A real storyline for Bianca? (Soaps.com)

Lori’s All My Children Weekly Wrap Up For February 14 – February 18:

Last week’s All My Children gave us a major reveal, a send off and a ho-hum wedding. Other things happened as well, so let’s get to it.

Not exactly the wedding of the year.
Was it just me or was Ryan and Greenlee’s wedding one of the least romantic events you’ve witnessed on a soap? I’m not their biggest fan anyway, but I just didn’t feel any of the emotion they were trying so hard to convey during their vows. Between Ryan learning Madison was pregnant right before the ceremony, the non-existent wedding guests, the rushed feel of it and Annie kidnapping Emma right after the ceremony, the love got lost in the mix.

Bye, bye Annie.
For all the complaining people have done about soaps becoming too violent or too storyline dictated, I will take a mob war on General Hospital or another tornado in Pine Valley over having to watch another woman succumb to psychosis because of a man. I about lost it when Annie basically told JR she was unraveling because he didn’t love her enough. Why can’t women on soaps remain strong and independent? It’s as if when they don’t know what else to do with a female character, they just turn them crazy and man-obsessed. It was fun to watch Annie’s antics for a while, but I have never been, nor will I ever be a fan of these types of storylines.

Real emotion.
Bianca opened up to Kendall about the state of her relationship with Reese. It was nice to see her portrayer, Christina Bennett Lind, actually get a chance to act when Bianca told her sister how lonely she was without her wife. Things don’t look good for the first lesbian couple of Daytime, as Bianca has hired Marissa to represent her in the divorce, but I certainly hope this leads to a real storyline for her.