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People's Choice Award winning The Colbys!

I'm so sorry I never got to experience Natalie - especially this golden era - live.

He suspended.

Grifters unite! What a momentous day for any sucker needing a buck lifted out of their wallet.

Most likely the main reason Obama is staying quiet, beyond knowing his efforts would backfire, is because of Biden's frailty. At this point I don't really think Pete and Amy dropping out would even necessarily help Biden - he should, by all measures, be pulling away from Pete (Amy, other than New Hampshire and press hype, has mostly been a nonstarter), especially with the move to more diverse states, yet they were still relatively close in Nevada. If Steyer's results in Nevada are any indication, then polling may be vastly overstating his support. So that would be good for Biden in South Carolina, but when people seem to be seeking out so many alternatives to Biden, then it suggests he just hasn't managed to win their support, and I'm not sure he would even if everyone dropped out and endorsed him. I don't really believe most of the people running genuinely care about anything beyond entitlement and/or grifting. I think that Biden and Warren are the main exceptions, which is why I'm sad to see where they've ended up.

Good catch. Probably just for the promo, but a lovely moment - in many ways Jeremy feels like the one great passionate romance Erica got to have.

(I wish Susan had kept this nose)

Wasn't Marlena initially a short-term role until Deirdre became popular with fans?

I have a little more mixed feelings about Johnny (all the singing mainly and I don't know if he was a leading man - he's OK though) but I liked Rusty. There was a real sweetness about Terrell Anthony that I connected with.

Considering how loathed and scandal-ridden he is, so did I.

Thanks. Oh well.

It's impossible to say as of now but it seems Bernie may have done nearly as well as Biden in the black vote in Nevada. That doesn't bode well for South Carolina, although the voters in the party there are more conservative. All the moderates are frail in their own ways, which is why none of them are dropping out. I'm afraid it may be too late now. I have a feeling, and I hope I'm wrong, Bernie will pretty much give up once he gets the nomination. His real battle will be over, and he will happily lose to Trump.

I haven't watched in a while but did they have Ed die and not have Crystal in the episode?

Thank you again. Yes, seeing this reminds me how much I adored Jill in these years - more because of Jess Walton's presence, but also because Bill Bell tapped into all the layers of Jill.

How in the hell do we still barely have any results when the polls closed 5-6 hours ago? The "improvements" in the caucuses this year were a huge shambles. More and more people have reasons to not even bother to vote. And sad to say, I can't blame them.

I can see why Marland hesitated - having Daryl as the killer was very obvious and there was no real story to get out of it - but I wonder how much of his plans were changed by Mary Ellen Stuart wanting to leave. If she'd stayed, then we would have seen more aftermath for Frannie, especially in her badly strained relationship with Barbara. I also felt like they were dropping hints about a Hal/Frannie pairing in late summer '92, possibly before MES told them she was going.

It may depend on how Biden does in Nevada. Right now Pete is being his usual Tracy Flick self and prematurely declaring a second place victory, likely hoping this will take media focus away from the other non-winners. I'm not sure it will matter, as the media gave up on the night early and declared Bernie winner (can you imagine how his brain dead supporters would have reacted if the media had done that for any other candidate?) and the story has become about Bernie has won, it's over. But if Biden can manage to sell the "comeback kid" narrative his team is pushing about Nevada, then it could help in South Carolina. As of now Bernie seems to be gearing up for a possible win or close second place finish there.

I remember months of stories waiting for Biden to fall. They were up and down on who would take his place, but Warren did seem to get the most overall positive media attention. Yes. Unless something big shifts, he is the favorite for the nominee. He will lose in November, and Republicans will likely win the House, expand their Senate majority, and have a big night in statewide races and legislative races. It's going to be a death knell for America - considering how much Bernie hates America, I guess he'll be proud.