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Passions: 2004: That year was sort of the climax of Passions as a whole. Storylines that had been dragged out since the year it debuted finally reached their endpoint, couples broke up and others got back together, Characters were written out, new characters were brought in. Too bad it all didn't work out in the end.

Is there going to be any more Days content uploaded to their Youtube channel during the Olympics break? As much as I would love to have drinks with Eric Martsolf 😍😂, I hope that's not the only thing that gets uploaded. It has gone a little over the place since Johnny became possessed. If the devil had shown interest in Dimera at the same time that he was interested in Ben and Ciara's baby, I think it would make a lot more sense. I do have to say that Carson's been doing a really good job though. He plays coldhearted really well.

😂😂😍 Do you need Premium to watch on Peacock?

You’re right. But now the pace is starting to remind me of B&B’s

Yeah, NBC really dropped the ball by waiting so long to decide whether there was going to be a preemption or not, so I think they’re partially to blame for the lackluster cliffhanger. The show’s pacing issues are also to blame as well, IMO

This Willow’s birth certificate thing just took a very stupid, very undramatic turn. I’m really excited for Spencer and Trina’s scenes tomorrow though

Poor Tracy There was still so much they could’ve done with her

Less on the face, more on the chest 😂😂

Because RC has a problem with male bisexuality.

Gee, imagine if Frank Valentini was EP at that time. What he would have done to placate Mo 😂😂 And I’m surprised that Genie Francis and Tony Geary treated Jacob Young like that, especially in Genie’s case since she was a recast herself. How would she have felt if Denise Alexander had treated her like that?

I wouldn't have done this storyline at all. If it were me, I would've kept Craig and Nancy offscreen, married and happy. And just had them visit every so often. I mean, it is a story that should be told, but Craig and Nancy meant a lot to a lot of fans. And now to say that their story was all for nothing, I get why some fans are upset about this.

Just because I feel like playing into stereotypes 😂😂😂

I saw it as Craig referring to the time that they weren't together, around the time Nancy had Chloe, but didn't know who her father was. Either that or somebody didn't do their research on Craig and Nancy's relationship

How are they gonna have Tracy and Austin in the same place and not give them a scene together?

Well, at least they had Nancy ask whether or not Craig was bi 😂 I still hope that this leads to something and Craig and Nancy aren't gone in a few months. I won't hold my breath though.

David Kreizman is a good script writer. I'm assuming RC wrote those gay stereotype lines in the second draft or something.

Gotta say, I think this new Willow and Nina stuff is about two years too late 😂 I don't understand why they obviously rewrote the story back then and didn't just have And honestly, I'm surprised that Nelle hasn't turned up alive yet

Yep Will and Sonny's apartment in Phoenix, which used to be Charlie's apartment

😂😂😂😂 Suddenly I’m in the mood to listen to some opera 😂

Wtf? Then what does that say about Stefano? 😂😂

I think they shouldn't have aged Mike and David as much as they did. Yeah, the younger characters mandate came down and all the soaps had to follow it but they could have just aged them into teens, like 15-16 year olds, as opposed to adults that were getting married, having kids, working full time jobs at Anderson, etc. It worked with the Last Blast Crew, in some ways. Let them be teens for a while instead of rushing them into adulthood and making Julie a grandmother at the age of 28 or whatever 😂😂

So, enjoy 😋

I found the WLS interview, and they pretty much say that it was Margaret DePriest's doing. They went to her and objected to the way they were being portrayed in Bo and Hope's story, and as a result, MD said that she couldn't write for them anymore. Still think it could have been a better exit though. I really have to read their autobiography.

So I've been watching the 1984 episodes and Doug and Julie's exit seems so abrupt and rushed. They were talking about the cruise they were going on, and that was it. No big final scene with Hope? Or Tom and Alice? Was there some BTS trouble between Days and the Hayes' at the time?

Haha I was thinking the same thing