Liberty City

In the past, if I recall correctly.

Honestly, this and the former style of opening would've suited the 1999–2003 jazzier theme so much more.

To me, it'd be the only way to not completely 180 Holly here, and add her to the dead beat club. Paloma is already dead, which would feed into Sasha's story that her mother is dead. Well, Sasha did mention that "Amanda" was dead.

Part of me thinks could it possibly be that Paloma raised Sasha under the alias of Amanda Gilmore? See, Jen Lilley would've been a solid casting for Willow Tait. She really would have, and would have given the role some teeth that Katelyn MacMullen is unable to provide.

No, this is Holly, while Sasha is going through all of that:

Not going to happen.

Curtis could've made an unannounced, unacknowledged exit and it would've been fair. Taggert > Curtis any day of the damn week.

They've posted worse, unfortunately, and you know if another rag got them, they'd post 'em in full.

Michelle Stafford (Phyllis) just confirmed they're happy he's back on set, stating he tweaks scenes when needed and runs to the floor when something is done right. The energy on set is positive with him on the set.

Translation: According to Argentine police, Liam Payne died after falling from the third floor of a building where he was staying in the country. We wish strength to the fans and family of the singer, who made history during his career inside and outside One Direction. 🖤

Well, if Carnes was offered a full-time, contract status, I doubt they'd change story too much. It's probably just not viable to have an east coast-living actor in a contract role. But, by Van's words, it sounds like he is actively filming with him. He only returned to New York this past Saturday, so....

Ryan Carnes was offered to return and turned the role down, and was offered a regular gig. I'm betting this being "heavily recurring" is due to Van Hansis' residence being on the east coast.

If I recall, he re-joined the force.

I would've bought that twist more had they not just revealed it via the writing throughout the episode. Do better editing and with your written subtext, folks.

Credits for Wednesday, October 16, 2024: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Elizabeth Korte, Chris Van Etten Writers: Nigel Campbell, Cathy Lepard, Anne Schoettle Director: Denise Van Cleave

Mhmm and IIRC, Kate's Abigail duped Christopher's Stefan, re-married Chad and they left Salem. And then Mansi returned when the time jump happened, and then Billy Flynn followed as Chad.

Look Mariah, this is what happens when you take care of your voice. You can still sing live without sounding like death. 👍🏻

That's what [most] are guessing, especially if NDA's are involved. He kept mentioning biggest and best network (which CBS is often noted for being, and would be a dig at ABC), and the writers, etc.

I am pretty sure [most, if not all] of Mansi's work as Abigail was opposite Tyler Christopher's Stefan. I don't believe she and Barash ever crossed paths; it was mostly Marci Miller's Abigail who worked with Barash... which, again, had Mansi been chosen as Lulu, that would've been SOLID re-pairing! I'm pretty sure Mansi's return in the fall of 2019 had to do with the "groundbreaking" time jump, and spending time opposite Matthew Ashford & Melissa Reeves.

But we'd likely get blond Ethan back. Haha. I'd rather return Johnny Zacchara; that'd create drama with Lulu, too!