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I tend to blame it on that video he made with Janet Jackson, with industry people not realizing it was Janet who made that video "hot," not him, lol.

FYI: Coster's wife at the time, Candace Hilligoss, who's best known for her work in the cult horror classic, "Carnival of Souls," published a memoir many years later about their marriage, called "The Odyssey and the Idiocy." According to the one-time Mrs. Coster, marriage to Mr. Coster was no day at the carnival either, lol.

Which was ridiculous to me even back then, because, c'mon, it wasn't THAT great of a movie, lol.

What did she say? (You could DM me if it's too sensitive). And I had no idea that SMG didn't like S6.

ICAM! I will say that I'm glad not to see Joss Whedon involved in this project in any significant way. Not just because of the scandals that continue to surround him IRL, but also because I came to see him a long time ago as a one-trick pony whose trick aged quickly. Oh, and even better than that? Marti Noxon doesn't appear to be involved in this either. Boy, did she really screw the old pooch when she became show runner.

Ingo needs to take Debbie Allen's advice and "relax, relate, RELEASE."

P&G could, but it seems as if they're almost ashamed even to MENTION those former shows, despite their continuing to tout their groundbreaking legacy in the field of daytime drama. And maybe I could understand how they feel, too, if I didn't think they were at least partly responsible for the utter messes those shows ultimately became.

You mean that [!@#$%^&*]'s still goin' on? Well, then, never mind, lol.

I'm probably the only one who feels this way, but I just don't see anything wrong with recasting Jax and bringing him back to Port Charles.

That...? Doesn't surprise me, lol. Vincent played Charlie (or, rather, the back of Charlie's head) in the original "Charlie's Angels;" and even from THAT angle, he appeared to be having way too much fun with the hotties playing Charlie's mostly voiceless sexual conquests in scenes with him.

Yet, they wanted to make a big deal about their participation in BTG. Tell me you still hold a grudge against Irna without telling me you still hold a grudge, lol.

Yikes! That sounds AWFUL! But I'm glad to hear (and see) that she's better these days. She and Donna Mills are icons in my book. It'll be sad to see either of them go. I wish someone would talk more with MF about her SFT days. As it is, there's very little footage of her on that show still available, so it'd be nice to see and hear what, if anything, she has to say specifically about Jennifer Pace, as well as any colleagues or storylines that she still recalls.

Well, I do give TPTB credit for not just sweeping all things Dolly under the proverbial rug and carrying on as if she had never happened. Yes, I hated the storyline with a passion, but it just wouldn't have made sense for Reva not to be affected at all by Dolly's passing.

Ain't no different from how she talks BTS/IRL. (Allegedly, lol!)

I've read the complaint before about Buffy not showing up 'til the last page of the pilot script. TBH, I don't have a problem with the OG Chosen One being an occasional or recurring presence in the revival/reboot/revamp. I think Buffy's story was "done" at the end of the original series. The revival, therefore, needed (or needs) to be centered around a new, young woman who assumes her mantle. That's the whole point behind the mythology, I think: to pass that baton from one generation to the next.

Of the three (or four?) classic "Barker Beauties," my favorite was Holly Hallstrom. She projected a warm, friendly, girl-next-door image that reminded me so many women of her age that I saw around my hometown (OKC). Like, I could totally see her teaching at one of my old public schools, or bump into her at one of the local malls or restaurants. Don't get me wrong, though, I loved Janice, too. But she seemed more unattainable, for lack of a better word. Like Farrah or the Heathers (Locklear and Thomas). On the other hand, Dian always struck me (even as a child!) as a bimbo who'd sleep her way to the top. (Apparently, she did, lol).

This reminds me of the time a former pastor at my mother's former church asked the congregation to pray for one of the deacons, who was undergoing prostate surgery - and yes, he said it was for PROSTATE surgery. As if the entire congregation needed to know specifically what type of surgery the deacon was undergoing. Believe it or not, I actually give Mike Johnson (some, small) credit for TRYING to be delicate about it, even though Trump goaded him into talking about the diagnosis eventually. I mean, you could tell a lot of Republicans' frustrations with the man, but they're just too afraid to say anything publicly unless and until they have nothing left to lose. It's sad, and it's frightening, too. And as for the other point: look, even neurodivergent (sp?) individuals know "bigly" ain't a word, and that's all I'm gonna say about that, lol.

Oh, c'mon, you two! Where's your sense of malice!? I say, starting Memorial Day weekend, and continuing all through the summer 'til Labor Day, GH kills off at least one character per episode - and that includes poor, boring, ol' Molly. They could call it the Summer of Slaughter. Which should bring the GH cast roster down to at least 60, lol.

Morgan Fairchild looks so much better than she did a few years back. Her face, in particular, doesn't look quite as puffy.

I'm just trying to decide which would be the best way to dispatch Molly. Should she be one of the serial killer's victims, or should she die in the hurricane (that reveals the killer's identity), or should I wait and bump her off during the Lassa Fever outbreak that comes in the wake of said hurricane?

And it will be fixed at the wrong possible time, too. Like, after Cody and Molly have broken up (and have had goodbye sex), and one or the other (or both) have moved onto new relationships.

Maybe. Again, though, there's a core fanbase who refuses to let the Buffyverse fade away - and IMO, each one of those individuals, if nothing else, represents dollars TPTB are leaving on the table.

How much of a d-bag do you have to be to tell the people working on one of your shows that you didn't finish the original series that the new series is based upon or that you're not a fan? God knows I wasn't looking forward to this reboot, but if I were in that exec's shoes, I think I would set aside whatever feelings I had about the reboot and work my ass off to see that it gets every chance it needs to succeed - if only for the fans who DO love it and who want it back. Because, after all, if they love THIS show, maybe they'll be willing to check out what ELSE the company and the app has to offer. God, H'wood can be such a soul-sucking place.

Well, I'm glad that Chalamet lost AGAIN, lol. Seriously, IDK why others might not like him, but I know why I don't, and it's because he's ignorant - which I knew BEFORE he made those ridiculous comments - and doesn't know when to keep his [!@#$%^&*] mouth shut.