Liberty City

I wish Mo would call it. I really would. Or I wish someone had the damn balls to not be afraid of him and sever ties.

This is OVERDUE!

Yes. It's been there since the beginning.

Stars Billy Magnussen (ex-Casey, ATWT)

stars Alice Halsey (Rachel, DAYS), who plays Laura Ingalls

Because etiquette is not explained. Selling suits, I cannot tell you how many knew nothing about clothing or how it should be worn.

Credits for Tuesday, March 3, 2026: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Elizabeth Korte and Chris Van Etten Writers: Ryan Quan; Scott Sickles and Cathy Lepard Director: Tina Keller

original release date: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | writers: Sara A. Bibel, Jazmen Darnell Brown | director: Phideaux Xavier Thoughts: Not Izaiah, thinking he and Ted are going to sit down for some kind of formal mealtime. That does not give Ted energy, ha. Hayley, would your winnings still not be Bill's money? I mean... come on now. Do not be delusional like that. Nicole and Vanessa tag-teaming Dana is deliciously great. Neither of them has time for her antics. Not Nicole's three men hanging out together. What would be a gay man's dream come true is about to become her own worst nightmare. I like and appreciate that Eva and Tomas can continue their friendship despite everything that has come to pass between them. Kial is wise. And I like that he called out Carlton's behaviour, which is becoming more and more apparent as time goes on. Dana is continuing to cross lines beyond the point of no return. And it is becoming real grating. Both Izaiah and Ted need to unbutton their jackets as they are sitting at the bar. Jackets are not to remain buttoned when seated. Uh-oh... the walls are beginning to collapse down around Lynette and her con. Hayley better have a better poker face because her concern is written all over it. And while Bill may be blind to it, I know that Tomas will not let it go unattended. Kial going to Vanessa? He is a smart cookie, realising he might be able to get the 'in' from Nicole's bestie. You go Ms Eva! Put your momma on notice! Do not let her do this to another relationship of yours! Notes: Bibel and Brown accomplished another fun-filled script day! Great flow and some really good dialogue (Brown's speciality), even if their teamwork was wasted on the day's episode. Thankfully, post-production today looked better than in the past two episodes. It is my guess there were some issues in the post, and they have begun to figure it out again. Lami (Izaiah) needs to go. The bobblehead has been happening since day one and it is off-putting. He is a good actor but hardly anyone to be holding onto for significant purposes. Lauren Buglioli (Vanessa) is fantastic. She plays those comedic bits so well and has been unstoppable since day one. Brilliant. Leslie Mann-Grant (Dana) is fantastic at what she does. However, the schtick of Dana is wearing thin on me. It is bordering on being too much. The sports talk lost me today. I do not give one iota about any kind of sports ball. PASS!

Writers: Sara A. Bibel Jazmen Darnell Brown Director: Phideaux Xavier

Kudos to Hope for stand up and calling-out the hypocritical shrew. It's about damn time.

So I guess we only have one bedroom set... Deacon's and Sheila's bedroom is just the bedroom Melissa was staying in at Will's beach house.

I don't think Frank, Nate, Elizabeth, or Chris even know what Sidwell is. 🤣 Nor do I think they know what the endgame is, either.

I agree; the Actor Awards (ngl, hate the name change but I digress) dedication was beautifully done. And I, too, was surprised to see Geary, Rogers AND Fulton included! But it also warmed my heart to see them honoured by SAG-AFTRA the other night. I also saw the BAFTA tribute and while I do have to say they excluded several, it did also feel like the focused more on UK-known people (which is fine).

As somebody who used to work in men's fashion/suits, I can tell the jacket on Jon Lindstrom fits him fine. But because of the fabric and it not being buttoned, it does appear to not fit, but I can tell it does. The one jacket that was too small, in my eyes, was Keith D. Robinson's suit jacket.

Or have someone just magically smash some light bulbs. I can only imagine how much the actors must be melting under those damn lights.

Just a few things from today: The redesign of Charlie's Pub is an improvement from Kristina turning everything blue. Clearly, Sonny's influence helped create something a bit more acceptable and atmospheric. And the new logo feels very 1920s speakeasy, which is an improvement. Katelyn MacMullen (Willow) is hamming it up and it is [finally] making her character interesting. I am thankful the blue-hued post-production seems to be ushered out and the darker, more dynamic look is back. But this soap is still over-lit beyond belief. Turn some lights off or bring in some 4K lights for your 4K cameras. It is laughable how whitewashed everyone continues to appear.

Credits for Monday, March 2, 2026: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte Writers: Micah Steinberg; Steve Rosenberg and Cathy Lepard Director: Robert Markham

HBO Max continues to feel like a pawn when it should never have been. Going from HBO Max to Max was a huge downgrade, especially when the platform itself got a piss-poor redesign and became unusable. Now we're about to get what? Paramount Max? HBO Plus? 🤣

original release date: Monday, March 2, 2026 | writers: Sara A. Bibel, Cheryl L. Davis | director: Phideaux Xavier Thoughts: So the first anniversary is paper, huh? Could not have made it divorce papers over money? And here comes Ms Dani! Joey is very clearly setting Randy up to portray him as disloyal and unreliable. It is only a matter of time at this point. Sorry Ted but Shanice could give two fücks about you right now. Her auntie Monica just showed up. We love it. Anita, you are a shero and you should revel in that. Yes, you could lose what is left of your hair, but you also could not lose it. Dani's giddiness over the first-year giving Bill a stroke was hilarious. She is living within this and it is hilarious. Not the PTSD of Dani grabbing into her purse; Bill should surely know Dani would not shoot him now. But he should be worried about Hayley's con. Not a tissue. 🤣 Dani is petty in the best way possible. Oh, Monica is that kind of auntie. I see her and I adore her! Yes, Joey. Scare her. Scare Hayley to the point of no return. Please! She deserves it! Ashley's bedside manner with Anita is amazing; you can tell how compassionate and warm she is as a nurse. And I am sure it helps Anita feel at ease with this round of chemotherapy. Of course Katherine would self-invite herself to move in with Naomi while Jacob is away on his assignment. Joey, Joey, Joey... what is it you are up to right now where Randy is concerned? Vernon's positivity is infectious and I know it may not always be what Anita wants to hear but it is what she needs to hear, especially when she is receiving chemo. Good on Naomi for channelling Vernon for calling out Katherine's bullshït reason(s) for wanting to move out. Knowledge is power, Joey. You are absolutely right and you trying to get to the bottom of what is going on feels right. Notes: Bibel and Davis worked exceptionally well today. Both the breakdown and scriptwork were consistent, tight, and consistent (thanks to Susan Dansby). Very disappointed that post-production is still cold as Hell. Not as severe as Friday's episode but it is still very apparent and visually seen. It feels like they are not putting the filter on and are showing the raw footage. Karla Mosley (Dani) is living in this episode. She knows how to portray her character flawlessly. She is delicious. The continued education and realism with triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) are so nice to see. It is not forced, nor is it some kind of talk piece. It is natural and normal.

Writers: Sara A. Bibel Cheryl L. Davis Director: Phideaux Xavier

Me to Steffy: She is INSUFFERABLE just like her father. Both need to GO!