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In Tues Jan 3 (US) eppy, Danny mentions Gina to Cricket! Danny says that he is still touring around the world, and that Gina sometimes flies out to wherever he is on tour and she gets on stage to do a couple of songs with him. Danny says he spent Thanksgiving with Gina. (He doesn't say where they spent Thanksgiving.) Danny: "I do enjoy traveling the world and visiting some of my favorite places, seeing new ones, meeting people. And Gina flies out on occasions, and, yeah, we get her onstage. She does a couple songs, that's always the best!" Cricket asked "Gina's doing well?" Danny replied "Yeah she's great. she's great, yeah. I spent Thanksgiving with her; and Christmas and New Year's with Daniel."

I too agree with what @darrell66 said about how it should have played out.

Yeah the Republicans are not the majority. The Non-voters are the majority. _______ The common but unproven/inaccurate thought is that the USA is evenly split between Democrats and Republicans. Between 1/3 and 1/2 of the electorate doesn't vote. https://www.electproject.org/election-data/voter-turnout-data A huge percentage of eligible voters in the USA don't vote, so we don't really know what they think. Do they favor either party? Do they just not care? Did they want to vote but encountered roadblocks in their ability to cast a ballot? Who knows?

Bo wouldn't be a blind item. SOD has already run articles about his return.

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Patty Murray sworn in as President Pro Tempore of the US Senate. (the prior pro tem Patrick Leahy retired). https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/politics/wa-sen-patty-murray-for-now-is-second-in-line-for-presidency/ Ms. Murray is now second in line after the VP for the US presidency. Usually it's the line of succession is: VP, Speaker of the House, and then Senate pres pro tem. But there currently is no Speaker! The Senate president pro tem is usually the longest-serving senator from the majority party. Murray, as she begins her 31st year in the Senate, is now the second-most-senior female senator in history, trailing only her Democratic colleague California Sen. Dianne Feinstein by two months. Feinstein said last year she wasn’t interested in the president pro tem position.

She doesn't have story. She has episodes in which she is mostly just pouring coffee. Literally.

The "officer" was the cop following Sheila in the car chase. As it was happening, he was describing it on the phone to Deputy Chief Baker. He appeared twice - December 19 and 20.

Oh I see what you mean.

A contract on U.S. soaps does two things: It ensures that that show can use you when they need you. It gives you "benefits" (health insurance, retirement, etc.). Also, when you are on a contract, you are guaranteed to be paid for x number of episodes per week, averaged over time. If you have a one-episode guarantee, then they pay you for 52 episodes in the year, but some months you might air a lot, and some months you might not air at all. However, a contract doesn't guarantee that they will keep you. All it does is keep you available for them. Even with a multi-year contract, they can fire you at the end of any 13-week cycle.

Brazil will have first Indigenous woman chief for key post Brazil's President-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva announced the ministers for his incoming government, in Brasilia, Brazil, Thursday, Dec. 29, 2022. RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Brazil’s President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced Thursday that Sônia Guajajara will head up a new Ministry of Indigenous Peoples, with a mandate to oversee policies ranging from land demarcation to health care. Guajajara was elected to Congress in October. She is widely known as the leader of the main umbrella group for Brazil’s many Indigenous tribes and is a member of the Amazon Guajajara. This year she made Time Magazine’s annual list of the world’s 100 most influential people. https://apnews.com/article/technology-politics-brazil-government-united-states-802853d7e3f1364abf310971acb658a7 The appointment of Guajajara to such a post marks a 180 degree turn from Brazil’s current government. Outgoing president Jair Bolsonaro, defeated in October, is an opponent of Indigenous rights and land with a record of racist statements. In 1998, when he was still a fringe lawmaker, he spoke in Brazil’s Congress praising the U.S. Cavalry for having “decimated its Indians” and regretted Brazil had not done the same. The lands where Brazil’s Indigenous peoples live constitute one of the world’s most important carbon sinks. The Amazon rainforest acts as a buffer against climate change by absorbing large amounts of carbon dioxide. About 13% of Brazil’s territory is demarcated as Indigenous areas, roughly the size of Colombia. Most of it is in the Amazon and covered by tropical rainforest.

Lauralee posted the same pic on IG and tagged Patty Weaver there: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHY8eS0HtXl Looks like Patty hasn't posted on her IG in years. But from her IG I found her website. Here is a 2021 archived page from her website: https://web.archive.org/web/20210421080023/http://www.pattyweaverart.com/about-us/ She's an artist now.

November 2020

From the Dec. 28th episode? Jason47 said the name of the set is "Nancy's New York apartment".

Per @JAS0N47 facebook page, Zach Tinker has been removed from the contract cast list and is now recurring. His last airdate *on contract* was December 27. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=584545330351874

I can see from the encoding that they were trying to post this https://giphy.com/embed/mSG7epqcwJDFEV9KJc/video which is a video of a dumpster floating away in a flood disaster. LOL. Yeah dumpster disaster is a pretty apt description of this storyline.

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Week of 2 January - no dated listed: Sheila makes a surprising move. Monday, January 2, 2023 Episode #8926 (Season 36, Episode 67) Steffy's past comes back to haunt her. Sheila Carter gets arrested! Dan Martin returns as "Deputy Chief Baker". Tuesday, January 3, 2023 Episode #8927 (Season 36, Episode 68) Katie is thrilled that Bill was the hero that turned Sheila in. Finn and Steffy worry about being blackmailed. Wednesday, January 4, 2023 Episode #8928 (Season 36, Episode 69) Sheila is startled by a visit from Mike Guthrie. Bill confuses Steffy with his conflicting statements. Naomi Matsuda returns as "Dr. Li Finnegan". Thursday, January 5, 2023 Episode #8929 (Season 36, Episode 70) Sheila taunts Li about soon being back in Hayes and Finn's lives. Katie gives Bill pause when she applauds him for doing the right thing. Friday, January 6, 2023 Episode #8930 (Season 36, Episode 71) Facing the most significant decision of his life, Bill asks hard questions. An unexpected couple shares a kiss. Week of 9 January - no dated listed: (SOD tidbits) Deacon shares a special moment with Sheila, who is behind bars. Steffy and Finn are forced to make a difficult decision. Taylor discovers a devastating truth.

Andrew's mother Kim is the sister of Roman, Kayla, and Bo. Andrew and Sami are first cousins, which makes Andrew and Will "first cousins once removed".

This is what they did last night, in tribute to Barbara

Wow, I just checked and you're right. That's odd because they've always had prior seasons of B&B up, and had them just a few days ago. The change must have happened effective January 1st. That was the difference with Y&R and B&B. "CBS All Access" and its successor "Paramount Plus" always had prior seasons of B&B but only the current season of Y&R. I don't tweet, but maybe someone can send a tweet to Casey Kasprzyk to ask what happened? @Errol

I've loathed Sheila for decades and I *NEVER* want her around either show. Don't want her on B&B, don't want her on Y&R. She's evil and sociopathic and has zero redeeming qualities and needs to be gone. I think her presence makes everything suck. Just my (extremely strong) opinion. In general on any soap, I don't think villain characters should be part of the everyday fabric of the fictional city where the soap is set. They should be treated as the pariahs they are. They should make rare appearances, do their crimes and then leave for years before any return.