Liberty City

Was this during the Maralyn Thoma era? Just a brilliant scene... before Phyllis Summers we had Flame Beaufort!

ABSOLUTELY!!!!! Also... Jill Farren Phelps did a lot wrong, but this was SO right... likely thanks to John Conboy!

Ronn Moss & Susan Flannery both quitting should have been the beginning of the next generation for The Bold and the Beautiful, but instead... Bradley Bell recast Ridge. That should have been the catalyst for the launching of Hope / Rick / Steffy et al running things at Forrester, and vying for the lead of the company, re-shifting focus back on fashion. And then, with the introduction of Sally Spectra, do a semi-retelling of those early year storylines, with Brooke & Eric playing those beats of supporting leads. And then, maybe, bringing Thorne out of the damn basement. Instead.... we got stale, repeated storytelling.

RUDE! I want.

Leo Howard reminds me of a younger Guy Wilson (ex-Will). And while Jamie Martin Mann was excellent as Tate... I wouldn't wish him back onto the set.

Oh the patience I don't have to make that. omg.

I'd love to watch in pure quality... not VHS rips. Probably because he is one of the two main creators? Or maybe they bought their interest back without us knowing? YUP! Both were amazing, and it's a shame both exited.

POTATOES! Would you rather: walk on a bed of nails or walk over open-flames?

Winston

My father would have loved this if he were still alive. GET IN ME, NOW! That's all I ate yesterday with zero regrets.

There was speculation, yes, but never any confirmation.

Jerome Dobson just confirmed there is "legal footwork" being done to get Santa Barbara on streaming.

Judging from his writing... I doubt it. He's always been tone deaf, and very cliché with his writing of the community he supposed hails from. It's so off-putting.

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The "writer" continues to be beyond tonedeaf.

I know he's both a forensic accountant and accounting professor. Carrie had feelings for Rafe ⏤ which I think is a pairing that would have been amazing, and brought on a separation between her and Austin. And that kind of began the friendship between Abigail & Austin, which developed into a crush from Abigail, and there were some kisses. But yes, Patrick Muldoon did not work in the role. Again, I get why he was brought back, but I don't think it was ultimately the right decision for the role. But I also think it came down to Austin Peck and Terri Conn living on the east coast, and not wanting a permanent relocation to the west coast. But, let this photo say it all:

Because of everything that was done with the "Yeah, I fücked her." and then her book, and how it sent him spiraling in the eye of the public. It's gross to blame her. GROSS.

Nü Gabi is already an amazing improvement... but I still don't see the need for the role. Separate thread for those who don't want to see non-weekly spoilers.

Eric Braeden weighing in on the racist that targeted General Hospital's Tabyana Ali.

I know it would sting... but it'd also be a major grab for both the series and the network. A-la CBS nabbing Genie Francis from ABC, but different given Marcil, lol.

It would be a ratings blast; imagine, Vanessa Marcil's return to daytime on CBS?

What a wonderful episode!!!