Darn

Imagine a world in which Scott Holmes played Walter White. I don't want to!

Oy, thank you. Sounds like...well most of Sonny/Jason/Carly/Sam stories over the last 20 years.

Thank you! Who the heck is Manny?

Ahem, Daytime Emmy® Award Winner Natalia Livingston thank you very much.

That JFP podcast thread made me curious about the GH train wreck (the plotline, not the show) and oof the way they wrote Luke is...something @ an hour and 23 minutes: Luke loved the hell out of his kids...what the hell? I didn't watch the whole thing because...lol, can anyone tell me why all of these characters were on a train?

Look at what we lost in KSJ and HT. Dynamite scene between two fantastic actors giving their all.

Thanks for sharing @NothinButAttitude That episode should've just been all Viki and Dorian in the secret room. The rest was nothing but filler and badly structured. The montage at the end was so random.

Thank you! Yes, I was looking for the scene of Bill recognizes her from "somewhere".

Olivia Winters (Tonya Williams) was on B&B in 2011, does anyone know where one might find a clip or a link to the episode (s?)?

I don't recall if AL and TL had strong chemistry, they had Colleen pretty heavily involved with her professor at that time. But I'm sure they would've made it work, she and DS were great recasts. I think the show kept trying for a decade with diminishing results to build up the AA canvas until they just decided that Neil, Devon and Hillary was enough (Lily too I suppose, I don't like to talk about her) and now they don't seem to care at all. At least Bryton can still pay his mortgage.

There was zero because Keith Hamilton Cobb played every scene like he couldn't stand the woman he was talking to. He treated Phyllis and Dru like nuisances. And then they gave him an utterly tragic and depressing backstory. Which he couldn't pull off because he's not the best actor. I swear all of his charisma lied in those dreads he cut off. I'm not sure there were any real plans for either character other than to give Billy and Mac a friend group to interact with but the actors and characters took off so the show decided to give them layers and stories beyond best friend and teenage heavy. It's a real shame what they did to JT (and Mac and Billy), his love story with Colleen was one of my favorites.

I can't say for sure (some AMC historian please provide insight) but I think some of the humor started with Opal in the early 80s and of course Carol Burnett was on the show in 83.

Wasn't AMC known for it's humor long before SB premiered?

I'm shocked by how young she was.

Thank you. He's not Barbara Walters, he's a moderator just trying to get these actors to reminisce not trash producers or writers. If they happen to while talking about the past that's on them but I don't expect him to pull it out of them.

Kristen and Eddie Alderson had such thick accents as children.

Wow she was only there for 2 years? She made quite an impact, such a big impact they kept that struggle couple together despite a terrible recast.

Jenny is so naive, poor thing. How long were they in the city for? Just that one summer? The scene with Angie's father and Jesse's uncle (about 24:20 in) is great, I wish it wasn't cut off.

It's funny, he grew up to look a little like Agim Kaba.

Didn't even need to see this comment to know it was straight up racism.

Isn't that wild? They treat actors the way they do the writers and producers, hiring them despite their lack of talent. I'm telling you all you have to prove in daytime is that you can do the work, not that you can do it well.

The commercial at 17 minutes into this episode. FLOPS the lot of them! Laura was the only one who I genuinely liked (I'm still salty about her recast, awful).

His videos don't have ads on them so idk how he's making money sis...

Lmao Of course the Queen of Daytime gets a solo interview! I love it!