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Yeah... Portia is a raging douche. At this point, I'd rather Curtis go back to Jordan. And that they find someone new for Isaiah as well.

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Yeah. I always thinking that it was gonna be revealed that this Andre pretending to be Tony, but now I'm not sure. Plus, I'm starting to find the writing for Tony a little similar to the way that Paula Cwikly wrote him in 2002, long before it was revealed that it was really Andre all along

According to AWHP, James DePaiva auditioned for Jamie Frame in 1986

WTG, Maggie! 👍 It was nice seeing her stand up to Tony and not accept his demand for the company. I hope she continues to be used more in this storyline. Btw, Maggie and Tony are old friends? Days is still stretching Brady a little thin though lol but I don't mind him becoming a part of the business storyline. I don't agree with him suggesting that Philip and Xander give in to Tony and hand over the company but I like that it possibly puts him at odds with the two of them and Alex. That could lead to something interesting happening. And, his reasons for his suggestion did make sense. And I have to admit, I saw a little chemistry between Stephanie and EJ too. Not a lot, but some. I actually wouldn't mind them going there at some point with the two of them. That could have huge ripple effects across the canvas, and could also be tied to some upcoming returns. Plus, I don't necessarily hate Stephanie and Alex as a couple (now anyway lol) but I think it's time for them to do something different with Stephanie. And I liked that she and EJ finally started to plan the big gala to celebrate the opening of the free clinic. Chad/Brady was a nice surprise too. Interactions between characters who usually don't share scenes together are always good. As for Chad and Cat, I still say they should've had Chad lie to her about supporting Mark's parole. That would've made them a lot more interesting to me. But at the same time, congratulations Mark.

Yeah... was the wedding a pitch from the worst writing team in soap history and MVJ just decided to run with it? It reeked of the two of them and it really messed up today, as a whole. But I did enjoy Martin/Eva. I wouldn't mind them building a brother-sister relationship. It could put him against Kat, who is starting to grow on me but I'm still Team Eva. June is still not necessary though.

But now, I'm worried they'd make Tracy the bad guy 😂

Seriously, wtf are they doing with Britt? I actually had high hopes for this storyline and now it's basically FF material. It's like they've basically forgotten that post-Ron, Britt wasn't a lunatic anymore. And yeah, Michael, grow some balls and tell your J/O parents that they're not welcome at Monica's funeral.

Liquid dynamite, whatever that is 😂😂😂

I really wish this whole mess was available to see

Can't forget the Great Salem Earthquake either 😂😂 But I remember liking Sami's story. It definitely was staged very well. And the fact that it was written or played like a big joke has me really interested in seeing what happens next.

It appears that Brady's stupidity has been passed on to his son 😂 I really enjoy Brady/Tate scenes. Brady, telling Tate that his plan for Sophia was not good was definitely the advice that he needed. I'm curious to see what Tate's going to do next. Brady getting to hold his grandson was really nice too. And despite Rachel Boyd's monotone, emotionless voice, I did enjoy all the scenes at the Pub with the younger crowd as well. I didn't expect Holly to deck Tate though, even though I did think that it was in character for her to be so bitchy and impulsive. But at the same time, maybe it would have been better if they had let this secret with Tate play out for a little longer. The effects that it could have had on Tate/Holly's relationship and Holly's friendship with Ari could have been a lot stronger if they had let this burn for a little longer. Btw, Idk if it was intentional but they had Sophia looking evil today 😂 And yeah, they're still kinda missing the mark with Johnny and Chanel. They really should be a part of whatever EJ's doing at the hospital rather than anything happening with the college crowd. I'd rather something from that storyline possibly prevent them from adopting Tesoro rather than what Sophia's gonna do. The Marlena/Sarah scenes were really nice too.

Then again, maybe mystery goop wasn’t as popular with fans as they thought it was going to be 😂😂😂

Maybe Higley was promoted for those few months in order to ease the transition between Cwikly/Brash and JER.

Interesting. I like umbrella storylines like that on soaps. Hopefully, this ends up having huge effects across the canvas. And I imagine that'll be much, much better than that poison script garbage that Days did in February.

They're one of the few couples worth rooting for 😉😂😂

Gio and Emma 😍😍 But yeah, you're right @ranger1rg. Their kiss didn't really fit in with the rest of the episode. Maybe it should have happened immediately after Gio found out about Monica. Everyone absorbing the news about Monica was the best part of today. Steve Burton continued to shine and I really hope the aftermath of Monica's death leads to them taking the character in a different direction. Hopefully, the same thing happens for Michael too. And it was also really nice to see Tracy be comforted by her son and granddaughter. And agreed that we should be seeing Ned's perspective a lot more. Not only with Gio, but now with Monica's death as well. Welcome back, Nathan, I guess lol that didn't really fit in with the rest of the episode either. And yeah still, Laura should be ashamed of herself.

I wasn't sure either, so I checked the dates lol The fashion show was Higley's last week as solo head writer. Then she shared one week with JER, who then took over on his own.

I've sometimes wondered if that's Tyler's way of playing autistic. I think Basic Black was started under Tom Langan. Bo and Hope getting attacked at the fashion show was Higley. I like it, but I think they kinda missed the mark a little bit with this storyline. Maybe it would've worked better if Sophia had lied about the baby in order to punish Tate because he had reunited with Holly. Or because he was preoccupied with her and Doug III

I hope they reject Tony's offer too, and the case goes to court. That would be fun to see. Plus, Days has gotta get their money's worth out of that courtroom set 😂😂

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.

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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