EJ was planning to go the legal route—buying up shares instead of bribing board members. But seriously, is Xander even capable of doing anything without breaking the law? Brushing off Philip's concerns about the likely fallout from a new Kiriakis-DiMera war is especially shortsighted, considering he’s the one with a wife and child to think about.
Yes, I guess I wasn't clear, I did think for a bit she might not be pregnant, but subequently, it was obvious she is..........
So that doesn't make him greedy???? If I covet my neighbor's property and someone else covets it, too, it's still greed or a sin.
I don't think using EJ as an example of a law abiding citizen is a good one, considering he's currently holding Rafe prisoner in his basement.
I suppose they could just show Xander and Philip sitting at their desks playing Monopoly or Jenga.
The point I was trying to make is that Xander comes across as someone who commits crimes willy-nilly. Salem is full of criminals, but he takes it to a whole new level. If Days ever did a character-centric episode like Y&R, following Xander, we’d probably see him walking out of a grocery store without paying because the line was too long or dangling someone out of a window to force them into signing a business deal. It doesn’t help that he has a habit of being fully transparent about his crimes—and apparently, his New Year’s resolution was to start telling people about the crimes he’s planning to commit!
Can we kill Kristen, soon? For good this time? She intentionally withheld Rachel from Brady multiple times, including when he started talking to Ava.
I can't believe it took this long to get here.
Gosh I hope you're wrong. Even re-Ron's not that cheap. But with what's been spoiled, you could be right.
I don't think it was a mispronunciation. I think they're avoiding a copyright issue. The same way they use "Ewe Search" and say "Flix (pre Peacock)" instead of "Netflix".
What Xander is doing is highly ethical compared to Victor’s old plan to get control of DiMera Enterprises years ago. Back in the day, Victor kidnapped Stefano and withheld his essential meds until he signed away his company. Somehow, the scheme failed, but it shows how low Maggie’s late husband would go to get his way. In any case, Shaggy deserves to go down. Hopefully Stephanie will tell Sarah what she’s learned about Shaggy’s “letter” and doesn’t keep quiet out of loyalty to her oily, bronzed friend.
What Xander's trying to do is pretty innocent compared to what Victor or Deimos did— poisoning Maggie and offering Victor the cure in exchange for his fortune and Titan, or Brady kidnapping Vivian, stranding her on a deserted island, and threatening to let her starve unless she signed over Titan. The big difference, though, is that none of them were in a relationship with someone like Sarah (Victor's stunt happened before he got with Maggie).
Thanks for this. It just shows that there is a double standard in Salem — one for Xander and one for everyone else. It’s pure xanderphobia. Actually a Xander takeover of DiMera would be a plus. No company should be controlled by Salem’s “mother” of the year, the unspeakable Kritter Kristen.
They could actually do some business instead of always trying to do someone else in.I suppose they could just show Xander and Philip sitting at their desks playing Monopoly or Jenga.
The Kiriakis and DiMera families have been going after each other's business and assets for decades. This is nothing new.