Good god does that writeup have some serious factual errors. . . moving to LA after DS where Grayson got her Oscar nom. . uh hey that was about 3 years **before** DS???

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Claire:  I'm so tired--why did i break out in that silly song about dancing?

Willie Loomis wonder just how big the stick up the historians hindquarters is.  ..

David deliberates--is this the best place to build a fort?

Well didn't Naomi at one point and time accuse Joshua of being to friendly with the Countess or did I dream that?

did she?  I don't remember. . hey where are my tapes?!   I think this "chemistry" was after Naomi died--like i said the last 2 episodes Natalie appeared in . .also, I liked the eps too because Grayson was dressed in a lovely black dress (mourning Josette rags) that i though showed how slender she was compared to the rest of the Countesses yards of cloth or Julia's wool.

Dr Woodard:  What is that Julia?

Julia:  My list of 21 Things I'd like in  a Lover. . i was thinking of setting it to music ..

oh my!  one goes to seattle for a few days and see what erupts!  I was originally gonna post. .it wasn't an official "kiss" but when Tom and Julia meet in the woods and then again in that crypt. . those were some fairly juicy scenes. . . And as Countess said. . i always wonder. .well Sam was the writer, Grayson was known for her off-b'way sexual antics.  .how interesting NONE of Julia's characters got romance ..(Oh yeah Magda hugged Sandor and called him her Big Fat Hero but i think that was a grayson ad lib). .

And as to the other area this thread went to--I don't know if B & J would've ended up together. .Sam Hall's article notwithstanding. . Dan Curtis seemed to have definite ideas about the Julia Hoffman character. . .what Sam suggested, DC didn't follow suit, e.g. "killing off Julia". . DC flatly rejected that idea (or so we're told).  .And was there more between them?  I know there was a lot Grayson was projecting but honestly i've watched and since Frid had such difficulty with his lines, he missed some golden opportunities with projection and intention but there are moments when you know Julia means more than he's willing to say but is it that she's now like the sister he lost or something else?  It's hard to dissect since Julia didn't interact with any other men in that way (other than TJ and there was the vampire complication which B would understandably object to)---so its fodder for discussion groups like this . .and elsewhere.  I DO think there is room for discussion, i don't think is clear cut one way or the other---