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I completely agree; it is the downturn of Jill Farren Phelps becoming executive producer around this time. Especially since there are a myriad of couples who I believe could have and should have been more focused on than Cruz-Eden, who I see little draw towards. I think anytime one soap forces one particular couple to the forefront, while back burning others, it is a major turn-off. Cruz-Eden may have been popular, but, I do believe front burning their story is what really drove this soap to lose its footing.

Because, around this time, Jill Farren Phelps became executive producer, and she chose to shift the focus on the Cruz-Eden pairing.

Awesome thanks.

Wow. Thanks so much!

Gosh. Imagine what Another World might've been today.

Gosh. Barbara Esenstein & James Harmon Brown were on fire during this time. They took a set up, made by Victor Miller, Michael Conforti, Nancy Williams Watt & Michael Conforti, and turned it into something magical.

Gosh.. after the Jeffrey and Kelly wedding... it becomes a snorefest again. I can see why a regime change happened.

I was gonna ask where to watch episodes, but the behind-the-scenes drama-rama looks interesting enough, ha.

I've been struggling to tune in. Not a lot is grabbing my interest. Plus, the inconsistency of post-production, which has plagued this soap since 2015, is quite annoying, as well.

I don't see Eileen Davidson returning to the wreck Ron Carlivati has written of this character. She wouldn't.

Hoping June 2021 brings the long-awaited news of a brand-new regime at The Young and the Restless.

I think of the TNT continuation of Dallas, which is less of a reboot, but was done so well and so short-lived. Roseanne (and now The Conners).

Charity Rahmer says "Hi!"

Oh Shari......

Days of Our Lives: C General Hospital: A- The Bold and the Beautiful: F The Young and the Restless: F

It is a double-standard. Men who don't sport hairless, unrealistic six-packs are "fat" and "undesirable," yet they aren't.

Meh. I'd take Roger Howarth over Steve Burton any day of the week.

Will see how it goes when he makes his debut. Just wondering about Sydney now.

Except she didn't, per her own statement.

Yes. The large staircase and major gathering area. I remember reading in Soap Opera Digest when the set premiered how easily and accessible the set was said to be... and then it was slashed. I know. I'm surprised he agreed to return, whether full-time or guest.

I'm pretty sure Roger Howarth is Vince Novak, and Cameron Mathison's role is going to be the one of the person attempting to purchase The Invader.

This is a cute reunion! Telma has not aged a single day since Family Matters.

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.