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I really hope they stop this feature before they end up asking former SECRET STORM cast members how they'd feel about bringing the show back as a movie.

Again, as long as I don't feel like I'm watching a "Good Times" or "Jeffersons" rerun when I tune in for the first time, I'll consider the show to be a success, lol.

For me, 1997-98 was probably the last year I could stomach GL on a steady basis; and even then, I stomached it with much lower expectations, lol.

I think he was right, too. If nothing else, Joe Biden would not have been as vulnerable to the far-left as Hillary Clinton was. I mean, they tried their best to hurt him four years later, and they're trying their best to hurt Kamala Harris now. In the long run, however, it seems like little-to-none of what they did or are doing is making the kind of impact that they had made on HRC back in '16, when you had a candidate who was a sort-of pariah even among members of her own party. Despite the GOP's best efforts, this election comes down to one issue: the abortion ban. By reversing Roe, the GOP, with help from SCOTUS, went too far, underestimating women in the process. Now, I'm not suggesting that Kamala Harris WILL win, but if she DOES win, make no mistake: "it's the abortion ban, stupid."

And in both cases, Trump would have handed the Democratic Party its' collective asses, because there's no way either of those gents (or any other white guy) could've run against him and won. We were behind Joe Biden until we weren't, largely because of the goodwill he had engendered in the wake of the pandemic; and even though I'll remain pissed over how he was forced out until the day I shuck off this mortal coil, at the same time, I will concede that Kamala Harris' ability to pull together a campaign and party in record time proves how very much this country was eager for another change.

Exactly. Nor did they get their way, I think, when Josh Shapiro was passed over for VP. Tim Walz has proven himself to be very popular with the base, but Shapiro's probably more their ideal running mate. For me, however, the question remains: if the top donors didn't want Kamala Harris, then whom DID they want? Who else had a high enough profile within the Democratic Party to run against Trump?

DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Where no one stays gone...or stays at all.

I agree that Ron Raines was miscast as Alan, but I can't see him as a Mike recast instead. Billy Lewis? Maybe. Mike Bauer? No.

I, for one, will always love the fact that the top donors were forced into throwing their support for Kamala Harris (after basically pushing Joe Biden out the window) when they clearly wanted to primary her.

With J.D. Vance on hand to pass out the Kool-Aid (or, if he prefers, the Diet Mountain Dew). Amen.

My choice for a Hope recast has always been Marcia McCabe (ex-Sunny, SFT).

And here's Bugs Bunny's reaction to the news:

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I'm not suggesting GENERATIONS was in fantastic shape when NBC cancelled it, but I do think it was getting there and that the network simply was too impatient. Winther, IMO, needed another year or so to stabilize that show.

I agree.

For me, that's the main takeaway: people (who are rational and who give a damn) are just plain burned out by all things MAGA. We're not even outraged by anything those sick mofos say or do anymore; we just want them to shut up and go away.

In honor of Clifton Davis' joining BTG. (As always, IYKYK). (BTW, Davis was in the original 1971 B'way production of "Two Gentlemen of Verona" w/ Jonelle Allen, so not only would I love to see him reunited with Anna Maria Hosford on BTG, but I'd love to see him share some screen time with Allen as well. Just saying!)

Oh, well. At least we still have the movie "All the President's Men" to remind us of when a newspaper like the WaPo still had integrity.

Clifton Davis!? Hot. Damn. Now, all we need is for Anna Maria Hosford to show up and we can have an "Amen" reunion, lol!

Now THAT's how you get a "Black storyline up and pumping," lol.

I swear I saw that same [!@#$%^&*] happen on GL when I was in elementary school, lol.

At this point, Jeff Bezos has so much money, he'd have to live to 200 to spend it all. Yet, he blocks a political endorsement, because he's afraid of what a potential second Trump administration could do to him financially. I mean, really, what a shithead, lol.

There's only one, plausible explanation for that wig: Amy is blind as a [!@#$%^&*] bat.

Words cannot describe how much I have come to admire that man. In a world full of Donald Trumps, be a Joe Biden.

Faced with endorsing either a malignant narcissist and wanna-be fascist or a level-headed woman of color with an impeccable background, they ultimately chose to endorse neither. God bless America!