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I hope so! I'd be incredibly disappointed if Eric joins them. I could see Will joining his parents to create some sort of faux conflict with Electra. The holy grail for me: Ridge steps down as co-CEO to focus on designing + Brooke gets co-CEO with Steffy. Brooke really should be leading the company in some capacity.

I decided to watch today for the first time since Chance was unceremoniously tossed aside. I thought the costuming was refreshing and flattering on all the actors. The win goes to dressing Chelsea as a 50s dutiful housewife on the night she realizes Adam's loyalty to Victor will always win. There's no doubt that Graz is MS's best screen partner - even better than SC. The rapid fire way he spit those lines - basically saying everything the audience feels about Phyllis - in a humorous manner. In reality if anyone else said those lines, they'd come across as mean spirited. I am surprised at the chem between CK + BF. I absolutely didn't feel it in those early scenes, but there might be potential. Can Josh please stop writing Devon as such an absolute downer? When was the last time Devon had anything positive to say? We know Bryton can do so much more. EB was really struggling in this episode. I can't recall another time when his delivery of every single line was off. Eh, he's 84 and I respect that he still wants to work. Honestly, I'm grateful I can tune in to Y&R after a hiatus to see TGVN ruling the roost. As we all know, it won't always be this way.

What a weirdly worded spoiler for a married, monogamous couple. JMW's being wasted in this milquetoast version of Steffy. I actually put B&B back on streaming DVR because of the rival fashion house. I'm curious if this will actually stick or be done in 3 month. It seems like tomorrow is the day to start.

Brad is clearly on a mean streak because these characters are illogically acting hateful: Katie being marginalized because of Lunacy now. OC when Lunacy was arrested after caging FC co-CEO + committing two murders while she was a FC intern - it was OK. Bridge forcing Eric into retirement out of the blue - we're not talking about some business relationship - this Ridge's father and Steffy's grandfather and the father of two of Brooke's children. Really? The omitted spouse at Lope wedding. And why wouldn't the invited spouse fight for their inclusion? None of these make sense - not even #3. The audience is willing to accept plot-based drama if it leads to compelling stories, but this stuff isn't even good.

AW - Nancy Frangione. Susan Keith was perfectly fine, but Nancy took Cecile to a soaring heights. I was floored when the recast happened because I knew Nancy as boring Tara on AMC. But, gosh, if she didn't light up the entire show. My entire family loved Celice, including my dad and brother - who got hooked on the show because of her.

Repost from the spoiler thread: Dec 2023 - Eric is dying or not Dec 2024 - Eric's stapler is being taken away by Carter Dec 2025 - The Combo Remix! Eric's health is in question + Ridge wants to take away Eric's stapler You know, I hope this actually ends up being a legit story. B&B has been such a mess since Brad decided to have Sheila shoot Finn/Steffy - almost every S/L has been a complete thud. Soaps have slumps, but B&B being this off for this long is frankly shocking. I'm still following - not watching - the show in the hopes that it gets it right again.

Dec 2023 - Eric is dying or not Dec 2024 - Eric's stapler is being taken away by Carter Dec 2025 - The Combo Remix! Eric's health is in question + Ridge wants to take away Eric's stapler

Feb 5, 2025 - it's on Hulu under Season 62.

Perfect assessment. BF is a solid actor, which is why he stood out at DAYS. On Y&R, he's not even in the top 15. Top to bottom, Y&R's cast is impressive. A huge difference from shoestring DAYS. If JT ever left, I always imagined he'd be a solid recast for Billy. Oh, well. I wish him the best, but I could see Sony trading him back to DAYS - and, yes, replacing the recast.

Couldn't agree more. LLB not only has the vision, but also a deep understanding of what draws fans into soaps. I wish her and Martha all the best.

This is B&B. Just because you saw a white girl on screen doesn't mean a thing - see Luna/Zende.

Exactly. After they clearly realized LY was great, they actually managed to free her with double combo of Finn being her father + $B getting her the pardon. I knew things were headed off-the-rains when out-of-the-blue $B kicked her out as soon as pardon came through - like why? Anyway, we know it's surfer girl who got run over + no way did Lunacy breakout of jail to tell Will she miscarried. She'll be back, but it won't be a long stint.

So it's Katie's fault that the co-CEO's husband got his aunt pregnant with a psycho? But it wasn't a scandal when the former intern: killed two people at Brooke's baby daddy's pizza joint, kidnapped the co-CEO and dated the other co-CEO's son. Yeah, B&B TMZ wouldn't have waited 15 months to break this story. This stuff is why I simply won't give B&B my streams. I keep reading the dailies looking for a reason to tune in, but I can't. Why place all the drama in Lisa's very capable hands only to have her exit? There isn't a single story of consequence right now. Very odd.

Have charges been filed against Li? Has she lost her hospital privileges? Had her medical license suspended? What she did is not some minor, random act. I'm sure it was common knowledge she did the same thing for Finn. It's a disturbing pattern. They sure were quick to hold Grace accountable. I guess Li gets a free pass because Brad can't be bothered. Li has some serious anger issues (strangling Poppy, jabbing Jack) as well as numerous ethical violations. Maybe that's why she and Sheila have bonded!

When Laura opened the trunk, Genie killed it! OC, Dalton's was shot, but Laura would have no way of knowing that. Does anyone else feel like Krisinda is inevitable? Far more chemistry than Mody. Unexpected payoff of the week: Gio/BLQ. I figured Dante's rant would give BLQ an opening, but I didn't expect a hug and calling her 'Mom'! It was so shocked, I shed a tear. OK, the past 10 episodes did wonders to flesh out Britt. The writing the first 3 months just made her so unlikable - and not in the good way. I still can't stop laughing at Carlo's 'Jason Morgan' imitation. I can't stop watching that clip. It's like they finally figured out how to utilize CR in a way that make Sidwell less of a carton villain and someone worth watching.