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Both could have died, and we (the audience) would have been FINE! I said what I said.

BUT IT WAS STORY! OMG! IT WAS A LOVE STORY! /sarcasm

🤣 Touché!

Did Willow compare hiding her cancer to Michael hiding Nina's involvement in turning in Carly & Drew into the SEC? Nah. Not the same.

Is Briana Lane available?

Comes with the pace at which they film; some scenes film earlier than others etc I concur!!! Vee once again strikes again! Oh, I am fully aware! And his best friend Madeline?

The character was cute at first... but, then they really tried to push the character, and it backfired. Hayden can come, collection Violet & Finn, and then leave them somewhere off-canvas.

LOL. Trust me, seeing her tonight [watching right now post-work] and it's so... blargh. Where TF is Leo? I'd rather see Leo, haha.

Eva La Rue is amazing, and The Young and the Restless wasted her as Celeste. I'm hoping her tenure as Natalia Rogers-Ramirez is more promising! Looking forward to seeing her. I concur, especially following the recent reprisal of Kassie DePaiva's Blair, which did feel out-of-character for Blair from my POV. Jackson Montgomery on the other hand? Sign me UP! But in the community Blaze is from is right on target, unfortunately. As disappointing as it is to say, I did fact-check this with someone I know, and they can confirm while not as prominent as the 1990's, it is still a reality.

People who say one thing, and then do the exact opposite of that are hypocritical AF and it's so off-putting in terms of a personality trait.

I know the primetime special for General Hospital gave hope for the episodes being digitalized and put online; perhaps Disney+ and/or Hulu? who knows!! Hoping Mulcahey brings some of the classic vibe back in today's times.

YES YES YES! Please do!!!

Oh, completely! During the 2020 COVID hiatus, CBS made the heinous mistake of re-airing episodes from the 1980's and 1990's, which far superseded the present-day material. ABC, however, didn't air much from the '90s and early '00s, which was SMART! haha.

The BEST! The absolute BEST! I miss it so, so much!!! This is a playlist of 1987! And this is a playlist for some of 1986. 👍🏻 And this is the era of Robert Calhoun (executive producer) & the ever-infamously talented Douglas Marland (head writer). Enjoy!

Yeah; it's my guess, based on Nathan Varni's posts that this regime change is to lure back lapsed viewers and I hope if that is accomplished it means Mulcahey & Korte are given their freedoms to do what needs to be done. Otherwise it's a waste of talent and time (predominately Mulcahey). It's times like this I miss Michael Logan to gain that interview because he asked the questions that needed to be asked, instead of tip-toeing around, scared of not landing an exclusive. Let's hope Mulcahey is to 2024 what Douglas Marland was to 1977. 47 years of difference!

I mean, I've seen name-calling, etc but that's just.... EW! I am completely turned off right now. Wow. What a disgusting time. EW!

It's still disgusting; wishing that on an adult is bad enough, but to involve children? That's another level of mental depravity.

Rabid dogs. WTF.

As i've always stated and still believe: TPTB (a.k.a. Disney-ABC) need to allow Mulcahey to do what he needs to do, and I keep saying Mulcahey over Mulcahey/Korte, because I do believe unlike Van Etten/O'Connor (who alternate in primary credit), Mulcahey is the main head writer (a-la Shelly Altman & Van Etten), and I know it'll be a battle between him and Disney-ABC if they try to say "no" to him or vice-versa. But I'm choosing to have hope Disney-ABC are going to try and take a step back with Mulcahey at the writing helm. He is a prime name with history behind him. Chances are on his side, and time will tell. In 1973, Jerome & Bridget Dobson were name head writers, following creators Frank & Doris Hursley. Perhaps that is why it was hard to watch? We know from experience the Dobsons are very strong in their views and their decisions, as seen at Santa Barbara. Could the same situations have arisen at General Hospital with Young?

Oh, it's forgettable for sure. I don't think I can recall one particular storyline they've done where it left a long-lasting impression on me?

Oh, definitely. Ali's work opposite both Nicholas Alexander Chavez & Avery Kristen Pohl has been outstanding, especially in recent scenes. You can tell all three really put their talents to work.