I Am A Swede

Holy crap, did you all see the big orange one speak at the U.N? That must have been one of the most embarrassing moments I've seen for a while. He is such a complete and utter moron. It was such a trainwreck.

Another iconic movie star. R.I.P.

February 1980, Dolly takes a sudden turn for the worse and the doctors can't save the baby.... It feels all the more heartbreaking since the last time we saw Dolly she had just found out that she was pregnant and she was so happy. And poor Matt suffers another blow after losing Peggy and the twins. But I think it was Amos' reaction that hit hardest. He can be pompous and frankly quite annoying sometimes, but he's a big softie underneath his crusty exterior and he has become very fond of Dolly. He couldn't even face opening the pub, and he has always taken great pride in his work, so that tells you how shaken up he was. And I've said it before, Toke Townley is the one to look out for when it comes to the quiet, somber moments. He always knocks it out of the park, and he did it again this time when Sam talked to Matt. Pitch perfect again. I'm really curious to see how Jean Rogers will tackle Dolly's return after this heartbreak. I will try to cut her some slack, but I'm sure a part of me will wonder how Katharine would have played it.

Hilarious, and exactly what Disney deserves!

Take that you big orange turd!!

^^ That's just insane. Charlie Kirk was a right-wing nutcase, and comparing him in any way to Jesus is beyond ridiculous. (And I say that as a completely non-religious person)

I think both of KKL's first two pregnancies were written into B&B's storylines. They resulted on screen in Rick and Bridget.

Could they be testing the waters with Taylor/Deacon again? It looks likely that Sheila's involvement with Luna could cause trouble between her and Deacon. Krista Allen had some spark with Sean Kanan. I wonder if the same will be true with Rebecca Budig.

Then do continue with 1977-79. Those years are just as good as the earlier years. Polly Hemingway does a wonderful job as Kathy Davis (Gimbel) during this era, you get to meet Seth for the first time, Gail Harrison makes her last appearance as Marian, all the stories surrounding Home Farm begins here, and then there's Dolly of course...