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I hated how June just insisted on pushing past their boundary and got what she wanted and how she acted like they were abandoning her, which she literally did to them. If they keep it messy, I'm invested, but I don't want them to turn her into a saint. I actually wish the story showed more of Regina's POV because I think your niece and nephew that you loved disappearing to a closed adoption is really horrific and traumatic.

Leslie singing "Big Girls Don't Cry" today was... 😄

Bummer, thank you for taking care of it so quickly though.

Thank you for the videos and interviews!

Nice!

I thought this at first, but I think they addressed it adequately today. Last week it seemed like they were saying the money has been sitting there for 50 years or however old Leslie is, which was bugging me because Barbara's family was poor and needed the money at the time. Today Peaches (is this her actual name?) said the money actually did pass through to Barbara's heirs, and it has now reached the last person in the line, Barbara's sister who I guess died childless, so Leslie is the only heir. So the family did receive and, presumably, spent the money, but whatever interest it earned plus Anita replenishing the funds every six months means there's still plenty left (but maybe it's enough to be comfortable but not mega rich, we'll see where they go with that). I need someone with photoshop skills to put that wig on Samantha.

Refreshing to see a show trying to improve production!

Can't wait!!!!

Oh wow for real? When is the last time we even saw it?

They always used a set other than that time but its been used on and off during the years. I remember young Nick and Sharon, and Victoria and Cole having romantic nights there and a party when Cassie was adopted.

As it's been said, it was Victoria, but there was no big set up. Nikki and Jack were in the house arguing (this was during the fallout of her learning he only married her to get Jabot back) and she kept saying she had to go, because Victoria was ready to go to the pool. She didn't realize Victoria was already outside playing, and slipped into the water. Jack heard her calling out as he was leaving. Those were some of the last scenes played by Ashley Nicole Milian.

Not the same part of the ranch, but May 27, 1987 when Nikki spies Ashley and Victor kissing and decides to keep her remission a secret.

RIP. It doesn't get a lot of attention but he was outstanding in Sean Kanan's Studio City.

That's lovely. I'd wondered about that and it's nice that they confirmed.

That's incredible!

Thanks for posting Y&R November 11, 1992, such a good episode! The video capture quality is amazing.

Awesome, thank you so much!

If the poster "Search for Yesterday" who uploaded a GL and a Y&R episode is reading this, I love that name. 😅

Meh.

What is this a reference to?

Wow! She looks beautiful. What year was this if you know?

Are there rules around what type of work requires you to be credited? Or is it all at her option?

Thank you for all the tea my dear!

I gave them too much credit! 🤣

Can we predict who will get told and when? I didn't watch today so maybe some of these happened. Jill - Offscreen via Zoom by Cane. Nina - Offscreen but it really makes all the sense in the world to bring Tricia Cast since Danny and Cricket are getting married again. On the other hand, they can have Cricket tell everyone at the coffeehouse how she told Nina and Nina is too devastated to come to the wedding, lol. Paul can send his regards as well. Summer - Offscreen mention by Phyllis or Nick. Amy - Onscreen at Nate's apartment. And then they can kill her off too. Holden - Onscreen at coffee house. Maybe some kind of bonding thing with Claire.