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And now they have gun moll Vanessa matching him in the Guido Leather New Jersey Housewives apparel.

Well, Chat GTP disagrees with Claude and says Belle is older.

The problem is when it happens over and over and over.

-- Ava has chemistry with Ethan. Maura West has chemistry with EVERYONE. -- Regardless of the Cassius of it all -- whether Fathan has changed or anything else -- why shouldn't he care about Rocco AND Britt? I'm confused as to why Lulu and Dante think Rocco is the only one he should care about. That's irrational. -- I will never stop laughing that Willow discusses all her sins and crimes with other sinners and criminals right in front of Drew. It's the kind of thing soaps are (rightly) mocked for.

I'll be honest. I was so in love with Casey the Alien from Lumina that I let the entire storyline wash over me and pull me in.

I'm voting monthly for every soap. Count me among the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" voters.

EVERYTHING is wrong with this Patty and Jack storyline, but Griffith managed to make it worse by having Jack agree that Traci and Kyle would have to move out when Patty moved in. Why would Jack agree to that? He couldn't have vetoed that ridiculous demand?

-- Electra told one of the FC employees showing her material that she wanted "a whole bolt of that." Um....why? Why would a jewelry designer need a whole bolt of anything? God knows who's writing this stuff. -- Dylan continues to be the assistant who does nothing. -- All of a sudden, Electra is talking about the Hope for the Future Diamond 😂 -- They need to stop showing closeups of that diamond. The blue glass looks scratched like hell and the materials look cheap. -- Brooke continues to repeat everything she said every day for the past 3 weeks. -- Katie and Liam had me howling as they told Hope how brilliant and inspired and awesome and loved in the industry she is. Meanwhile, she's dressed like she shopped the grandma rack at Chico's. These writers never heard of Show, Don't Tell. -- I feel bad for AN having to play this pathetic whining Hope who can't make up her mind and is afraid of her own shadow.

It was a great shot, but that was my point. The rest of the town was ignored.

I think Eva made sense in asking if Kat "willingly" gave up part of her liver. However, I also understand the online pushback to her comment. A lot of people went after Kat last week when she talked about Eva, so why wouldn't Eva get the same treatment? I'm #TeamKat, but I acknowledge she wasn't a good person with her Eva comments last week. Likewise, it's not a good look for Eva to make her first statement about her life being saved to be "Did she do it willingly?" I mean, really, Eva? So I look at it this way: If Kat was wrong, so is Eva. I understand both of them getting called out.

These are my top 3, led by killing off Leo.

I asked Claude who was older and got this.

Taking over the hospital.

-- Really weird to see the entire Dupree family and friends take over the entire reception area around the nurses desk. They should have repurposed a set to be a waiting room. Hanging around counters where doctors and nurses need access? I guess the Duprees can do anything they like. -- It's great that the hospital has no other patients the day after the tornado and that everything is calm there for the Duprees to gather. -- The Martin livestream was also weird. Yes, they'll offer free meals there for tornado victims, but we'll never see any of that. It's election day and he has no one with him but a guy with a camera and tripod? -- So Victor Newman's campaign speech didn't get lost with the tornado and its aftermath. I mean, come on. -- We should have had dialogue indicating that many people might not vote at all after what happened. I appreciate working the campaign and election into the show at all, but some of it is cringe. -- Joey is there for Izaiah? Just gag me. How does Elon have no idea that Izaiah and Joey were in each others' lives? -- Pleather-clad Vanessa and Joey should disappear. I'd rather Smitty had been at the hospital than to see those two at all. -- The Kat and Eva stuff was well done, including the visits to their bedsides.

I really think it was a mistake to make Izaiah a good guy like his brother. It doesn't fit his backstory of a checkered past, his arguments with his father, or the (stupid) Joey mentorship. They've sanded away the edges on Izaiah the same way they've sanded the edges off Eva.