Liberty City

What we need is the original Horton Town Square set back.

Oh those '90s promos! GET IT ON!

Potomac looks interesting, and I am definitely tuning in. As for New York, Eboni is a breath of fresh air, and Sonja has got to stop drinking. The only one who could actually break it down for her would be Bethenny, who would handle it without kid gloves. The other women seem to just accept it and lightly tip-toe around it. I blame Ramona, too, because if she knew Leah was going to bring [!@#$%^&*] up, she should've told Heather, "Hey, don't come! It's not going to be good if you come!" I'm pretty sure the moment Leah called Heather a Karen is when Heather departed.

Exactly what FrenchBug82 said below:

It's because the regimes made Carly fall in-love, which changed her vixen edge. Not necessarily a negative, but it did change the direction of the character.

Began re-watching again yesterday. Gosh... the O.G.s were just amazing. LOL. Kids. Stephen Stohn really just... did not hold true to what Next Generation actually held.

This'll be fun!!!

Per my recollection, once Alexis moved from the penthouse to the manor, the penthouse set was no longer used. Once she moved out of the manor, I'm pretty sure she moved into The Carlton, which she purchased and owned.

See... Julie Ronnie, based on what I've seen, was the best Laken. I'm only on SB 831 and Susan Marie Snyder (who I just realized was Julie Snyder on As the World Turns) is slowly being comfortable in the role of Laken. But I can tell the writers could give two-you-know-whats about the role... much like they did Warren.

Since day one. 🤣

Maura frickin' West! A QUEEN!

I could see her as Maya Ward on General Hospital.

Except, Daytime Confidential only reported it as rumour... not verifiable casting. He looks amazing in his first portrait as EJ!

The fact multiple actors and characters trending for multiple hours says a lot about this episode.

She's gone on record stating she'd welcome the chance to go back.

Caitlin Reilly fits right in with the cast.. and part of me hopes she sticks around for a few additional episodes.

TPTB just dismantled that family so much that, by the end, they barely resembled the ensemble they once were... and I'm not even talking about the casting changes.

I found Sunset Beach online, and found it quite unique for an American daytime soap opera. Then, episodes were deleted, so I went to Santa Barbara, and when I re-visited Sunset Beach it was a complete night-and-day of my original views of it.

I started binging Dallas last year or even the year prior on Prime... and had to stop the season after Pamela got killed off. Not because she was killed off, but, because the vibe of the series just.... changed overall.

For me, the Lockridge family were horribly mishandled, especially given they were kind of the adversaries of the Capwells.

That blows. Was going to reach out to said-user to try and gain access, but, guess that isn't happening.

A Queen of Queens.

Not while Bradley Bell is executive producer and head writer... which means I'll likely never tune back in.

SUPER BARBARA TO THE RESCUE!!!!!

In watching scenes from the storyline, I am so intrigued by it, because it was dark and just seemed incredibly different for The Bold and the Beautiful.