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Have there been any other spoilers regarding the blackout?

F*ck off, Gabi. Even though it was totally in character for her not to accept JJ's apology. I hope this isn't the end for them though. JJ and Gabi were always good together and I still think that there's a lot they can do with them as a couple. The acting was pretty good in their scenes as well. Between their scenes and whatever's going to happen with Theo, hopefully this means that JJ/Casey Moss will be used more. Speaking of Theo, I don't mind that they seem to be taking the character in a darker direction but I really think they needed to better establish the reasons why. All the times that Theo made those short visits to Salem, we never got the impression that he was bitter at JJ or had PTSD or anything. His explanation to Jada seemed a little random and too convenient for the plot. If anything, his bitterness should have been triggered by Claire cheating (which should have brought Claire back to Salem as well) Or even triggered by what Ben and Ciara did to him, which was also pretty f*cked up. NuTheo did a pretty good job too. I also enjoyed Philip/Xander vs. Tony. I liked seeing them go head to head. Hopefully, they don't accept Tony's offer and this all leads to a court battle for both businesses. I also wouldn't mind Brady playing a part in the business storyline either, even though they do seem to be stretching him a little thin lately. His scenes with Gabi provided us with a really good understanding of why he's doing what he's doing, and I really like that. And now that Alex and Stephanie made up after that fight, hopefully, the cliffhanger means that this isn't the end of the conflict for them.

A lot of people came off as really smug today, especially people at the hospital. Luckily, Steve Burton and Jane Elliott, and their scenes, really did save the episode as a whole. They work so well together. You really felt their sense of loss, especially Jason's. I really hope that GH delves into what it means for Jason, as a person, now that his mother is gone. I mean, he caused her so much pain for literally no reason. The character could definitely use a reset, and this is the time to do it.

I don't think so

Welcome back, Anna! I liked seeing her go head to head with Kate. I think both of their perspectives are an important part of the whole business storyline and I hope that we continue to see them. We do need to see Kate more, but I'm glad that she's basically back in her element now. I didn't mind her being a waitress at the Pub but at the same time, it didn't feel that right either. I also enjoyed seeing the college kids acting like college kids today. Holly being kinda douchy makes a lot of sense to me and it does play into her character lol and it could lead to some good drama. I'm glad that she has Ari to confide in though, and that Ari is there to give her the advice that she needs, but I hope she doesn't listen to. I do kinda wish that Doug III was still around though. He could've added another interesting dynamic to all of this. And yeah, whoever posted that maybe they should've added a coffee shop or something into the bookstore is 100% correct. I like seeing the set be put to use, but for Ari and Holly to just go there and hang out there was kinda weird. I love bookstores myself, but I don't hang out in them 😂 Btw, poor Aaron, but I figured that he and Ari never had a chance though😊😂😂 As for Tate, I've always had mixed feelings about his plan, but Ari running into Sophia as she left Tate's room could lead to something interesting happening

I was thinking, maybe he'll cheat with Willow but that could work 😂😂😂

RIP Monica 😥 I'm glad that she got to see her grandchildren before she died. It must have been a nice, peaceful moment for her. I just hope and pray that GH gives her a tribute that respects and honors both the actor and the character. Meaning that Sonny better have no part in it whatsoever. As for the rest of the episode, Ryan Quan's years under Ron are seeping into his scripts on GH. Carly and Britt being so campy and clowny was not necessary. Same can be said for Joss being a whore again. But I am intrigued by whatever Chase is going to do, and what it might mean for his marriage to Brook Lynn. The potential conflict could be really good

Your #1 soap? 😊😊

WTG, Brady! 👍 I loved seeing him lay down the law about his awful child. I know I've said it before but seeing him act like a mature adult has been so refreshing. He's finally able to be an important part of any storyline, and also, to carry on an in-depth conversation with characters like Marlena. I liked the way that she counseled him today. By writing him like this, in this storyline and in the DNA test storyline, he's becoming the perfect character to carry on John's legacy. Speaking of the DNA test, I'm really interested in seeing how that's going to play out though and if they're going to do what we've all suspected from the beginning. Chad and Thomas were good together too. They're really believable as father and son. I wasn't sure about all the Cat propping though, but at the same time, I wasn't completely against it either. I just feel so indifferent to this character. So often, her scenes do nothing for me and today was no different. I also enjoyed Sarah and Xander's scenes. Writing them like a classic supercouple was the right decision and I hope this continues, especially if they do go there with her and Brady. And if they decide to temporarily pair Xander with somebody else. I wonder if Xander lying to Sarah about beating up Philip, and Sarah accepting the lie, is going to mean something at some point.

I love his chest 😍😍😍

Yeah... Gio's reason for rejecting Tracy but accepting Sonny is bullshit. It was nice to see him comforting Emma though. Their almost kiss felt like classic soap. The Nina/Willow argument was really good too.

Does he live in NYC? 😂😂

Oh God 😍😍😍😍

So, they made Remy the next Daniel Colson? OK 🖕

Yeah. I forgot 😂 When it comes to monotonous, I think Rachel Boyd has her beat 😂 And agreed that RSW did well today. Being the ass or the villain really is his style, and I wouldn't mind Alex taking a darker turn either. He never worked as the good guy/hero/romantic lead that Ron wanted him to be. Agreed. As much as like the little nerd, I can't see him as a romantic rival of Tate's 😂

I enjoyed the fallout from the press conference, even though it was a bit of a mistake that Philip and Xander couldn't be there for Tony's announcement. I don't see why the writers had Victoria's birthday party take place at the same time. Philip and Xander have a much bigger stake in all this than Alex does. But I am interested in seeing where everybody goes from here... and if we get another court battle lol. Now that Alex has been clued in on the fraud, he adds another interesting dynamic to this storyline. As much I'd prefer Philip vs. Xander, I also wouldn't mind Philip/Xander vs. Alex, and the conflicts that it could possibly bring to their relationships with each other, Stephanie, Sarah, etc., especially since Alex and Stephanie had another argument that was really good. Plus, it's been nice to see Stephanie not be such a doormat anymore. Btw Alex, it's Dimera, not Damarea 😂😂 And although, I wasn't a fan of Sarah bringing up Xander beating Philip again, I appreciated the fallout from that too. I like how Maggie comforted her, and I thought Lindsey Godfrey did a good job too. I also enjoyed Chad and Theo's reunion. They've always had a good relationship and it was nice seeing them catch up about everything. Still too soon to judge about nuTheo's acting. But yeah, Gabi and Leo don't need to be BFFs

Yeah... June is still not necessary. And while I have mixed feelings about Ted and Leslie sleeping together, and am a little worried that it might just be anti-Ted propaganda, I am looking forward to the fallout and the ripple effects that it can have across the canvas. So many characters and their storylines can be affected by this.

I always thought he would've had a Vinny doll 😂😂

Oh Thomas...

I wonder what Kerry's been up to lately 😍😍😂

Not necessarily. Look at B&B 😂😂

Happy Birthday Victoria! I liked all the nice little family moments at the birthday party. I have mixed feelings about Sarah trying to get Philip to confess that Xander beat him up though. I thought she had gotten past that already. I figured that by this point, they would've moved on to the next dynamic in all of this. And, welcome back Kate! I'm glad that she finally got to share a scene with her great-granddaughter too. They actually worked pretty well together and I definitely wouldn't mind Ari going to work for Titan. And I like that Ari was there to counsel Sophia as well. She could add a very interesting dynamic to 'the Sophia trying to get Tate back' storyline. Speaking of Tate, I understood his POV, both with Holly and Sophia and I don't mind it but, again, those scenes were hurt by Leo Howard not being able to play angry all that well. When he was shouting at Holly, I didn't feel anything lol he really needs to work on that. I like the conflict brewing between him and Holly though. Holly came off as a little selfish (again) today and I think that can lead to something really good happening in this storyline. And yeah, it was a little strange that Alex held a press conference in the town square, but whatevs. That's typical Days lol

Same here 😂 I think that making this part of the storyline so centered around Javi was the right move as well, despite the acting. And the fact that I probably wouldn’t have picked this storyline for Javi either lol But he’s becoming his own character and I really like that. That’s the one of the best things about the new team; Days feels like Days again instead of some cruel, toxic joke.

Sami on Days. For the murder of Franco Kelly. And then years later for the murder of Stefano’s dirty cop.