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If ABC tends to dominate the largest markets and CBS the Midwest and South, what area(s) of the country does NBC dominate?

[!@#$%^&*]. Doug Sheehan always reminded me of James Stewart with his boyish good looks, quirky sense of humor and easy-going nature. No matter what kind of vehicle he was in - whether it was a soap (like GH or KL) or a sitcom ("Day by Day") or some cheesy TV movie - he always brought a sense of integrity to his role. (Which is why watching his exit storyline on KL is REALLY hard for me, because you could tell he was struggling with that material, for a number of reasons). I always wanted GH to bring him back (on a recurring basis) as Joe Kelly: still a gumshoe, still funny and charming, but maybe a little more weary on account of age and having seen it all many times over. Ah, well.

WTF is going on with Brenda Dickson's hair in that second clip?

Is that Martha Smith from "Scarecrow and Mrs. King" and "National Lampoon's Animal House" playing Sandy?

"Hey, Mom, what did you do to the french fries?" CUT TO: "Mom arrested in bizarre family murder plot - news at eleven!"

Honestly, I think this storyline, as written, would have been problematic even twenty years ago, when a musical artist still had to be "in the closet" in order to be successful.

I'm just glad they quit before they subjected us to the house/industrial version. You haven't been boring me! I've always felt that MK was one underrated daytime diva who deserves some flowers. Same goes for Maureen Garrett and about a dozen other performers.

I remember a version that aired maybe once or twice during the Laibson era that had an island flavor, replete with steel drums, lol.

Frankly, that's giving me "True Light" vibes, lol.

Ron Carlivati writes the way he does, because he isn't trying to please the audience, only himself.

WOF, like "Jeopardy!," is so durable, because the concept's pretty simple: you spin the wheel, you solve the puzzle. Add in Vanna White (who has had one of the easiest jobs ever, but who is a total fashion plate) and Pat Sajak (who has maintained his quirky sense of humor, even if his politics can be repugnant for some) and you can see why the show blew up so quickly.

That was the show's simplistic writing for you. It never entered Sami's mind that John had been there for her when her actual parents were missing or presumed dead. Nope. Once the real Roman turned up, Sami just shifts her loyalties to him almost immediately (as if Roman had been there all along) and makes it clear she wants John out of their lives forever (even though John wasn't exactly the villain in this situation) with no inner conflict over her actions whatsoever. If anything, I think Sami should have been trying to KEEP John and Marlena together, not tear them apart and essentially guilt Marlena into staying with Roman.

It's true. Ron Carlivati is angry that not every male character on DAYS is gay (and lusting after Leo), and it shows.

I agree. Not to mention the fact that the story itself, as it played out onscreen, offered nothing of entertainment or social value. And I mean NOTHING.

Bullseye! My fear remains this: people on the right, as well as some on the left, want to pick off Biden for various reasons, so they'll succeed in convincing the Democratic Party to force Biden out. Then, come Election Day, the Democrats will be gobsmacked when the candidate whom they pick to replace Biden AND who they think can defeat Trump actually gets trounced in the election. IOW, we Democrats are about to do what we always do: play right into our bullies' hands.

Amen and hallelujah to that!!

See what you've done, America? You've forced our commander in chief to have a sit-down with George [!@#$%^&*] Stephanopoulos. I hope you're all proud of yourselves, you morons.

Frankly, Kristina has bigger fish to fry at the moment...like outdoing JoBeth Williams' performance in "Baby M."

Oh, I would LOVE to see how Black Twitter would respond to that, lol.

That's what I thought as well. And then "the writer" poured gasoline on the incident and struck a match with his WGA Awards acceptance speech, where he defended himself against Geary in a most Dorian Lord-like fashion.

I agree.

"Chinatown" is a brilliant movie: one that's as relevant today as it was when it premiered. He will be missed.

They can try, but what's true about Trump is true about Biden as well: the media needs him a lot more than he needs them.

I think so, too. At least, it SOUNDS like something Megan McTavish would've added. (God bless that woman, but she never knew when to quit!)

Exactly. You know what they say: a Kennedy isn't really a Kennedy until someone accuses them of sexual assault.