Liberty City

Based on the breakdowns we've gotten, I have high faith in that.

So, aside from the history, why did we wait for Jonathan Jackson to come back? The past two episodes have been especially painful to watch him "act" through his scenes. Greg Vaughan would have done 100 times better than whatever we've been forced to endure in watching.

I'm really hoping we have a varying body-type across the female and male actors on this soap. THAT would be a real, scope-changing visual.

Credits for Tuesday, October 8, 2024: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Elizabeth Korte, Chris Van Etten Writers: Suzanne Flynn, Charlotte Gibson, Anne Schoettle Director: Tina Keller

Doubt it, especially considering conversations had about his being financially involved in Deception.

nvm.

Pains me to say it, but same (re: Brad/Lucas vs. Blaze/Kristina, the latter of whom did not work). La Rue can go, too.

Of course. Because it's Janet.

So, I'm trying to figure out what sound stage they could be filming on (or stages). In Karla Mosley's post from September 23, "Stage 5" is behind her. Across from it is "Stage 4" (via this layout), which if I had to guess [might] be the main sound stage they're likely going to use. Its space seems right, too, at 19,880 square feet.

Brad never got out of jail in 2020. That's flat-out false. Brad was stabbed in prison and sent to GH for medical attention in November 2020, but was not released from jail until the end of 2021. I am sure it was a surprise, but not without some kind of warning as they'd have to script him in. I don't recall him stating it was abrupt, though.

They took it one or two sweeps periods too far. It seemed like it was never-ending, which while can be fun, was just... not happening.

Somewhat; the story fizzled once Wiley was returned to Michael. Nelle made [some] attempts to kidnap Wiley from Michael, and Brad ended up going to prison and Lucas divorced him. Then COVID hit and when the show came back, Ryan Carnes did not (for unknown "official" reasons), and the role was recast from November 2020 to March 2021, when Lucas effectively left the canvas and moved to Boston. Selina Wu got Brad out of prison (if I remember correctly) and employed him at her illegal casino nights at The Savoy. Nelle, like many other villains / storylines, went on for too long.

Stole, no. Nelle more-so offered Jonah to him.

Michael & Nelle's son = Jonah (believed to be dead) Shiloh & Willow's son = Wiley (adopted by Brad & Lucas) Wiley died (SIDs) and was swapped with Jonah, who assumed the role of Wiley. So, Brad & Lucas were raising Jonah, under what Brad believed was their adoptive son, Wiley. Brad revealed all, and Lucas returned Wiley to Michael. Can only hope the right choice is made.

Anytime, Keri! Glad I could assist.

Robert Thaler made his first episode appearance as Pearl Bradford on October 31 1985 (episode 321).

People who can't spell piss me off. Entirely.

To each their own. At least he wasn't crying... again. But I'm not impressed at all by him.

Sorry... but Jonathan Jackson looked pained in those coming out scenes. And tomorrow's preview.. he's "acting".

Credits for Monday, October 7, 2024: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten, Elizabeth Korte Writers: Micah Steinberg, Kate Hall, Anne Schoettle Director: Denise Van Cleave

What a friggin' mess. Maybe, instead of focusing on stock images, they should be focusing on improving their sets, 'cause those need updating. 🤣 That doesn't even look like Illinois.

"Marin" was the name used when her casting was announced.