DrBakerFan
Well-Known Member
Since the untimely death of the Love Doctor, many posters have complained about how long Salemites have been mourning his passing. This could have been avoided by altering the circumstances of the wonder surgeon's exit from Days. For starters, Nicole never marries him. She finds the unshaven surgeon attractive, but realizes that he's a confirmed ladies man and not marriage material.
Instead she decides to wait for somebody suitable to appear with whom, though another Salem medical miracle, she can finally have her baby. To avoid all the unseemly tears, Dr. McScruffy doesn't die -- he isn't even injured. Although all those who hold Dr. Jonas in low esteem might enjoy watching him flee Salem one jump ahead of medical malpractice lawsuits and/or angry husbands and boyfriends, it's unreasonable to expect TPTB to allow such an unseemly exit.
Instead, he's offered a position at a major research hospital where he can take his medical genius to a larger stage and his "luv" skills to big-city bars and clubs. Super Jonas then fades from the collective Salem memory and Maggie mentions him as rarely as she does her daughters. In this scenario, the hapless sourpuss Eric doesn't go to prison.
Instead, he returns to the priesthood and is sent to the Vatican to study at the Pontifical Gregorian University so he can later become Bishop of Salem and make his parents proud. And since there's no New Year's Eve traffic accident, Brady never gets the Love Doctor's heart, which means he never goes to California, and the viewers are thereby spared the truly awful Summer.
Instead she decides to wait for somebody suitable to appear with whom, though another Salem medical miracle, she can finally have her baby. To avoid all the unseemly tears, Dr. McScruffy doesn't die -- he isn't even injured. Although all those who hold Dr. Jonas in low esteem might enjoy watching him flee Salem one jump ahead of medical malpractice lawsuits and/or angry husbands and boyfriends, it's unreasonable to expect TPTB to allow such an unseemly exit.
Instead, he's offered a position at a major research hospital where he can take his medical genius to a larger stage and his "luv" skills to big-city bars and clubs. Super Jonas then fades from the collective Salem memory and Maggie mentions him as rarely as she does her daughters. In this scenario, the hapless sourpuss Eric doesn't go to prison.
Instead, he returns to the priesthood and is sent to the Vatican to study at the Pontifical Gregorian University so he can later become Bishop of Salem and make his parents proud. And since there's no New Year's Eve traffic accident, Brady never gets the Love Doctor's heart, which means he never goes to California, and the viewers are thereby spared the truly awful Summer.
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