Best episode in a long time. So great to see the Hughes family at the center again, if only for this one episode. I also loved the flashbacks. This anniversary show really did the show justice, unlike the 50th anniversary.
@CarlD2 Me too. Unfortunately that closeness didn't trickle down to Barbara's children, who needed a ton of their Aunt Kim's advice in ATWT's final decade.
My problem with it is that other longtime characters who should've been featured for the 50th, like Bob and Tom, were left out. But only the women were in this episode, having their flashbacks. They could have done like a party at Bob and Kim's or Tom and Margo's where all the longtime actors/characters were celebrating Nancy's award and reminiscing.
@Oakdalian This show went down hill when the writers forgot the history! The show used to center around the Hughes' kitchen....someone forgot what this show was all about!!!!
Best episode in a long time. So great to see the Hughes family at the center again, if only for this one episode. I also loved the flashbacks. This anniversary show really did the show justice, unlike the 50th anniversary.
It's nice to see such a warm moment for Kim and Barbara. I love their relationship.
@CarlD2 Me too. Unfortunately that closeness didn't trickle down to Barbara's children, who needed a ton of their Aunt Kim's advice in ATWT's final decade.
the tenseness between casey and alison was so well acted...!!
My problem with it is that other longtime characters who should've been featured for the 50th, like Bob and Tom, were left out. But only the women were in this episode, having their flashbacks. They could have done like a party at Bob and Kim's or Tom and Margo's where all the longtime actors/characters were celebrating Nancy's award and reminiscing.
I cant believe Susan was smiling at bob after the flashback
@Oakdalian This show went down hill when the writers forgot the history! The show used to center around the Hughes' kitchen....someone forgot what this show was all about!!!!
The bus trip was great, but the sitcom satires had no business in the 50th anniversary at all.
AMEN!
@her0esfan A nervous reaction, probably.
@thug00187 You must know better than to suggest a respect for history in the Goutman/Passanante era!