Jdee43

The stuff with Willow and Drew was fun today! Solid acting! The only drawback was didn't they just do this with Ric and Alexis? Maybe they shouldn't have done that D level story if they were going to do this. Since it seems they consider Ric strictly D level nowadays, maybe they'll give him a nice affair with Liz that they'll feature once every two months or so. They can become the modern day version of the old Dan Rooney/ Aunt Ruby "romance," if they are not already!

I'm not really enjoying the Anna stuff. It's pathetic the blubbering mess they've reduced her to. I'd rather Faison really be alive, Anna face it cooly, and they have one final scene together where she cuts his throat or something. That would be memorable, and start to give Anna back the toughness and coolness she had back in the day.

Hard to believe it's been year! This show broke my DAYS habit. Being able to easily watch a show on broadcast, that had a budget and good soapy writing justa did the trick.

I guess at the time, Don Galloway was something of a get for the show, as he was a prime time star. He was on Ironside in the 70s. Not surprising they would try to make his character something of a lead. I wonder why he would want to put in a couple of years on GH. They must have paid him nicely.

I don't understand, what would inspire Monty to want to pair Don Galloway with Finola Hughes in 1986? They are 18 years apart in age. Finola was 26 in those early 1986 episodes. Finola and Jack Wagner are the same age. We were supposed to see him as some young guy beginning on the force, and Finola as an experienced vet heading the force? Her as the police commissioner was always a bit of a stretch.

It is rather disappointing that the big bad is apparently this WSB dayplayer who also seems to be impersonating Faison with Anna. If they couldn't have come up with a big bad that has a history with the show, they could at least have tried to cast a stronger actor, someone much more dynamic, creepy and weird, like Faison during his original run.

I think making so many of the characters be related made this rather impossible. Having three generations of the same family, with all of them being adults, was a bit of an overkill.

That they are doing so much to remember him now makes me wonder why they killed off his character prematurely in 2022. Because of that, they can't really honor him as much in the story.

The writing for Britt is soooo bad. Did the writers really need to bring in a random dayplayer to threaten her so she could go back to being shrill and obnoxious, to supposedly save the ones she loves? Give me a break 🤢 This is what people want to see? 🤮 Just let Britt act like a normal person for awhile for goodness sake. The writing for Willow is so heavy-handed. Obviously she's going to cause multiple deaths. I'd guess Kai will be first, and that since it's her first killing, it'll be accidental. Didn't her adopted mother, Harmony, accidentally kill someone as the first step to going full psycho? Since Chase is so expendable now, they should totally unravel the character -- have him have an affair, lose everything, discover that Willow's evil and then be killed by her. Hopefully the performances will be memorable!

It seems like the show is setting up Willow to be its next serial killer? I guess they really can't do nuance. She could plausibly get rid of Kai, Chase, maybe a few dayplayers like Suzanne. It makes you wonder about her longevity. The show doesn't have that many females in her age range to begin with.

That 2022 rerun was a bit coma inducing. The show is much more entertaining today than it was 4 years ago. It was nice seeing Scotty. If they can have Faison's voice over a loudspeaker, maybe they can have Scotty do a zoom call with Laura or Lucy, to check in and give updates about Serena.

I liked Faison back in his 1990/1991 heyday. He was a formidable villain for Robert and Anna. Unfortunately, all his returns since then have been abysmal; they've sucked big time. How Frank has handled the character has been the worst, turning him into a clown, and giving him boring, good looking children. If Faison had to have offspring, they should have been as weird and creepy as he was back in 90/91. Still, I think they should have Faison be alive and be the big bad, anything to save from the embarrassment of venturing into trying to make severely limited Nathan be the real bad guy, or to avoid it being no name dayplayers like the new WSB guy.

They should just air the 1983 episode where Luke says goodbye to Port Charles from 12/26/83. It's full of flashbacks and him saying goodbye to Bobbie, Robert and Holly. It might give the current audience a slight clue as to why Luke was so popular in the first place.

They should have Nathan just stay the clueless good guy. I don't think the actor can play much more than that. With Nathan being back, I guess that makes Chase expendable? Maybe go darker with him then? I think the actor could handle it better. I expect Chase to eventually be killed off by Willow, once he finds out how evil she is. The show can't do nuance, so I bet they'll make Willow a full on killer once she gets off.

Another place where the show has dropped the ball is with Ric. His return in 2024 was better than the returns of Jason and Lucky combined, and now he's barely on, with zero story. I guess the show only has room for one male sleazy lawyer at a time, and that position is currently being taken up by Martin. Sad to see Ric fall in the pecking order to Martin, but I guess that's Frank for you.