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RIP to her; she will be dearly missed. I'm just happy we got those voiceover appearances in 2023, as well as her two-episode stint. It just felt nice to see her, and hear her.

You're right, it isn't appropriate, but it is human nature. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Better example: all British soap operas air in a 30-minute format, and will even do some special one-hour episodes. Same with Neighbours.

It would be cute if Sean Kanan reprised AJ to "welcome" Monica into Heaven, the same way Natalia Livingston did as Emily, along with Edward, Lila and Alan.

Damnnnn. RIP to her.

Glad he's unemployed.

Or a self-help pastor?

I love how she continues to acknowledge World Turns to this day. Rare do you hear former daytime actors who've gone to primetime/film speak the way she does about it.

Yay, glad to see you posting, and hope to see more once the serial really begins production.

Well, I say this:

Grey's Anatomy has reportedly been paused since January 8–9, and yet General Hospital has still been in-production. Quite curious considering they both film at Prospect Studios.

Mhmm. Off to Washington, D.C. and never to be heard from, ever again! Please!!

It was weak; she was so lax in being all coy about not going because it could hinder the look of Drew's campaign⏤not the look of her marriage, knowing Nina had contacted Martin about divorcing Michael. Honestly, the concept of Drew/Willow was slightly intriguing with Patrick Mulcahey was building it as a completely messy triangle with Nina and, once he left, Elizabeth Korte & Chris Van Etten removed Nina (outside of mentions by others) and just let it be what it's become: messy (and not the good kind of messy). Chad Duell's exit, I am sure, spun things a bit, but I also don't believe Korte/Van Etten and their team had material thought of in-advance that required much changing. Their regime, like previous ones, feels off-the-cuff and with no long-term investment of development of any kind. Honestly, my ultimate choice would be for Willow to exit, alongside Drew and their children, to D.C. and to never be mentioned of again. The way Drew went from one of my favourites (due to the work of Billy Miller) to one of my least favourites is laughable. And, I kept an open-mind, re: Cameron Mathison from the moment he was cast. But, let's be real: Drew (like AJ) was brought in to fill the void of Steve Burton's exits as Jason (even Miller was a superior Jason).

Well, I wouldn't put much past her. She's never been as smart as her sister, Nelle. Well, didn't she try and not go, and Drew put up the defense of she was already planning on going, so why change the plans? And that Scout would have someone to hangout with? Messy, messy, messy. I don't think Katelyn MacMullen could play evil; she can play nasty (as we saw with her vs. Chloe Lanier's Nelle), but I don't think she could handle evil. I don't believe she has the range to capture that. Plus, with the way Willow's been written since day one, she's too "good" for that. I still have visions of other actors playing Willow over the years, including Jen Lilley, who could have provided a bit more depth to the role. Although, I know she wouldn't have done it in the first place, given her feelings of being on that set and overall demeanor of doing daytime full-time.

Wiley was alone from my POV; on the January 8 episode, Willow stated: "I should get back to my room. I don't want Wiley to awake up and wonder where I am." And my other question is: how did everyone know Drew/Willow hooked up in D.C.? That's a bold assumption. True, but bold. Especially when Willow's plans were to be in D.C. for Drew's swearing in prior to the reveal of their affair.

Script by Kirk Doering.

Mhmm, and I don't know if it was the writing or his acting himself, but it was painful to watch.

I don't recall her stating she left him in the next room with a nanny, suggesting she did leave him alone. But, my question is: what room was Scout in?

I echo this statement, @Vee.

Yeah, cannot view as I am not a member, but may have to join!

The Bold and the Beautiful week ending January 17 (x) Monday, January 13, 2025 – Episode #9441 Steffy puts her plan into action by asking Carter, Hope and Brooke for a job.Li and Poppy argue about Poppy's parenting skills.Luna makes an apology to Bill. Tuesday, January 14, 2025 – Episode #9442 Li remains cryptic, wanting to get to the heart of the matter. Bill asks Luna to describe how she killed Tom and Hollis. Wednesday, January 15, 2025 – Episode #9443 Brooke feels that Steffy returning to Forrester may lead to Ridge returning to her. In hiding and charmed by Will's wit, Luna listens to a private conversation between him and Bill. Thursday, January 16, 2025 – Episode #9444 Steffy introduces her secret weapon, Daphne, to Ridge. Having the ammunition she needs, Li confronts Poppy. Friday, January 17, 2024 – Episode #9445 Brooke and Taylor face off.

General Hospital week ending January 17 (x) Monday, January 13, 2025 – Episode #15626 Sonny and Nina make a compromise. Kai and Trina share a warm moment. Isaiah leaps to action. Carly issues a warning. Willow is conflicted. Tuesday, January 14, 2025 – Episode #15627 Lucky shares new intel. Lulu makes a request of Tracy. Dante debriefs with Sonny. Nina blasts Drew. Jason relays an idea to Carly. Wednesday, January 15, 2025 – Episode #15628 Anna questions a suspect. Tracy implores Jason. Carly seeks information from Brennan. Drew shuts down Alexis. Trina meets Emma. Thursday, January 16, 2025 – Episode #15629 Carly and Tracy have it out. Willow opens up to Chase. Nina confides in Ava. Kai impresses Trina. Cody and Dante discuss the past. Friday, January 17, 2025 – Episode #15630 Jordan reads Drew the riot act. Lulu and Brook Lynn clash. Willow makes a big decision. Tracy lands in hot water. Ava is on a mission.