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I'm still surprised that man is still there. It's April tomorrow and I thought he would be gone by February. SMH!!!

I think Shauna went to live with her Aunt if I'm not mistaken? I would go have and bring on Johnny, Connor, Lucy as teens too. And perhaps another teenage girl unrelated to the canvas to form a teen scene. However, probably due to obvious lack of budget and COVID it probably won't happen. Maybe, Kyle, Jack, Summer and CO. can rebrand Glo By Jabot 20 years later bringing them together. Johnny can be the "Golden Boy" of both the Newman and Abbott families causing a rivalry with Connor who is the black sheep. Perhaps, Chelsea decides to finally bond with Johnny the son she gave up which can cause drama between she, Billy, and Victoria. Johnny and Connor can also rival over for Lucy's affections. Chelsea decides to tell Johnny the truth about her being his natural mother but Victoria threatens her not to do so. Connor overhears them two arguing and decides to rub salt in the wound at his brother/cousin revealing it at Johnny's Sweet 16 Birthday Party i.e. Phillip on Guiding Light finding out about him being a Marler. So much potential with having a teen scene again. I just hope the writers don't screw it up like regimes have been doing for years now.

Another promo featuring Justin, Ashley, and Reena

Maybe Teen Johnny or Connor?

Like someone 😉 commented this is one confusing promo if you were a average viewer.

I was hoping she would be involved in this story too. But alas all she does is complain about Thomas to Ridge and encourage her daughter to take back her emotional abuser.

I'm going to miss Alyvia in the role too. But she has been booking outside jobs ever since she was a little girl. So I figured she wasn't going to be on this show much longer. I wonder are they planning to bring on older versions of Johnny, Connor, and Lucy too?

Reena Threatens Ashley Promo - NBC

I wonder how would Dennis Parlato, Phillip Brown or Roscoe Born would've done as Keith Dennison?

Yesterday afternoon I restarted L.A. Law Season 7 where I left off. Now I'm about to be on Episode 16 of the season (if it's available) I have thoughts...

If this was MAB tenure Amanda's grandfather would probably be played by Ernie Hudson. If they got Keith David I would hope they would use it as free publicity to promote coming onto the series. But for the entire show as a whole too.

While On YouTube bmuz posted these following episodes from 1986.

I guess it could be worse. It could be the last few years of Guiding Light where wealthy characters were hanging out in gas stations and renovating houses in rural Springfield.

Scott Holroyd (ex-Paul ATWT)was on an episode of MacGyver last night.

Keith David would be a huge-get for this show. With this expansion of Television City hopefully we'll get better sets again. Though I wouldn't hold my breath. It's sad that YR has the worst sets out of the four remaining soaps. If you would've told me that five years ago I would've laughed. I take it Amanda/Hilary's bio family our supposed to be a mix of the Kennedy's, Obama's, and the Harrison's from Another World.

Reilly didn't get Jack either.

I thought it would be fun and insightful topic about in your opinion or what you've heard about writers not necessarily capturing the particular essence of a certain character past or present regimes were able to capture. i.e. I heard Claire Labine didn't get Sean & Tiffany and that's why in a year and a half she got there they were essentially off the canvas. So who were the characters and writers that didn't mesh well?

When Paul was on I wanted him to have a few scenes with Nate since he and his father Nathan were best friends and worked together as Private Investigators back in the day too. He could've be an unlikely ally of Nate when the whole Elena/Devon/Nate triangle first occurred. Also recalling how his father's affair with Keesha Monroe had affected everyone in his circle including Nate himself.

That's the elephant in the room between Jack & Sally. As I said on Twitter yesterday Sally was a kid when Shemar Moore was hosting Soul Train. While Jack was a grown man when Soul Train premiered with Don Cornelius as the host.

A problem with this show in the words of Elvis Presley - A little less conversation a little more action,

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