Liberty City

I don't know if I could have seen Kerr as Keesha, but that is a role I'd welcome back! And yes, TJ should have been TJ Hardy Jnr. It's dumb they didn't. And yes, Turner can G-O, GO! Even though I've enjoyed the harder, more business guy vs. Drew, but I'm still okay with his EXIT!

Honestly, I would rest [most] if not [all] of the Ashford clan and return the Hardy/Ward families, who I'd much rather see. Honestly, Brook Kerr could have been a Gia Campbell recast (with Trina as her daughter, still). Tajh Bellow could have been Tommy Hardy Jnr (a.k.a. TJ Hardy). So many different avenues could have been taken instead of sticking up with the Ashfords. Jordan, ultimately for me, became uninteresting when she stopped working with the Jeromes.

He wasn't as bad as people made him out to be (I happen to think Hudson West is far worse), and the same goes for Tanisha Harper. But there's zero intent/range in the writing where Oscar was concerned and where Jordan is presently concerned. If you ask me, returning Jordan was a "fix" when Sean Blakemore (ex-Shawn) quit to go back to primetime.

I notice sets that are not that dynamic colour-wise look bad. But on sets like Anna's office at the PCPD it looks better.

R.I.P.

We had the Brooks' kitchen, too.

It's real apparent in production since 2021; sometime post-COVID, the production look of GH got so bad and lifeless.

Yes to all of this. And knowing that three of daytime's directors went to Doraville to film this serial is exciting! I have complete faith in what we're about to see in in 14 or so days.

wow. What a beauty to find. Thanks so much for the tag; the quality is brilliant. The writing is simple yet so incredible.

I know right?! The chemistry in this cast is insane.

Comes in vying for ELQ, taking Crimson from NIna, new owner of the Savoy etc. 😉

Full-size, via TV Insider: The post-produced cast members inserted in look beyond noticeable. At least the costume is slightly better than the last few shoots.

Exactly. I'm one of those okay with how she speaks as Selina Wu because it does set the tone of the character, but I can understand why some would feel a certain way.

Oh, that's exciting!

Either way, or it's completely A.I., which is disappointing. It's hilarious, too.

I think it's more pronounced in how she plays Selina. This is her during the 60th anniversary cast shoot:

Same. YES! The last contract tenure felt like a one-year deal only.

I concur; it's not giving Rauch era, either.