ATWT: Barbara talking odd?
imlswan
with her mouth?
Java
> Did anyone else think Barbara was talking like something was wrong
> with her mouth?
You noticed to? Shit I thought she was trying to imitate Gwen.
Java
Rav...@webtv.net
<Did anyone else think Barbara was talking like something was wrong with
her mouth?>
Yes! I was just about to post about this myself. And also it didn't
seem to happen for the whole show, only at the end. I started to wonder
if she had hurt herself during taping, off camera. Weird.
Raven
Madx
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very noticable
maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
DonnaB shallotpeel
<X76dnSiJ6vsGye3b...@wavecable.com>, "Madx" <l_h...@yahhoo.com>
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> very noticable
> maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes. <G>
She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their mouth
and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
--
DonnaB
"You have to write a million words before you find your voice as a writer."
- Henry Miller
Phyllis Stone
"DonnaB shallotpeel" <shall...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:33:33 -0700 in Msg.#
> <X76dnSiJ6vsGye3b...@wavecable.com>, "Madx"
> <l_h...@yahhoo.com>
> wrote:
>
>> very noticable
>> maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
>
> That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes.
> <G>
> She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their
> mouth
> and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
>
> --
> DonnaB
A few years ago we noticed that Roger on GL seemed to be talking a little
oddly. I like the dentist idea or the injuring herself idea. Please nothing
worse.
Gregory
wrote:
> In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:33:33 -0700 in Msg.#
> wrote:
>
> > very noticable
> > maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
>
> That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes. <G>
> She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their mouth
> and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
>
> --
> DonnaB
>
> "You have to write a million words before you find your voice as a writer."
> - Henry Miller
Yes, I noticed it as well. I would have liked a line of dialog.
"Excuse me Cleo, I just had a root canal, and I am not in the mood."
However, I did like how Barbara was gracious to Cleo.
xoG
D.M. Stillwood
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Yes, I got that as well. It almost sounded as though she'd had some dental
work done, or some dentures or implants put in. It's probably why she only
had a scant few lines in the ep.
D.
KC
Few lines? Maybe it was because I was noticing the dental business,
but she seemed to have quite a few lines. There was a long scene with
Craig and then more with Paul and Will and Gwen.
KC
Pidge
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>In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:33:33 -0700 in Msg.#
><X76dnSiJ6vsGye3b...@wavecable.com>, "Madx" <l_h...@yahhoo.com>
>wrote:
>
>> very noticable
>> maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
>
>That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes. <G>
>She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their mouth
>and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
>
>--
>DonnaB
Someone slap it up on YouTube, lol. I've got to see this.
>
>"You have to write a million words before you find your voice as a writer."
>- Henry Miller
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KC
wrote:
Isn't it amazing how a simple line would have fixed it? I found
myself distracted by her speech and I don't think I would have if it
had just been quickly addressed.
Am I crazy to think that if it had been a scene with Lucinda, Liz
would have ad-libbed it?
KC
Cory
> "DonnaB shallotpeel" <shallotp...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> > In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:33:33 -0700 in Msg.#
> > <l_h...@yahhoo.com>
> > wrote:
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> >> very noticable
> >> maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
>
> > That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes.
> > <G>
> > She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their
> > mouth
> > and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
>
> > --
> > DonnaB
>
> A few years ago we noticed that Roger on GL seemed to be talking a little
> oddly. I like the dentist idea or the injuring herself idea. Please nothing
> worse.
I didn't see the eppy. I'm only reading about what transpired on the
show in this newsgroup. When I saw the subject line for this thread,
my mind *immediately* went to a worst-case Michael Zaslow influenced
scenario. I also hope it's nothing serious, because I think that that
would be too much for some of us fans to handle (while realizing it
would be a HELL of a lot worse for CZP and her family and friends).
--- Cory
Cory
<snip... this is about the fact that nothing was said on-screen about
CZP's speech problems...>
> Am I crazy to think that if it had been a scene with Lucinda, Liz
> would have ad-libbed it?
>
> KC
Nope, not at all, and even though I didn't see the episode in
question, I wouldn't have had a problem with the improv of EH doing
some such thing as that. She's one day-timer who improvs QUITE well,
IMNSHO.
--- Cory
Kathy
"imlswan" <iml...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> Did anyone else think Barbara was talking like something was wrong
> with her mouth?
>
If Barbara is still Colleen ZEnk then she has had something o about her
mouth
for years. Like one side is frozen.
KC
I remember her making a "cute haircut" comment when one of her scene
partners suddenly had a new hairstyle. It instantly made the rest of
the scene natural and believable.
KC
KC
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>On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 17:22:21 -0400, DonnaB shallotpeel <shall...@comcast.net>
>wrote:
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>>In rec.arts.tv.soaps.cbs on Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:33:33 -0700 in Msg.#
>><X76dnSiJ6vsGye3b...@wavecable.com>, "Madx" <l_h...@yahhoo.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>> very noticable
>>> maybe she had work on her teeth and was still under novacaine effects
>>
>>That's exactly how it seemed to me, serious dental work between scenes. <G>
>>She was making those slurpy sounds that people make when part of their mouth
>>and/or lips are still asleep or just waking up!
>>
>>--
>>DonnaB
>
>Someone slap it up on YouTube, lol. I've got to see this.
>
Here is Tuesday's ep, where it was less noticable than today, but
you'll here it. It's the "s" that sounds like "sh".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABa8riw-dxc
KC
Pidge
Oh yeah! Sounds like she has a gumball in her mouth and isn't the tone of her
voice off a bit, too? A bit deeper? Maybe she had an oral injury (geez, that
sounds dirty).
DonnaB shallotpeel
<W8adnZYNpsr4NO3b...@comcast.com>, "Kathy" <daf...@comcast.net>
wrote:
Hmm, well, this is something totally new. But, then, I've never seen what
you describe either.
--
DonnaB
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