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Oh, I didn't realize they were made to be larger.

Ok, so there is a weird glitch with the smiley faces. If I go the menu and select it, it looks fine and comes out like this 🙂 If I just type a colon and a closed parentheses, there's a little pop up that comes up to select the smiley icon. If I don't select it, I just get the text like this :) If I do select it, the smiley comes out huge, like this

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I feel like it was confirmed they never slept together, but I don't remember how. I guess Phyllis must have admitted it since no one else could possibly know. Yeah, that's a miss for LLB, unless she's referring to Danny divorcing her by cryptic letter instead of talking to her when he learned Phyllis was claiming pregnancy.

Wow, a whole two episodes, and here I thought they would preempt the entire week.

That's surprising, I didn't even think they did promos for specific things anymore.

I like how that wedding planner had all those crazy ideas and they were like "oh, we just want a small and intimate wedding!" Of course, what else.

Love dark mode! I feel like the site is different every time I check here today, hah. Is there a way to get rid of the sidebar?

Elizabeth Hendrickson started directing at Y&R.

Two users tried to upload to YRVault (Damian and Lyle), but they unfortunately didn't go through... not sure if they are users here. I know when others had issues, they had to reupload using a different name to create a fresh folder (can just add a number after your name). Thank you for trying!

Makes sense but would be more fun to see something that hadn't been shown during the pandemic. I also would love to see more reaction videos of pivotal scenes.

I think they actually are supposed to be living in GC, just homeless like Michael and Lauren. When Danny returned to town Cricket was shown on a limbo set on a couch looking at old pics that I guess was supposed to be the home she shared with Paul, and still lives in, lol. And Danny lives in "Daniel's apartment" (we'll never see it again) when he's not on tour. And there is always the GCAC if they want to have a romantic evening!

Yes, Liz and Lucky was another headscratcher... kind of "here, fan-service, they are technically together but they don't really do anything." It was very Y&R-like actually, and Lucky/Kristina parallels Daniel/Tessa too.

Is it the stripper talk she has with all her children and grandchildren?

GH at least has some promising couples but the pacing is... odd. Lulu and Dante admitted they still loved each other, then nothing. And if that's because he's in mourning, fine, but they haven't really addressed it again. Jason and Britt have chemistry but never make a move. Emma and Gio is the weirdest. They have great chemistry and I'm all for the slow burn, but they're written like they're 11. Two gorgeous college kids who have apparently never had any relationship before and don't know what to do when they have a crush? The concept that Gio felt awkward living with Emma and Anna was solid, but maybe, like, show that? (I realize it's not fair to critique GH for that compared to certain other shows, lol). It would definitely have been fun to play up the tension with them walking in on each other at awkward times. Then they finally kiss and declare their love, and now all we se is them being friends who hold hands sometimes (which is adorable). Like, do they consider each other boyfriend and girlfriend now? Go on romantic dates? Do they talk about other stuff besides his family and Dalton's lab? I'm not even talking about sex scenes, I don't care about that and it would be interesting if they did a story where one of them wanted to wait and the other didn't (Gio could be religious, Emma could have issues because of her mom getting HIV as a teen, whatever). They have struck gold with these two and they just do nothing, and that's so unlike GH. Of course Carly and Joss always have boyfriends though because who could resist them?

The way Sidwell deadpanned "you don't have a son" to Britt was perfection.

Michael was channeling Drew the way he was threatening Nina with Wiley. Brooklyn is the second person to mention his personality transplant. Really hope it's not hinting at some goofy brain in a jar or USB stick thing.

Yup, I will move it eventually. Thank you!

@Daveyboy also messaged me and said he's out of town and will check at the end of the week.

Haha, I knew it. At some point he'll mess up and pick up on some fake crap in the show's wiki (like Rick Daros being Cole's father) and it won't even matter because his writing is so bad anyway.

Unfortunately, checked my own files and I don't have anything better than what's there.

With his lazy writing and the budget there's only two options: New character who stalks around mysteriously and then eventually narrates all of the things that happened between him and Noah. Old character with a rich history that can be referred to. What we would never get is the actual villain's story playing out in real time, plotting and scheming, actually DOING things, creating a storyline that comes to a climax. It's the same reason they go back to the well on old couples like Cricket/Danny and Victoria/Cole. They don't need to show them falling in love, the audience can just look up their story on wikipedia, so all they have to do is sit in the coffee house and talk about their great love which happened onscreen in the distant past.

Steve Burton played Cloud Strife in Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts which are very popular franchises.

Y&R: Jill Foster being adopted and being Kay's long lost daughter, then reversing it and making it turn out that Liz Foster had an affair with Neil Fenmore, which didn't result in Jill's conception (since they'd established she was adopted), but did result in him randomly giving Liz a child he had with some other random woman, making Jill and Lauren sisters after they'd been interacting in GC for 30 years, and then never really doing anything with that either. I guess the only thing they have in common is sons who were randomly rewritten to be gay, lol. B&B: Maya starting out as a homeless woman looking for her child, with every reason for the audience to believe she meant a child she birthed, and then making her biologically a man.

I'm a week behind and still on the AI crap, but... are you telling me Nick had been investigating Noah's accident, very suspicious of Sienna, and then running into a back from the dead Matt Clark, his fiercest enemy, he has not made a connection between Matt and Noah?