Passions

They are prepping Moonlighting for streaming:

I'm DEAD LMFAO @Jeff

Exactly. It was just an unnecessary extra step to add to this story. If Kristen just approached John we could have avoided the Kristen/Marlena scenes and the Rolf/John/Rex scenes. Since this story is shown like once a week why not cut this nonsense out? Kristen is going to end up bargaining with John anyhow (at least I think). I like Marlena/Kristen scenes, but it's just not the same without Eileen. I don't need to see Marlena hacking up a lung talking to a poorly styled Kristen about some idiotic scheme to get Rachel back. Also, I am 99% sure it was established in 1997 that the orchid they found in the jungle was THE. LAST. ORCHID. ever in history. I don't know why John is shocked by this news. Fair.

good! He was a great little actor and had amazing chemistry w/ the Hope actress. I hope this means they're gonna push more for Douglas wanting to be with his mom/Hope more.

Fall 1985 to Spring 1988 was the peak of family sitcoms The Cosby Show, Family Ties, Who's the Boss, Growing Pains, and they all embodied mid-1980s Reagan era ideals. Fall 1988 Roseanne comes along and it's the anti-Reagan era ideal family sitcom. Roseanne is the breakout hit of 1988/89 and the first show to threaten The Cosby Show's overall dominance. One-by-one we saw the previous big family sitcoms decline and end: Spring 1989, Growing Pains falls out of the Top 10 and Family Ties ends. Spring 1990, Roseanne ties The Cosby Show for #1 and Who's the Boss falls out of the Top 10. Spring 1991, The Cosby Show loses #1 to Cheers. Spring 1992, The Cosby Show, Who's the Boss, Growing Pains all end.