janea4old
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---------- (preview of a scene from Monday March 17) GH Sneak: What's Tracy Up To? Tracy, Brook Lynn and Chase are all in the parlor, looking at their phones. Sasha enters and Tracy wants Sasha to tell Maria she'd like tea. Sasha says Maria has left for the day but she(Sasha) will go get the tea, and Sasha exits. Then Gio enters. Tracy asks Gio if he saw any government officials or bulldozers when he came up the driveway? Brook Lynn wants to know what Tracy is up to. Watch the video on abc.com's GH page in the "extras" section at this link: https://abc.com/video/692cbf9a-6958-447e-b0ed-0228111fa488/playlist/PL557769560 If you subscribe to Hulu, find the same clip by going to the Hulu GH page, select the "extras" tab, and then look for "GH Sneak: What's Tracy Up To?" https://www.hulu.com/watch/9bd09323-3c27-48dd-8134-7ea598c5554f ----------
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Saturday Night Live, March 8, 2025
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I am enjoying reading posts about watching these episodes for the first time. I find it fun to read.
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Saturday Night Live, March 8, 2025 This is AMAZING
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Saturday Night Live, March 8, 2025 Lady Gaga hosted and was the musical guest. Here's a playlist of the episode (not all of is her, but much is). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8E3arXq75Q&list=PLS_gQd8UB-hJGh39cxZs-PVWm5F_6hE_O She did the opening monologue and was in many of the sketch comedy segments. Her acting as various characters was great. I really liked this one:
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It was rape. Not 'slept with' https://rainn.org/articles/sexual-assault "What is force? Force doesn’t always refer to physical pressure. Perpetrators may use emotional coercion, psychological force, or manipulation to coerce a victim into non-consensual sex. Some perpetrators will use threats to force a victim to comply, such as threatening to hurt the victim or their family or other intimidation tactics." In this case, it was a threat to Lucas by intentionally allowing him to die if she didn't comply.
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Yes this is what was shown on screen when they were young. And then their older childhood and their teen years were offscreen, so it probably never came up. Modern families have various mixes of parents, so it probably didn't seem any more unusual to them than other kids their age. Okay that makes sense.
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Yes that's the pact that was described this past week. Johnny and Allie always knew they had different fathers, even since childhood. What I was saying was that there was never discussion/pact/whatever amongst the adults onscreen in the past, regarding whether/how to tell the children about the rape.
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That pact never happened. It was a retcon for this recent dialogue. Are you praising the retcon from the dialogue to finagle an explanation, in order to make the current story work ... ? Well okay, I guess? But those of us who followed the original storyline know that didn't happen onscreen. The discussion of what to tell the children never happened onscreen, because the the children were too young onscreen for such discussions, so there was no reason for the adults to discuss onscreen what to tell them. Sami left Salem with the children to move to California after EJ "died" for a movie thing. At that time the children were young, maybe early elementary school. Then when EJ was found alive in the warehouse, she took him to Italy for burn recovery. All that time, Allie and Johnny (and Sydney) were offscreen. Then all three children were offscreen for years, with Sami visiting Salem for very short stints occasionally but no children ever shown. (Will was already an adult and a father before EJ "died".) Finally Allie and Johnny were SORASed and brought to Salem as young adults.
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This is *very* oversimplified but ... per state and federal employment laws (as they currently exist before politicians might gut them in the future) ... Those employment laws say that if someone is injured or ill or newly-disabled, and cannot do their regular job duties, then the employer should find them a parallel job working for the same employer. For example, a contract employee is injured doing forklift work in a warehouse then he/she is reassigned to a new job doing office work for the same company. I speculate that Disney has an internal corporate policy to do something like that if one of their theme park employees is injured. I know they don't want to fire MB from acting on GH, due to his mental health disability, for example that he became suicidal during the months of COVID inactivity. But can ABC/Disney find him something else to do which he'd find meaningful/fulfilling? Disney is huge. There has to be something he'd feel good about, in which he could contribute to life and find meaning.
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Here's another copy of Eva's ig post. (Eva's not allowing embedding for this) https://www.instagram.com/p/DHRQjjTS06u/ evalarue Mi #GeneralHospital Familia 😃 #mykids @generalhospitalabc jgracelopez MAMA! 😍 Omg this fills my heart w so much love. 💕 Love you forever! 🥰 And welcome to GH @javichondo ! Te vas a brillar! ✨ Full-sized image
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That's what they did with Cady McClain. She even said on her instagram "I'm proud to be a supporting player" and she has appeared in the closing credits as recurring. Per Cady's instagram, Cady is still artistic director of a theatre in Westchester, NW, and also she's teaching at an acting studio in New York. That still doesn't deal with the Ashley/Derek actors being on contract. But maybe they'll feature them less later on, after the current contract cycle.
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"It's not the mistakes that define us. It's the choices we make afterward that do." Captain Olivia Benson, "Law&Order: SVU" (season 6, episode 12).
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