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Finished Wentworth season 4/started season 5. I need to get to Deutschland '86 promptly.

That is strange. Personally, and this is probably an unpopular opinion, I wish they would get rid of the Comedy/Musical category. But then again, the Globes just want to bring as much stars as possible to the ceremony anyway.

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I don't think I ever knew iTBD was a spin-off of GL. I knew a few shows crossed over with it during the radio years, and of course, Rose Kranski was spun off to create The Right of Happiness. Which character(s) was/were originally on GL?

Love your work! Any plans to post your OLTL findings?

Yeah, but many of those rumours are/were probably just desperate wishful thinkers.

We need an official list. LoL

Nic Robuck (James Ford, OLTL) is out as well.

From the UK soaps off the top of my head Kieron Richardson (Ste Hay, HO) Antony Cotton (Sean Tully, CS) Charlie Condou (Marcus Dent, CS) Toby Sawyer (Bazz McCourtey, HO) Jimmy Essex (Adam Donovan, HO) Nathan Sussex (Buster Smith, HO) Ross Adams (Scott Drinkwell, HO)

I haven't followed him enough to know he was guy, but I first watched him in the gonetoosoon Point Pleasant. Will have to browse through his instagram now.

Lecy's Becky was my favourite character so to see her rejuvenated and become the best part of the show feels so gratifying.

The drop the mic moment with Ellen Pompeo that has been praised starts at about 16:20. Gabrielle Union's reactions are palpable. Pompeo does not suffer fools, ever at any moment, clearly.

Evan left in March 1982 and returned in July. He left town after losing custody of Sarah to Mickey and Maggie. He was not complicit with Stuart. It was heavily implied that after Stefano shopped Stuart to the police over his dirty dealings, he had him killed in prison.

I prefer him of the two as well now that I know they are two different people. But of the Sense8 men, Max Riemelt has always been my favourite.

Funny you brought up the Sense8 boys, because up until yesterday I've wrongly believed that Brian J. Smith (Will Gorski) and Brian Hallisay (Mr. Jennifer Love Hewitt / Ben Hunter, REVENGE) were the same person. I mean they look so much alike. Brian J. Smith Brian Hallisay

On further contemplation, now I'm thinking it was used on Hollyoaks. Ahhhh, one of things that will bother me until I figure it out.

This song randomly came on my Spotify and I instantly recognized it, but I don't know from where. I feel like it was used on a pivotal soap opera scene. General Hospital maybe?

The Sharon story is the reason I started watching again. Something is actually about her (at least for now) in I don't know how long. And although the show isn't setting the world alight, I'm finding it pretty good on the whole. For example, even though Hayley can barely get through the alphabet, she's surrounded by talented actors all around so its easy for me to ignore her while talented people like Jessie Wallace (back to form after I hated her during most of her second stint until the frenemyship with Janine started) and even the actress who plays her mother, who I find fascinating to watch. Carl, even though Bev is an "evil" character and everything she says the audience is supposed to disagree with, I hope you got some pleasure out of her tearing Jean to shreds. I know I did.

I don't have time to watch regularly, but I watched the episode just to see Ross' exit. It was such a classic soap way of tying up a character's story by having him interact with Laurel and April one last time. It's so rare we get exits like that these days. Everything always seems so rushed and not well thought out at all. It was also nice that they touched upon his complicated relationship with Debbie, but kept it light and surprisingly didn't have a stranglehold on the episode like their relationship had done on the show many times before. And, being away from the headache of RobRon, it was great to see Robert behaving like the man he should be, though Aaron didn't waste anytime trying to ruin that. They should have left Aaron completely out of the episode and had his reaction on aftermath Monday. It was also a positive coincidence that I got to also see Laurel think about her actions and who she became with Bob. I agree with Carl about the story aspects being fairly interesting so I didn't hate Bob with Laurel as much as with Marlon, because their getting together always felt temporary for me. I actually forgot Bob and Ashley were best friends until Laurel brought it up. One of the best moments for me was Ross paying for a gravestone for Emma. So basically, except for Aaron, it was practically a perfect episode.

Gotham Independent Film nominees were announced last week. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotham_Independent_Film_Awards_2018

You right about they're being too many to keep up with. Did any powerful men die?

Until a major tragedy only effects heterosexual white men who are not allies of equality, those responses will continue. And honestly, even afterwards I wouldn't have any faith that sordid group of people would learn their lesson.

Most of the people complaining seem to have taken the class because they thought it would be a write off.