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Directed by Steven Williford

Closing credits of Wed. March 12, 2025... includes noncontract actors for the week of March 10-14. This person is listed... I guess we see him Thurs. March 13 or Fri. March 14? Robert Christopher Riley as "Dr. Carlton Fitzgerald" https://www.instagram.com/robrileynyc/p/DCr6s_RyoBw/ .

From Wed March 12 closing credits: Jeremy Anderson as "George". https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4442355/

From Wed March 12 closing credits: The actor playing the older detective cop newly partnered with Jacob: Darryl W. Handy as Detective Marcel Malone https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5055023/

Wed. March 12 Breakdown: Gregori J. Martin Dialogue: Cheryl L. Davis

Star Trek (canon) audio series announced Feb. 2025 about Khan. https://www.startrek.com/news/star-trek-khan-voice-cast-naveen-andrews-wrenn-schmidt

Here's a link for same NewYorker piece, for anyone hit by a registration/paywall thing: https://archive.is/DIdSn

Interesting. I can see paramountplus essential without ads by using a simple adblocker, so I didn't realize what ads were being shown. Peacock has a cheaper tier with ads and a more expensive adfree version. I couldn't watch the cheaper Peacock unless I disabled adblock. And when I signed up for the cheaper Peacock, I used a fake birthdate -- I think I said I was 90 years old, so all the ads I saw were about medications and mobility aids.

In that early episode, when Ted came off the elevator and didn't see Leslie, but she saw him... When I first watched the episode on its original airdate, I thought Ted had seen Leslie, but it had been so many years since he'd last seen her that he didn't recognize or or it simply didn't register in his mind. Another interpretation I had back then (on first watching) was that he was being the "important" doctor who didn't "see" the random "nonperson" Leslie who was just any of the poor random people walking by. As might be depicted on some shows/movies when a self-important character walking down the sidewalk doesn't notice anyone sitting on the edge of the sidewalk -- because they are perceived as "lesser" or unworthy of notice. This was NOT shown in the BTG episode ... just a random thing that I imagined Ted was doing, so that is why Leslie's presence didn't register to him. (just a possible interpretation I had back then, which proved to be incorrect) So I thought it was one of thesethings: Ted actually saw her and knew her well in the past, but didn't recognize/remember her after all these years. Or, his mind didn't notice her at all due to his self-importance ignoring lesser people in general. Or perhaps a third alternative: Maybe he knew her for only a few hours many years ago, so he really would not have recognized her even if he studied her closely. Or a fourth alternative: Maybe they never met at all in the past, and she saw him once from afar and has fixated on him for decades. So then I was shocked when he recognized her after her fake suicide attempt manipulation with Nicole. Did he not recognize her the first time because of her silk press hairstyle? Did she have lighter-colored wavy hair when he knew her all those years ago, and therefor the wig she used in the fake suicide episode -- did that wig cause him to remember her finally? Well no I was wrong again! LOL. None of my theories were correct. Thanks for the post upthread of the video clip of the early episode of their first encounter at the elevator when she saw him but he didn't see her. LOL it was all so simple. He was preoccupied with his phone and didn't see her at all. LOL. And when he saw her after the fake suicide, it was clear that he'd known her well in the past and that her hairstyle didn't matter, he really knew her. Just laughing at myself and my incorrect guesses. Thanks to @Cheap21 for posting this:

@Errol Do you know if the ads on ParamountPlus are the same for all viewers? Or does the ParamountPlus browser viewing, (or app viewing) have some sort of algorithm that picks up cookies from the viewer's device, and then tailors the ads for the viewers?

I'm speculating the same, that there's more to the plane crash story. But that's as far as I got with guessing. That there's something but I have no idea what, LOL.

Or maybe Alan/Martin is working with someone else, such as Ian. It seems the show wouldn't let Traci be happy, would they? (sigh)

Meanwhile, the other fluid or bisexual no-labels black Dupree in daytime -- is Chanel Dupree on Days. Yes her maiden surname is Dupree, although she's married to a DiMera and using DiMera now.

So the person holding Phyllis and Sharon captive, confirmed at end of Wed Feb. 12 US (already aired Tues Feb. 11 Canada) https://soapsspoilers.com/the-young-and-the-restless/recaps/yandr-day-ahead-alan-phyllis-sharon-captor It's Alan, or more likely, Alan's not-dead evil twin Martin. (I never believed it was Martin who fell in Paris)

It aired in Canada but not in US yet, I'll post it on the March spoiler thread.

Abigail had more than one breakdown, hence my confusion. Griffith wrote Mansi's breakdown as Abigail, setting Ben on fire? And then Marci's Abigail's breakdowns were written by Carlivati?

^ That wasn't Griffith at DAYS writing that. That was Carlivati. ------------------- This was Griffith at DAYS:

Here he is in a video with some of the cast behind-the-scenes. https://www.instagram.com/p/DGetdGzMEJl/ officialjadenlucasmiller History!!!!! Beyond the Gates….. Monday the 24th never forget this day. Always believe in yourself no matter what, manifestation is real I’m a living proof. Destiny doesn’t respond to noise it respond to discipline To my team thank you, Gods plan!!!! #manifestation #motivation #mindset #beyondthegates #soapopera .

Guiding Light writer Jill Lorie Hurst replying to Danielle Paige re: March 10, 2025 episode of BTG

I disagree. Alexa isn't playing Lulu like AMC Babe at all. Completely different. Alexa's playing Lulu Spencer really strongly, in my opinion. Not flaky at all.

This is excellent. Thank you for posting this.

I was going to post the same!

Oh I see that @Errol posted on the main site here: https://www.soapoperanetwork.com/2025/03/bet-encores-beyond-the-gates-primetime