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This one breaks my heart; Eileen was one of a kind and was effortless in the role of Lisa. She was a true star. R.I.P. Ms Eileen!

Or even Rachel confronting her about it in the scenes prior; those were amazing.

💯 co-sign!

As much as I dislike Claybon, I agree.

Jane retiring definitely changed things for the character of Tracy, i.e., grey hair, fashion, etc. But again, Tracy in lounge wear versus business wear still exists. If she's handling Deception business at the offices, she's not usually in a kaftan like she would be at the Quartermaine estate or the Metro Court pool, etc. It's all relative to where Tracy is. I'd love to see her come back soon; again, the revolving door of head writers really shifted things. I do think the strike team (when she first returned in 2023) handled Lois the best, but just having Sofer back after 26 years away was so special.

Colour is nice, yes, but in comparison to what León and Lane have worn in the role? Yes, characters can grow, but when Jane Elliot looks more youthful in what she wears... there's an issue. As for Rena Sofer, if I recall properly, the "Comings and Goings" that announced her exit did state it did not mean she was gone "for good". My guess is Sofer is on the east coast (where she lives).

Ashley Abbott already has it. But again, he's not going to Y&R.

It's definitely an "actor" choice versus a "character" one. Comparison to Adrianne León and Briana Lane proves it's definitely actor versus character, and I hate it. It's the same thing when Nicole Paggi first pinch-hit for Kirsten Storms as Maxie.

Not even 53... in general; I'm done with the unrealistic expectations that daytime seems to need to keep. Absolutely! She always slayed. And she even said she brought her own shoes in for Nikki to wear. But Nikki never looked like she came out of a thrift shop or didn't have a mirror.

I feel like as a therapist, her 'inner thoughts' are muted; seeing her mention she didn't think choking out Dana was in her showcased that (to me, anyway).

And even if he were, that does not mean he shouldn't be allowed. I absolutely concur, and it does seem to be a GH-specific issue in the past several years. I remember when Melody Thomas Scott was a bit... heavier (for lack of word), and she was still serving fashion as Nikki; she never slumped or wore oversized, boxy clothing.

But if they were unaware of the nightmares (which seemed to be what was alluded to), they wouldn't. And when Martin did bring it up... Vernon said 'no', because they did not want it getting out.

No, I thoroughly enjoyed them. Would that be on the forefront of their minds, though? From a generational standpoint, especially, would it be?

If you're not what society deems as 'gorgeous', then people will tear you down and drag you for it. Yet, will also turn around and support everyone. Hypocritical, honestly. That would require the head of costume to do their job, which I do not feel they do, especially for those who happen to be of a bigger size (in comparison to others on the set). Her size, much like when Kirsten Storms was larger than she is now, is not the issue: the costuming is the ultimate issue.

Wow; I would rather, like your post says @Errol, that they did considerably well with the last-minute change of schedule, especially in comparison to previous years.

I agree, especially when she continues to put on the same skirt all the time; it's clear she has no problem showing off her legs (to a point), but anything above the waist? That's a no-go for her. BLQ has become matronly, which she has never been up to Setton's assume of the role.

I would say she's definitely been a tad more 'conservative' in comparison to what I've seen of her in other roles. But she's usually been covered up top and in either pants or a pencil skirt on the bottom.