Liberty City

Because it's constantly said whenever someone dies: "Did X person make a comment? Why hasn't Y commented yet?" It's those kind of comments that really... don't sit well.

I really would have liked to have seen the dynamics of Dante / Lulu / Sam, especially given all we've been given hints of (semi-forcibly) and even how Rocco would react with Sam now that mom has awoken.

Mhmm. But, maybe Frank and co. will use to it prop other cast members, and give them the juicy material? Sam's exit and Lulu awakening?

RHONY: Still hating Jessel. She needs to be cut next season. Brynn, Jenna & Sai are still golden three for me, and Erin is still a less annoying Heather. The new ladies work real well, as well.

Why do I feel like this event does happen, it'll be what leads up into November Sweeps period.

Well, they technically wouldn't cancel. They would simply end it altogether.

It's this kind of comment that annoys me; no one has to say a word, and in the day of social media everyone expects someone to.

So much loss in daytime and in general right now. RIP to Ron Hale.

I agree. He really did. It's a crying shame he wasn't given more to do, especially in those final years as Mike Corbin.

RIP to Mr. Hale.

We are back in business tomorrow, finally! 🎉

You don't replace Margot Robbie who CAN act with someone like Lady Gaga. You don't.

It has gaga in it. I'm all set.

WE ARE BACK TOMORROW! WOO-HOO!

She was better as Elena than she was as Valerie. I'll say that much.

To my recollection, no. Young's exit was announced on December 18, 2018, while Sarpy's casting was announced on February 8, 2019. So, her introduction came at the very end of Young's [advanced-written] scripts.

I really wish we could have seen the original vision for Elena play out under Mal Young. Her hiring came right at the end of his tenure, so Josh Griffith & Anthony Morina inherited her in. At this point, maybe go back to General Hospital or seek-out Beyond the Gates.

I feel like Julie has already assumed that role, even prior to Doug's exit.

And we all know AJ was not important to the Phelps/Guza regime at all, which is unfortunate.

NGL, I think we're all lucky for that one.

I agree; I am sure grace was given, even though it isn't always something that is going to be given, as this is a fast-moving business.

Everything about it feels cheap, though. From the production itself, to the finished production, to the costumes they're wearing. It just feels.... wrong.