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Vanessa Marcil Says Son Is 'Heartbroken Since Being Cut Out' of Dad Brian Austin Green's Life

Why was she fired?

To piggyback on that, Doug Stamper's therapist this season is the same reporter that hounded Erica and Bianca about Bianca's sexuality before she came out.

It's stupid and Susan Lucci and SMG weren't even in the same timezone to shoot their "scene". In fact I'd bet money that Freddie Prinze Jr. shot her scenes on an iPhone and sent them to Gellman via Dropbox.

That's it! You're amazing! Thank you!

Can someone else me with this? Years ago there was this Australian site that did recaps of old episodes of Days, 90s Reilly-era Days, I think they got the show maybe 5 years after it aired. I remember them being hilarious, full of screencaps and synopses and my first introduction to the show. Does anyone remember the name of that site?

"Honey, they are gonna cancel your car insurance!" LOL! Soaps are just not funny anymore, it's a damn shame. I've been watching a lot of random episodes from 1992-1995 and wow the show was so great then. Erica was in her PRIME. Kendall's introduction added a ton of layers and story to her character. And the rest of the show is just as good. Pine Valley feels like a full lived in community.

Yeah and good on him for not letting him off easy. Natalie Hall (Colby, AMC) is in the pilot for the CW reboot of Charmed.

http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=593072 Apparently he's a hard ass. Shari Headley (Mimi, AMC) is in Goosebumps 2 for about .5 seconds.

This is one of those scenes where you see why Alicia Minshew was cast as Susan Lucci's daughter. Personally I think the acting is atrocious (Eden Reigel has almost no lines and acts better) but she's trying and putting her all into it and you still, despite the...everything, come away from it feeling sympathy toward Kendall. I don't think she or Susan Lucci ever phoned in a performance in their lives, I know Lucci never did. She played Erica to the hilt no matter how terrible the material.

Watching old AMC clips from the 90s and I can't believe Erica ended up with boring ass Jack as the love of her life when she had such fire, passion and chemistry with Dimitri for years.

The music starting at the time stamp in this clip until the end of the scene is outstanding. It's awfully tense yet beautiful. They handled Bianca's coming out with such care. The writing, directing and music was on point.

Thanks @Khan and @EricMontreal22. Damn shame, Julia Barr is a treasure and Brooke meant as much to the fabric of AMC as Erica, even moreso to Pine Valley as a whole.

Does anyone remember how Brooke was written out of the show initially? Was she written out or did she just stop appearing? I keep running into AMC clips and Brooke/Julia Barr is a much more important character to the show than the last decade would make you think. I so wish they had cast stronger actors to play Laura and Jamie, it could have kept Brooke relevant for longer.

Reign Edwards (Nicole, B&B) is in the new horror movie Hell Fest. She’s great in it and it really exemplifies how soaps are wasting the talents of their younger crop of actors.

@DramatistDreamer I'd watch ATWT just for that shot of Jon Hensley's overalls falling! Hot damn!

A whole promo about buying a yacht? Was literally nothing else happening that week?

Rauch. Makes sense.

She looked and acted like she hated working on Y&R. Maybe she was just in pain. Who was the EP while she was Mac? She says her fellow actors were kind but not execs or producers.

@EricMontreal22 Thanks for answering my questions!

That's what I was thinking, she looked too pretty next to SF (who was gorgeous, don't get me wrong) and too young to be the mother of all those kids.

Why was the first Beth recast so quickly? She was younger and much more glamorous than the actress who replaced her.

What brother throws his sister’s bachelorette party?!

I'll give B&B credit for one thing: consistency in unhealthy obsessions with the love lives of each others relatives. Beautifully shot, the music is exquisite, the sets are enormous but the writing is awful. And the episode is so creepy. Ridge, Thorne and Kristen discussing their parents marriage like they're little kids. Ridge in particular is intensely concerned with his parents marriage. Maybe it's because Ronn Moss can't act but he's talking about the problems in his parents marriage like it's nuclear armament. And then we have the Logan actively encouraging their mother to have an affair with Eric. That's bad enough but then you have them on the kitchen set of the Hogan Family and it's like what twisted sitcom is this??? Naturally every scene with Stephanie is elevated because SF is a force of nature. The end scene is weirdly, wonderfully composed. You'd never see shots like that today.

He's beautiful but he really wasn't a very good actor.