Liberty City

I agree. Based on the teaser (really, it's a two-plus minute trailer), it feels familiar but not familiar at the same time. I am very excited to see where the series goes (despite not having HBO Max).

Per the latest end credits: Monique Mosee is Darlene Hawthorne (day player), and Jennifer Holliday will appear as herself.

Credits for Thursday,, March 26, 2026: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte Writers: Nigel Campbell; Stacey Pulwer and Cathy Lepard Director: Jillian Dedote

original release date: Thursday, March 26, 2026 | writers: Sara A. Bibel, Cheryl L. Davis | director: Steven Williford Thoughts: Is it already time for Anita to go home? Wow... time flew, but I am glad that she is able to return home in much less pain than when she came to Garland Memorial. Look! Darlene decided to pop up and introduce herself to the audience. How nice of her to do so, 13 months on! A bacterial infection? That is serious, especially since your cancer and chemo have weakened your immune system. Peaches is absolutely not having it with Dana's shenangans. Hopefully she can set her straight. Otherwise, the entire world is screwed more than it already has been. Welp. I had hoped that Darlene could counteract Elon's own perspective, but it seems like she is fully into the "live by the badge" idea. So disappointing. I was hoping for better from her. I appreciate Ted heeding Anita's advice to spend a bit more time with Katherine, and it seems to be helping her attitude, which needs a serious adjustment. First Tracy and now Sharon. It is lovely to see the Articulettes show up for Anita during her time of need, and it is lovely to know that their time apart has been healed. Not Dana begging for Vernon to allow construction on the shouse to continue. I hope he denies it. Darlene, it is not too late to put a stop to this. You are Jacob's mother and Elon's wife; put your damn foot down. Fight against the establishment you were defending earlier. "You've made revenge into a design choice." damn! Vernon's words struck her with immense force! Wow. He directly confronted her! Notes: Back-to-back days of Bibel, this time with Davis! Awesome. Never thought I would enjoy her scripts (hated them in her previous gig), but she continues to shine here. And Williford's direction was spot on. Lami (Izaiah) has to go. The bobbleheading is still ongoing, and it has been months. I cannot even watch him without feeling the need to be sick.

Writers: Sara A. Bibel Cheryl L. Davis Director: Steven Williford

And honestly, the way in which Mandi Line costumed Stacy Haiduk as Patty Williams is precisely how Days of Our Lives should have costumed her as Kristen. But, you know... stale is as stale does (re: DAYS).

It is not lost of me that Tessa's hair went blonde when Mariah was gone and she was with Daniel, and now that she is reuniting with Mariah, it's getting darker again. Details....

Abso[!@#$%^&*]inglutely.

TV Insider'Beyond the Gates': Tamara Tunie on Anita's Devastating C...Tunie opens up about the emotional and physical toll of the 'powerful' storyline, as well as how viewers have responded to Anita's cancer experience.

At least they're not posting here under their third or fourth account.

TV InsiderAdrian Anchondo Explains Marco's Tragic 'General Hospital...Anchondo, who made his Port Charles debut last March, says he had an inkling his character might not go the distance.

Credits for Wednesday, March 25, 2026: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Elizabeth Korte and Chris Van Etten Writers: Ryan Quan; Kate Hall and Cathy Lepard Director: Robert Markham

original release date: Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | writers: Sara A. Bibel, Skyy Sandifer | director: Anthony Pascarelli Thoughts: It is tough hearing that Anita has chosen to stop her chemotherapy treatment, but it is ultimately her decision to do so. Her autonomy over her body and treatment. Hayley does not look happy to know that Lynette and Randy have done the horizontal mambo together. At all. I appreciate that Anita is opening up and softening to Ted and admire her advice regarding Eva and his other children (but can we mention Martin, please?). You can tell that despite it all, she still has love and admiration for him. And the same goes for Bill. It breaks my heart seeing Vernon so heartbroken and lost at the idea of losing Anita. It is just devastating. Talking about your previous cons in public... is a choice. I am hoping 'Barry' somehow comes to Fairmont Crest and confronts Hayley for her past deeds (under whatever name she used then). A vacation...?! Damn. That is a big step. And a serious one, too! Wow. Nicole is standing her ground against Anita and doubling down. That is a bold stance to take. But could it change Anita's mind at the end of the day? Tomas, please trust your instincts where Lynette is concerned but do not allow Katherine to become involved; she is already insufferable where Laura's case is concerned. We do not need her involved with Lynette at the same time. I am Shanice, and I say no to birds, bugs, and all of that. Give me a hotel with some air conditioning and room service, instead. I swear if Hayley somehow manipulates herself into either being pregnant or appearing to be pregnant to lock Bill in... I may just lose my mind. Tearing up those papers... my eyes are just flooded with tears. Omg. So powerful. Real powerful. Wow. What a moment. Notes: Bibel and Sandifer did a solid job today with their script. And Pascarelli had some really well-directed shots in the episode. Not too tight and not too wide. Just right. Tamara Tunie (Anita) consistently demonstrates how to do the job correctly. However, Clifton Davis (Vernon), Daphnée Duplaix (Nicole), and Karla Mosley (Dani) stepped up and excelled. Wow. The core four were perfectly cast in their roles. No one else could have done what they are doing. This performance is... moving and heartwrenching. If I see Keith D. Robinson (Ted) sit down one motherfücking time without unbuttoning his suit coat, I swear, I am going to lose my shït.

TVLineGrey's Anatomy Shocker: Kevin McKidd And Kim Raver Out -...It's the end of an era at Grey Sloan Memorial: Kevin McKidd and Kim Raver are set to depart ABC's Grey's Anatomy at the end of Season 22.

Writers: Sara A. Bibel Skyy Sandifer Director: Anthony Pascarelli

No way they just used AI slop for that nighttime ocean shot. Disgusting.

Jen Lilley (ex-Theresa, DAYS) discusses her time at both Days of Our Lives and General Hospital briefly in this interview. And, at the 4:30 mark, discusses a former co-star who was dating another co-star, who found out she'd been recast via her partner's call sheet.

Oh, I thought that said, "How long has Steve Kent been onscreen". Haha. My eyes are so tired. 😪

Since around May 2024, when he departed Sony Television as Senior EVP of Programming. When his exit was announced, it was told he would remain at Y&R in the position he is in now.

Credits for Tuesday, March 24, 2026: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte Writers: Micah Steinberg; Kate Hall and Cathy Lepard Director: Allison Reames Smith

original release date: Tuesday, March 24, 2026 | writers: Natalie Minardi Slater, Danielle Paige | director: Michael V. Pomarico Thoughts: Rashad really is doing his best to look out for Max, but poor Grayson has absolute terror on his face. If he intends to participate in the events surrounding the plasma ring, he must maintain a composed demeanour. Poor Anita. Her face reveals her fear of going to the hospital. I understand, but if she is in that much pain, then she needs to speak up and seek help to alleviate what she is feeling. I know it is not easy for Vernon to put his foot down or for Anita to not go toe-to-toe with him, but going to the hospital is the absolute right decision. I appreciate Grayson's efforts to protect Ashley, but I hope it does not have negative consequences for him. I appreciate that Tomas is trying to support Katherine. I just hope she does not fück it up like she does everything else. Dani's investment in Nicole's dating life with Carlton and Kial is something I truly admire. If only Nicole could merge what she likes in Carlton and what she likes in Kial into one singular individual. She would be all set. Dr Monica promptly ensured Anita received the necessary care, which I appreciate. Dr. Monica focused on understanding the situation, including the extent of Anita's pain, so she could accurately diagnose what was happening. A DNR order is intense, but it is also Anita's choice for herself. I appreciate how pulled back Shanice actually is with her right now. Things are getting scary for the plasma ring, and I am worried for everyone who is directly (and indirectly) involved right now. I love that Monica is trying to shift Anita's focus from cure to time and what it could mean for her future. I know it's tough to recognise, but at the end of the day, time is important. Notes: Slater and Paige! A kick-ass day! Love their work. There was a genuine flow and classic appeal to today's episode. Tamara Tunie (Anita) better win a damn Daytime Emmy for her work in this storyline. It is realistic and will change lives for those who watch but may not know how to navigate things, especially if they lack the support system that Tunie's Anita does.

Writers: Natalie Minardi Slater Danielle Paige Director: Michael V. Pomarico