Liberty City

She returned on August 6 and September 30, but episodes are only available beginning with October 7, due to licensing rights with Paramount+. So, start with October 7.

Everything just looks more modern and updated; the lighting also is not as harsh. Yes, I have some minor gripes with [some] sets, but it has nothing to do with the design team itself.

Jane Ellio was a highlight, as usual.

Duly noted; will do better tomorrow, haha.

This makes me so happy, especially considering how this show started. Drew is such a breath of fresh air to daytime/morning talk.

You are welcome; you didn't mention Britt prior (unless I missed it). I will be more mindful of this! 😉

@carolineg Today is safe. 🥰

Credits for Wednesday, October 8, 2025: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte Writers: Ryan Quan, Charlotte Gibson and Cathy Lepard Director: Gary Tomlin

date: Wednesday, October 8, 2025 | Christopher Dunn, Jazmen Darnell Brown | Phideaux Xavier Drake hopped out of his seat as if he saw a ghost; he clearly knows Marcel and his connection to Joey. I would be running like a white ghost if I were him. Donnell and Vanessa are driving themselves crazy over Douglas' last moments (or what they believe them to be). My heart breaks for them as Joey looks on without a single care for what they are obviously going through. Bradley does not want the deadbeat to turn himself in, but maybe that is what he should be doing. The right thing after all. Not Dani and Nicole mocking Dani's liking of alcohol and the impulsive decisions that come with that. Hilarious. Poor Vanessa... she is driving herself absolutely mad, between the guilt over her final phone conversation with Douglas and the grief she is experiencing over losing her high school sweetheart and father of her children. The poor woman. Nicole needs to be honest with herself: yes, she is feeling some feelings for Carlton, but deep down she is still desiring a relationship with Ted, her husband. I can appreciate Bradley wanting to fight for his marriage, even though I do believe he deserves better. But if deadbeat wants to turn himself in, then let him do it. He is adamant about it. Free yourself of that misery. Well, there goes Joey, swooping right in to whisk Vanessa away ahead of Drake's arrival. You are not slick, Joey. Drake is trying to set up his exit alibi, but Joey is about to leave him out to hang high and dry. Donnell is on Drake's neck and he is not loosening the pressure. Not Donnell and Jacob walking in on Joey and Vanessa... I can guarantee this is going to be messy, messy, messy, and I cannot wait for it! Notes: Lauren Buglioli (Vanessa) and Alex Cheeks (Donnell) win it again for me. Both individually and collectively. They are putting the work in. Karla Mosley (Dani) brings a smile to my face when she is able to truly be playful with the scripts.

Writers: Christopher Dunn Jazmen Darnell Brown Director: Phideaux Xavier

I mean, technically, pre-SORAS of both roles, Theo is "older" by one year (Theo was introduced in 2003, while JJ was introduced in 2004). But now it appears JJ is older (retconned from 2004 to 1995) than Theo (2003 retconned to 1999).

We have had downtempo themes for Neighbours prior, but this one just fell... flat. They either should have had Bonnie Anderson re-record her version or brought on Delta Goodrem to do it.

How the opening should've been from the start... but the theme music is not it.

He is not contract; he is principal guest.

Damn. Was trying to catch up on September, but because today is the "season premiere", Paramount Plus dropped all of the episodes from streaming. Dang.

I gotchu! 😘 Avoid today! 🤣

He can stay away, please.

Lindstrom is a principal guest, yes.

They are still building [new] sets.

Shawn Pipkin-West directed their first episode of General Hospital today (October 7). (x)

Credits for Tuesday, October 7, 2025: Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley Executive producer: Frank Valentini Head writers: Elizabeth Korte and Chris Van Etten Writers: Suzanne Flynn, Louise Rozett and Cathy Lepard Director: Shawn Pipkin-West

date: Tuesday, October 7, 2025 | Christopher Dunn, Danielle Paige | Phideaux Xavier Dana is doing too much where Armstrong is concerned. Sweete, turn it down multiple notches. Poor Donnell looks like he has been through it. The poor thing. Poor Carlton sitting there while Dani, Chelsea, and Nicole are talking about the men in their lives... The poor guy should run for the hills! Katherine, you insufferable bitch. Get a life. And get over yourself. That is right, Eva... let them both have it. Give it to the both of them. Go on, Marcel, look on with that guilt right across your face, and you see the pain on Vanessa's and Donnell's. They should not have to see this. Eva going off on Dana is overdue. Tell mawmuh the truth, Eva! Tell it to her! Joey... what the frick are you up to? And of course Marcel is up Joey's backside to ensure he is not in the footage. I hope he is, though. Dani continues to remain firm in her convictions regarding her marriage to Andre. But it will not last. That poor woman having to hear Katherine trying to get herself at the country club. Damn. Tomas is, ah, showing something... whew. And not the Harry Met Sally moment in the episode. Poor Donnell... his poor heart is absolutely smashed. Joey, I sure hope to Hell that was worth it. You smug bastard. Notes: Lauren Buglioli (Vanessa) and Alex Cheeks (Donnell) once again knocking everything out of the park! Brilliant! Outstanding! Robert Christopher Riley (Carlton) is outstanding. So happy to see him doing daytime after primetime! Hoping he sticks around. Christopher Dunn and Danielle Paige did outstanding work with the breakdown and scriptwriting today. Two of the best this soap has.