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It absolutely was; the narrative was there, and they followed it promptly. Maybe that's back when women had babies at young ages?!?!?

I mean, it is called the Dr Tom Horton Free Clinic, so it was kind of... a given he'd be talked about predominately? No?

I had not; thanks for linking.

It was from the Y&R Halloween cast video, so it was an intentional deadpan at the camera.

@carolineg Plenty of FF material today for you, especially where Sonny/Brenda-lite are concerned.

date: Monday, November 17, 2025 | Sara A. Bibel, Cheryl L. Davis | Phideaux Xavier The banter between Bill, Caroline, and Tomas is nice to see... but Caroline is slapping it on thick about the concern for the con artist child bride. I know they have become friends (at least on Caroline's part) but damn. Not the con artist child bride eyeing her next sexual conquest... and here comes the spoilt, entitled bitch wanting information. These two belong together. They really do. So, Anita entrusted Dana with mailing out the invites to Winterfest? Oh, this is going to be messy house-down boots. I know it. I love that Mona is not letting up on her hatred of Dana on behalf of Laura; that is someone you want in your corner. So loyal and undying. I think it is cute that Andre is professing all of this to Dani, but she is going to run the moment Bill's situation is made known to her. Mater-D? That is not how you pronounce that word. Of course she would not know how to pronounce it... that job is beneath her. Welp... Jacob just dropped the bomb about Naomi seeing the text message about the birth control prescription to Bill. Let's see how this goes down! The con artist child bride really thinks she can sink her teeth into Izaiah... but I do not see him wanting anything from her, especially if he knows Bill in the way we are meant to believe he does. Of course Bill would jump to the immediate conclusion that Jacob cheated on Naomi. Not all men are cheaters. Looks like the con is crumbling under the Parkers... and I love it. Notes: I swear, the less green production model that coincided with the arrival of Tracey Thomson is a much-welcomed change of visual. It was carrying into Days of Our Lives' 50th anniversary territory at times, and now, it is so much more satisfying to watch. I appreciate the continued changing dynamics between characters as time has gone on; seeing Hayley and Katherine interact was not on my bingo card. David Lami Friebe (Izaiah) continues to bobble his head, and his mannerisms are just... not working for me. Good actor, bad habits/tics. The redesign of the "outside of Fairmont Crest" hotel room to be more L.A.-like over how it was during Joey and Vanessa's Puerto Rico trip. No one does love scenes like Beyond the Gates. NO ONE. The camera work in today's episode by Xavier is outstanding. So many great angles.

I'm serious... Barbie was jealous. Yes, she is.

Credits for Monday, November 17, 2025: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte Writers: Nigel Campbell; Louise Rozett and Cathy Lepard Director: Jillian Dedote

Writers: Sara A. Bibel Cheryl L. Davis Director: Phideaux Xavier

That opening. My God. The amount of plastic.

If Gina Tognoni were still Phyllis, I would be behind her and Cane hooking up, but Michelle Stafford is subpar, and Billy Flynn absolutely deserves a better romantic scene partner.

A clearer image of Jill in the booth at Television City. Courtesy to @BetterForgotten for posting the video.

IIRC, per the script Elizabeth Hendrickson posted to her Instagram stories, it was just "producer".

I agree, with the amount of soap Legends that have left us the past few years, it's remarkable he is still going.

Doubt it'll happen; the non-photograph openings always sucked to update from a viewer standpoint. And the camera quality was never the same.

Absolutely; at least with catfights, women were not dumbed down or weakened. It's a give-and-take process, I guess? Either women are bitchy and do nothing but fight, or they're submissive/weak, especially in comparison to men.

It is what GH does best: lobotomise their female characters. Start out one way and then they weaken and become submissive. It's disgustingly sad that's how ABC/GH/TPTB see women on this soap.

KA-CHING! The only time I enjoyed Josslyn was when Courtney Fulk pinch-hit in the role. But still, an insufferable character that I wish Nelle had snatched her kidney back from and left Josslyn for dead.

The Producers Guild does not require those in the Guild to be credited as a producer, so if she has chosen not to be credited, then she does not have to be.

I am fairly certain it is the actor's choice. I can only recall that J. Eddie Peck's hair kept getting darker throughout his return... which was disappointing. I'm just happy they've allowed Susan Walters to keep her greying hair, because it is stunning!