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It's a horrible situation there. I had no idea how bad til now. Meanwhile:

I didn't know for a long time that they brought in a KL dude for S7. That makes sense, because the season really did have a unifying story, something I don't remember primetime soaps having past the '80s (I know they did one on Dynasty near the end as well). I've been saying it since I was a teen, but MP should not have been cancelled that year given the atrocious state of 90210 at the time. 90210 should've gotten the hook instead. I will echo the above mostly, though my more substantive thoughts on S4 and 5 are somewhere else in the thread. I think S5 has a lot of interesting experiments as well as a lot of pure failures.

Yeah, Manchin is just posturing trying to get more position for himself and play to his base. It's not going anywhere.

Uh-oh!

More on the Gang Who Couldn't Shoot Straight:

In addition to that history, Biden also has less onus on him as he is, let's face it, white. An old white man can get away with power moves against the GOP that the first Black president struggling not to be pigeonholed as the angry Black man could not.

Tragic.

Finally getting to Ep 3 (and 4). Their parodying the old soap trick of hiding people's pregnancies behind jackets, bags, etc. is a hoot. Teyonah Parris is great as Monica a.k.a. "Geraldine".

Like most of us, I have many issues with Tyler Perry but the fact that he made a point to pad her paychecks on his films (after discovering how little she got paid in the '70s) and named one of his soundstages after her while she was alive - a gesture she apparently was very moved by - softens me slightly.

Can someone pass me the current Y&R vault link in PM? Mine isn't working atm. Much appreciated.

Keep at it, fools.

An essential watch. She had the last word.

What a legend.

It's not too late to get your Neil WInters on, Khan!