the computer researching and thinking aloud about it or thinking back to the redhead he saw at the restaurant that time. Anything.

We have the episode with Deacon treating Sheila to a night out, then nothing until two weeks later when all of a sudden he is convinced they are going to get caught any minute.

Also, wouldn't the toe be hazardous waste and decomposing if not on ice?

I don't mind campy drama, but I need it to make sense.

> Yeah, who knows what that toe would like like in real life right now.

I agree. They should have had Finn seeing weird things or picking up on weird things. Instead, we had a bunch of disjointed scenes that never amounted to anything and then BAM! all this action.

And what do they harken back to? Finn and Hope seeing Sheila and Deacon together. Wasn't that ages ago? I would rather, like you said, Finn was thinking about that masked woman. Or Sheila got cocky and went to their house in the mask, causing Finn to have thoughts.

Have you ever dissected a frog in biology class. They are preserved in formaldehyde and keep forever.