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totally agree she was a massive part of what made the show what it was for decades and carried so many iconic storylines its only natural that her role has shifted over time but her presence still adds so much and her chemistry with other actors is always a highlight

It doesn’t really matter Suzanne and Drake worked together for 40 years even if they barely shared scenes and Maggie absolutely should have been at the funeral especially when Bo and Hope came back to Salem Did we even see any scenes of Bo or Hope with Maggie

saw those scenes with Maggie Julie and Marlena and honestly Marlena was ice cold toward Maggie yet again this recurring tension feels really unprofessional to me but I guess you cant always separate real life feelings from what happens onscreen Susan Seaforth Hayes and Frances Reid had their issues too and the tension was obvious back in the 90s guess Suzanne and Deidre will never be friends so maybe there is just no need for them to share scenes in the future it really makes the viewing experience uncomfortable by the way it happens people in work environments dont always get along

Does anyone have video of this April 17 2000 Crimson Lights scene where Grace tells Meg that Tricia helped frame Tony I am especially looking for the Meg Tricia confrontation that followed

Viki Dorian Katherine and Jill Brooke and Erica Sheila and Lauren Sami and Carrie And yeah Kristen and Marlena too

Darlene Conley and Susan Flannery together was pure lightning. That chemistry, that power, that edge. They didn’t just elevate The Bold and the Beautiful - they were the show.

I disagree. Victor and Nikki were huge in the 90s, no doubt, but they peaked back then. The show has survived and evolved plenty of times without them being the center, and honestly they’ve overstayed their welcome for years now.

The 80s leaned hard into super couples and wild adventures. Bradys and DiMeras everywhere with the Hortons pushed way into the background (Jen and Hope were really the exceptions)

WEEK OF JULY 30 - AUGUST 3, 1979 Stephanie Woodruff convinced Mary Anderson to drop the lawsuit against Chris Kositchek because of her father Bob Anderson's health. Stephanie also confessed to Julie Wiliams that she's really the believed dead Brooke Hamilton and had plastic surgery which was as successful as Julie's can be. Margo Horton found Trish Banning's hidden diamonds, but Trish swore her to secrecy. Donna Craig likes Arthur, the son of Marlena's patient, Lester. Doug Williams hit the bottle while admitted to Dr. Neil Curtis that he was raised an orphan and his real name is Brent Douglas.

What was the point of bringing her back from the dead, only to kill her off again with no real payoff?

Sherry Shuttak had a brief turn, but for viewers, Ashley Abbott is defined by Eileen Davidson - and sometimes Brenda Epperson. Heather Tom is the only Victoria in my book. Steve Wilder tried - but for most of us, Jack Deveraux will always be Matthew Ashford.

Jess Walton, Brenda Epperson, RKK (Bo Brady) and Mark Valley as Jack are perfect examples of recasts who clicked instantly. Total wins! 👏

Yeah, I wasn’t really moved by the gala either. They talked so much about Tom… but what about Alice? Mickey? And Bill! Honestly, I would’ve preferred the Hortons just sitting in the living room at the Horton house, reminiscing, with more rare flashbacks. No need for a big gala.

Gosh, Suzanne is such a classic - truly a beautiful person, inside and out.