Liberty City

When I was a child in the '90s, I remember how different things were: playing in the street until the lights came on, knowing that if I walked away from my mother I could be taken, be respectful to my elders and not act like a barn animal. Now? I've seen kids right outside during a snowstorm, playing in a non-lit parking lot with snow plows barreling by (and the parents don't giving two-fücks), children urinating on themselves and the parents blaming the older sibling for it (despite both yelling at their "mommy" to take the child to the bathroom), and then DESTROYING product and fixtures, and when they fall and get hurt, it's OUR fault and it's OUR fault for telling them to "stop running." It's büllshit.

A strong, talented actor wasted in a dead-end role that should've ended months ago. Much like Chloe Lanier and so many others.

It's because they aren't even being raised; television raise them. I see supposed adults come into work, with their children and they just let them act as if it's a zoo-house. Complete lack of parenting and discipline. It's "let's have babies for XYZ."

This storyline would've fared better had it been Donna who had the affair with Katie given their history, re: Rocco.

Is it me or...

LOL! I remember this scene, haha.

Re-watching from the beginning... the changes Brooke Logan has gone through makes her a completely different character. But Katherine Kelly Lang still does some decent work in the role.

What the fück was Carly wearing? A nightslip and Ava's shiny pink jacket? Put her back into Bobbie's and leave her there. Immediately. Patrick Mulcahey is needed ASAP! And for God's sake... give Ava Jerome her JEROME back!

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Haha. Ken Corday never gave a frick about COVID protocols from the day production began again in 2020.

Oh see, I would take the production of that time back than the one we have now, which at times is still too off-colour. The early days of Gary Tomlin & Christopher Whitesell were good, and I believe that was on the piggybacking of Marlene McPherson & Darrell Ray Thomas, Jnr (a team I much preferred). I believe a lot of that time involved some interfering with Sony Pictures Television due to the return of Eileen Davidson as Kristen. Both the hiring of the new head writers and the firing of Davidson as The Young and the Restless coincided. So that focus was clearly more with Davidson's return than anyone else. Roman... wow. I much prefer this Roman over the bar-tending mutterer we have now.

Port Charles should have been a mob-centric spin-off of General Hospital to free us of the Sonny Corinthos Show.

Could that be what Mulcahey meant when things "went south" at General Hospital?

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Did they put Arianne Zucker in a cheap wig? Because it looks like it (a few weeks ago).

Oh that was DISGUSTING! ABC was GROSS for advertising the return of Rebecca Budig like that, and then she left after a year. Sabine Singh deserved better.

This was yummy... back when the writing was worth watching, and the production was still there.

I know he's loved... but thank fück Ronn Moss is gone. He couldn't act. At all. One of the most epic fails of all-time: Charity Rahmer as Belle Black (with the Karen haircut to match).

Given the copious amount of temporary recasts we've had in the past three-to-four years, they easily could have recast the role while Nicholas Alexander Chavez was off filming Monster.

Oh, I am well-aware, but said-actor has been on-set since they returned to filming, and even their on-screen children noted they would be working with both of their parents this week. So, unless flashbacks are being filmed, it seems only natural that they won't be leaving the canvas. And their decision to leave was prior to cancellation, etc. And, as we've seen in American daytime (ie: Victoria Konefal), some decisions can be changed. This is all speculation, of course, at this point.