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I'm not familiar at all but my problem is most of these things are events, not "reveals."

I had no idea!

RIP and all my love to Susan.

Maya being transgender needs to be on that list.

On this show, not paying taxes on some shoe sales merits banishment forever and Sally is tarnished as the town troublemaker because she... got Summer a really great job offer in Italy that she accepted. OTOH pedophiles and murderers walk free and no one cares (unless it's Adam). Reminds me of those "Sony Minisodes" they did some years back except those were fairly classic scenes. I had a thorough look at the Y&R ones and they're all more recent (2010s at least) except for a couple of clips from the first episode from 1973. Days seems to have some vintage 90s clips based on thumbnails, and some not-HD clips of their first episode in color (which was cool, cause I think I've seen it online before only in black and white). The Liquid Soap idea is fine, but is anyone dying to see clips such as Jason Thompson's Billy talking about sex ed with Reed?

Her shop was called something like "Roses Antiques and Pretty Things" - a double entendre for teen prostitutes she kept in the back.

Interesting that this is the only show with no women in the top 5 for the year. Thank you to everyone who contributes to these lists and Happy New Year!

An episode from March 1980 and the uploader says more to come!

I think it's fine that Eric and Ridge consider each other father and son and don't mention his parentage, but it makes me roll my eyes when they make comments like "it's all in the genes" about RJ's drawings and the Marone branch hypocritically claiming Hope is not Douglas' "real mother" and that they are the "real Forresters."

Uggggggggggggggh.

Wow, knowing the story of Angie and Jesse, I can't believe he would do that... but I do recall the obsession with baby switching for a while, particularly with ABC soaps.

What on earth? What even was the context there?

Wow! I'm a completist so this makes me very happy. Amazing work.

I couldn't believe it when she said in the judges' chambers. "I've never gotten a free pass for anything!" She's gotten a free pass for multiple murders or attempted murders.

Clarence's video was a lot better than the ones Leanna did.

LOL, very diplomatic. It's always the "lull" with this show. I can't see how Danny could even look at Phyllis, if he truly loved Christine. She tore their lives apart for nothing, and tried to murder her, and laughs about it. Though it is keeping in his character to be too nice.

Katherine Chancellor especially if you include her lovers. Gary Reynolds Phillip Chancellor Cash Cashman Brent Davis Rex Sterling

It was funny how Jordan was taunting Nikki about how stupid she was to actually follow through with her plan.

Merry Christmas, GL fans! Saw this lovely Christmas retrospective on the Italian youtube page:

Thank you to @ChickenNuggetz92 and all angels and uploaders! 😇🎅🥳

I feel like Brooke has to sleep with Liam at some point to complete the circle. Thomas too. It was so funny when she slept with Oliver but Bradley didn't want to make her slutty again so he made it into a preposterous mistake, and then when Ridge found out he pretty much grunted "oh, Logan!!!" like it was a sitcom... which it was... and this is why Ridge has to be played by Ronn Moss!

I thought that was all bad at the time too, but I guess I am over it. Yes, it was disgusting and shocking. I started watching when she was pregnant with Bridget and I found it so gross, that she didn't know if her husband was the baby's father or grandfather. I was never a fan of Brooke. I could not even understand why anyone would fight over Ridge, but if they were, I felt that Taylor "deserved him" because she was a good and moral person, and Brooke was disgusting. I could even overlook her sleeping with James in the cabin. Taylor was classy and intelligent. I remember Brooke parading around in lingerie, putting a bed in her office, sneaking up on Ridge in the sauna, throwing her underwear in his face... and he was a married man with children. I thought it was despicable. I was appalled when she then went after Thorne. IIRC young Bridget walked in on them and puked into a plant. I understood Stephanie's rage and rooted for her even though she's no saint herself. And then she slept with Bridget's husband! She just couldn't help herself. No accountability. I can't say I ever thought she was abusing the men though, seems to me they all slept with her willingly (although Eric and Ridge have both taken advantage of Brooke while she was impaired by alcohol and couldn't consent). At this point though.. everyone else has done the same thing (bad writing - keep playing the same story over and over with different characters, so now it's nothing special). Taylor has been involved with Ridge, his father, both his brothers, Brooke's son (also her daughter's boyfriend), father, AND brother. Yeah it was bad when Brooke slept with Thorne, but Taylor also slept with Thorne after killing his wife while drunk driving and lying about it while planning to marry him. That's a whole other level of despicable. And we are supposed to buy Taylor not only as reading the Bible, but being a missionary! And she and Steffy sit there judging the Logan sisters as if they haven't done all the same things. At this point the Logans seem quite normal and functional and not worse than anybody else.

Brooke used to be outrageously slutty for sleeping her way through the family but now that they've done that with every character (Taylor, Steffy, Donna, Katie, Eric, Bill, Ridge, Thorne, etc have all done it) she really doesn't seem that bad anymore. At least she hasn't killed anyone and is generally a pleasant person. She isn't sanctimonious either (just briefly with Amber and that was twenty years ago). She ended up being one of the more moral characters on the show TBH. Not what I would have thought during the 90s!

Clarence always has the 411 on the CBS soaps 😂 That looks like the same room from when Ashland saved Victoria's life in the car accident that killed Rey.

I think the reminder if supposed to be that he was responsible for the accident that led to Ashley losing her child. Would love to see a really old classic ep! Yeah, Lauren took Raul as her gala date IIRC, hah.