Liberty City

Iconic moment. And the guard in the back? Such a delayed over-arm reaction. But you can tell Colleen Zenk was having a BALL!

Judging from her social media she is not a Tr*mp supporter at all. https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTBvh1FCKo/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CFzkTPEFntv/

Dorit? Likable? Ha. Those two things don't belong together in the same sentence.

Shame more are not watching General Hospital when it is ten-times better than anything CBS has produced for the past two-years.

Carrington Garland was amazing as Kelly, based on clips I've seen, and is most definitely the best Kelly. Am still on Robin Wright's portrayal (currently on SB 828), and look forward to seeing everyone else. However, the Dobsons' decision to recast, for me, further proves they made some absolute sh*t casting decisions during their tenures as executive producers. The true demise of the Perkins family was the Dobsons' decision to recast the role of Joe from Dane Witherspoon to Mark Arnold. It is my belief had Ross Kettle auditioned with an American accent, at least visually, he would have worked better for the role of Joe than Arnold did. Kerry Sherman was fantastic as Amy Perkins, and they really did do her wrong in the role. Jade, along with Danny Andrade, felt like toys to play the Laken-Ted storyline, which again went nowhere, especially once Julie Ronnie exited as Laken. We did see the Andrade home in November 1984, when the earthquake hit, and it was supposedly damaged; other than that, we never saw the set. You can view it here, thanks to Santa Barbara Online. For me, the lack of interest in the Andrade family came from the fact the Dobsons played on the trope of Latin families being "the help" for a rich, white family, which is unfortunate. Not to mention, dropping the Brandon storyline where Santana was concerned (also brought on by horrible Santana mis-recastings) derailed the family. If Santa Barbara were rebooted in 2021, I would love to see Brandon try and take his stake claim in the Capwell family, re-igniting the feud between Santana, Gina and the Capwells. YES YES YES! To me, Ava Lazar was the unconventional soap actor, which is why she fit perfectly in the role. With each recast, they kept trying to find that typical soap actor, and a more "Latin presence," and it backfired, because it lacked the role and did the character a disservice. Margaret Michaels began to genuinely fit as Santana by the end of her tenure in the role, but, the Dobsons (lol they've gotta stop) wanted Gina Gallego from the start (even prior to Lazar's casting), so when they landed her, they took her and ran. I'm not saying Gallego was not a good actor... but I really did not like her take on the role. Turning Santana into a Cruz-obsessed, drug-addicted mess was such a disservice. The missing Andrade sisters: Olivia and Gabriella, were again missed opportunities to really bring forth some incredible family development.

Did Leah openly support Tr*mp? How did I miss this? I tried getting down to Salem when they were there, but, couldn't do it. Plus, I doubt I would've been able to run into them.

It was entrancing and so well done.

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See, I enjoy Leah... as for this so-called "campaign" against Heather, I cannot entirely blame her. Luann is equally as guilty.. as is Ramona. They're all in it to set up a confrontation with Heather, who is also not innocent at all.

Their headwriter is chaotic. 🤣

I think it's all in how our bodies react to things. It does not surprise me everyone experiences it all differently.

Last nights RHONY was amazing. Eboni is a great addition... and Sonja needs to stop drinking, again!

UGH. Wendy Riche's mind! She is needed back in daytime. Shame TPTB at Disney-ABC did not allow for her to tell the story with AJ, because, it could have been EXCELLENT!!!!

Awesome to hear! I get my second dose (Pfizer) next Tuesday! I know my close friend got his second dose (Moderna) and felt like an absolute wreck. I think everyone reacts differently.

The wig is definitely more noticeable this season than last, and it's likely due to COVID. Michael Michele has been very vocal about her stance on COVID, etc. so she has probably chosen to spend less time in the hair department is what I am guessing. Especially since I'm pretty sure her actual hair was used during the second and majority of the third seasons.

Where did that come from? Especially since the season just wrapped filming, it's far too soon for promotional campaigns to be unveiled. Either way, it wouldn't be the first time Bravo re-used the same promotional portraits for different seasons.

And it would've put Thorne into his own storyline, which he should have had all these years.

So exciting! The Conners has been excellent, and am so happy to have a fourth season this fall.

It really is, isn't it? And she does not look it at all. Lucky lady!

And, yet, Emme Rylan was older.

I appreciate TPTB at General Hospital honouring its veteran cast and characters, but, Reilly's passing is definitely being given the proper send off. Does remind me of the one-off appearance of Serena Baldwin.

I wouldn't call it honouring, but the passing of Susan Brown? Maybe not as intricate as they're doing for John Reilly, but....

Not the song I would've liked to have seen achieve this feat, but it's overdue for Dua.

SO happy with this decision. Organized Crime is a fantastic spin-off.