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You can have 'em both. No loss. Don Diamont is gorgeous. Emmy nomination or not, she'll be out by 2025.

Is he? Neither is a prize, honestly.

Interesting....

ugh. They fücking did it. EW.

Credits for Friday, September 6, 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: Jillian Dedote

Please, no. The delusion that she can act needs to stop. She is not an actress.

Well, the changing of writing regimes really did not help.

WOW... Donna Mills & John Pleshette had some real good chemistry.

Kristin Shepard showing up? Not on my bingo card. Wow-za!

Don't do that to me, or I'm coming for your girl. Lord, we can only hope! Haha.

Same thing with Takaya Honda.

I am on season two... the episode with Jane Elliot(t).

Buh-bye. The ever-changing lineups did not help this talker, either.

Exactly! It seems like Landon is one to take a gig, regardless of whether it is daytime vs. primetime. Work is work, and if the gig at General Hospital is more promising than a wavering "possible" guarantee at Yellowstone, I'm sure she would take the promising gig over the "possible" one.

Gina Tognoni is reserved (in my mind) for Skye Chandler Quartermaine, and Skye Chandler Quartermaine ONLY!

Interesting. Maybe I'll check it out.

Again, I don't know how it airs in Los Angeles, but here the line up is: 7am: CBS Mornings 9am: local programming (The Drew Barrymore Show) 10am: Let's Make a Deal (replaced Guiding Light) 11am: The Price is Right 12pm: local programming (local news) 12:30pm: The Young and the Restless 1:30pm: The Bold and the Beautiful 2pm: The Talk (replaced As the World Turns) 3pm: local programming (Hot Bench) 4pm: local programming (Judge Judy re-runs) The generic listing in America for the 9am hour is "local programming," so I'd believe that would be the programming block for the third hour of CBS Mornings (in replacement of "local programming"). Whatever time slot The Talk airs at is where The Gates is likely to air, based on how it's being billed as the "replacement" for The Talk.

Then I'd assume in Los Angeles it'd take the 1pm time slot. Here, it'd be the 2pm time slot against General Hospital.

Who knows. CBS could shift things around, because in most regions, the 9am hour is "local programming", as is the 12pm to 12:30pm time slot leading into The Young and the Restless. So it shouldn't change anything for the soap lineup. The Gates likely going to 2pm, which would put it against General Hospital in [some] regions.

The pure look of subtle shock at seeing Lucky really was nice from Emma Samms. She's looking so well!

An icon!