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12 minutes ago, Khan said:

 

"NEWMAN FOR CITY COUNCIL: Because he's tried everything else!"

"Nick, Nick, he's our man. If he can't do it...."

Nick Newman. Jack of all trades...

High school jock, coffee shop owner, business executive, bar owner,  rock star wannabe, contractor for low income housing and now, running for office. I wonder what his slogan is going to be.

Took long enough. Your job was to act, not dictate storylines.

Good luck.

15 hours ago, xtr said:

Victoria will be upset after Victor returns to Newman Enterprises and demotes her. Billy will offer her a job at Jabot. 

 

I feel like this has happened 10 times before.

On 9/4/2019 at 7:24 PM, detroitpiston said:

Tonight's episode has been hilarious so far. Shannen was definitely the missing piece of the puzzle and I'm loving them trying to figure out who the stalker is.

She was definitely the highlight. Her comments had me chuckling out loud. It's a shame she's only used as filler.

Tori, on the other hand. Absolutely cringeworthy. She's like a cartoon with her expressions and you can see an animated lightbulb going up over her head when a thought crosses her mind.

I've enjoyed watching it. It's a trip down memory lane. It won't be winning any Emmy awards, but I appreciate the dose of nostalgia and the common ground that was found to make it all come together.

Kyle and Lola have been married a whole nanosecond and Kyle is already sniffing around Summer? No wonder people don't care anymore. There's no point in getting invested in any storyline.

https://www.bcrnews.com/2019/08/29/a-sidewalk-star-for-kathryn-hays/an43its/

Kathryn Hays is being honoured in her hometown. Nice to see her again.

6 hours ago, Khan said:

 

Sigh.

 

I'll probably catch hell and everything else for revealing this information, but since it's come up several times in the past in this and other threads -- why not?

 

Tom Eplin's departure from ATWT had nothing to do with contracts being up, or anything of that nature.

 

I had no idea. I appreciate the information, and thank you for taking the time to share it.

Molly and Jake were great. I think that's the only time we saw who Molly truly was, and she finally had someone who understood her. I had never previously watched Tom Eplin, obviously knew of him through the daytime circles, but he was a likeable performer. It seemed so random to get rid of him, but I just assumed it was because his contract was up. Too bad, because he made Molly likeable, layered, and talked her down from a couple of ledges.

Yikes. That comes across poorly. Was there more context to the question? Normally, you want to give someone the benefit of the doubt, but...

I'm more interested in the fall out/follow up of Kelly Moncao's post than anything else. Her mentions on that tweet are something else....

1 hour ago, Paul Raven said:

Take one of the few young male actors (Kyle) on a show overrun with over 30 men -(Jack,Victor, Nick, Paul,Michael, Adam,Rey, Cane, Billy, Kevin) and have him marry twice in a year, the latest to his'true love' thereby dooming him to storyline hell....

And a good young actor at that. I think MM is one of the stronger hires over the past few years: He's an Abbott, charismatic, easy on the eyes. Having him domesticated is wrong. However, with it being August, he'll probably be divorced again by December at the rate this writing and the show is going. There are no long term arcs.

Already?

That must've been an incredible roll in the hay.

"Wedding of the Year"

Sad to come across this. ATWT's Finn Carter was arrested:

https://www.reviewjournal.com/crime/courts/tremors-actress-finn-carter-in-las-vegas-court-on-felony-charges-1815074/

If there was ever an advertisement for "quality doesn't equal quantity", look no further 

Victor Webster and Matt Cedeno from DOOL. They were both very easy on the eyes, but their characters....

It was an interesting time on Days during that era, countering those two with the likes of Jensen Ackles and Jason Cook, who played characters with a lot of substance. Jay K. Johnson took a while to grow on me, but looking back, he was the best Philip. Kyle Brandt, meanwhile, was clearly in the wrong profession.

 

 

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1 hour ago, xtr said:

 

 

And by giving this excuse of not knowing what to do with her creatively, they also come off looking incompetent IMO.

100%. You're a writer. It's your job!

 

 

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19 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

Yep, Ana and Hilary are totally different lanes as personalities, but since they are black, TPTB see them as sharing the same slot. Yet they see no problem with Chelsea and Chloe both being back. They don’t even see story potential in what a potential Hilary return would mean for Devon’s family.

 

Absolutely, and that pisses me off. Dru and Olivia were so different. Yet, both had such a valuable place on the canvas. Olivia, a dedicated doctor -- a little more set in her ways. Dru, a free spirit who took the show by storm. A ying and yang that brought so much together and separately. 

Lazy ass writers.

Tyler Christopher's 'o face' was pretty memorable during one of Nikolas and Emily's love scenes.

11 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

Rather than the subliminal sh!t he pulls, I would have more respect for Goddard if he just came out and admitted "I didn't want to be paired with that fat and old woman." That's exactly what it is, and let's not pretend any differently. 

Yup. 

Cue his next shirtless selfie on Instagram because he's feeling bad about his body with some inspirational quote about being the best you.

Chance? Money laundering? What kind of a 180 character change is that? Ridiculous.

If only this meant Tricia Cast was on her way back...

I hope her family is doing okay.

Bob/Kim/Susan was well done. Margo/Tom/Hal, even as shortlived as it was. Once Gregg exited the role of Tom, I preferred Margo with Hal.

I also enjoyed the first round of Nikki/Victor/Ashley. 

Caroline/Ridge/Brooke

20 hours ago, NothinButAttitude said:

 

Agreed. 

 

Sadly, the genre only has themselves to blame as they've created the supercouple culture, which has tarnished a lot of these characters. 

Absolutely.

Perhaps the lack of Edible Arrangements being delivered to his dressing room and no banner in the sky above the studio motivated the post. Just be grateful you have a job, sir.