Khan

IDK what it is about him, but he always reaches that point where he just...checks out.

LOL!!

Why should Nick have any occupation(s)? Again, write to JM's strengths. Let Nick Newman be that aging manchild/playboy, who still likes to bang chicks half his age and tries all the time to be an adult but just can't ever get it right, lol.

I agree!

Definitely! I probably should list them all in a spoiler tag, though, lol. Bookend and two-hour episodes notwithstanding...

Ladies and gentlemen, you've heard of "Magic Mike"? Well, now, feast your eyes on "Nick the Stick," lol!

I wouldn't necessarily do anything different or drastic with Nick, but I would have others in Nick's life gradually realize what we have known for years: that Nick, as played by JM, is, at best, a manchild; an "overgrown frat boy" who's never gonna be the sort of solid, mature businessman and patriarch that his father is/was, but who nevertheless has qualities that others respect and even admire.

Who's to say this - meaning, the recent romp w/ Nina after months of enmity between them, the possible hooking up with Willow down the road, etc. - isn't all part of Drew's master plan (conceived while imprisoned, perhaps?) to get even with Nina for turning him and Carly into the SEC?

I always love how townspeople like Seth complain about tourists and newcomers "invading" CC. It's like, "Well, maybe if you told more outsiders about all the murders that occur in town, they wouldn't be so inclined to visit or move there, lol!"

Pretty much what's happening now with him and Tracy, or with him and Alexis, only without the cloud of ALS and its' inevitable conclusion hanging over everything.

That's what I mean. In the beginning, I thought Gregory Harrison was a great addition to the cast and that Gregory Chase was a character with potential, but once he was diagnosed with incurable ALS, that was pretty much the ballgame.

It's gonna be sad to see Gonzo gone, especially when I think of all that might have been.

I say, why not Drew? He's bound to get his fill of living in brother Jason's shadow at some point! I can't believe so many of us are seriously hoping the wedding will end like this: (Oh, and look! There's OG Rick Webber, as one of the gunmen! So maybe it will end like this, lol!)

That's an interesting idea, @Soaplovers, but I think the show's overall tone would have changed even more than it actually did when she acquired the NYC apartment. Sort of like when "Diagnosis: Murder" shifted locales (from Denver to L.A.) between seasons with no on-screen explanation. When they moved to L.A., the show itself became campier and harder to believe.

Fixed?

Believe me, @Vee, I get where you're coming from. But he's a teenager. (He is a teenager, right?) Teenagers make questionable choices with their hair, clothes and makeup all the time. (I just hope Tobias finds it adorkable.)

Too bad the "age of MTV" has passed. Otherwise, I could see Tracy buying Home & Heart(h) as a sort of wedding present for BLQ, and then BLQ and Lois revamping it into a music channel. Jesus Christ, lol.

Here, here! And get well soon!

I still cannot believe recreational axe-throwing is a thing, lol.

Yep, get ready for Chase and Brook Lynn's Red Wedding, lol.

I shouldn't say this, but I think we're long overdue for another school bus accident like the one that killed B.J.

I agree! I just wish her character wasn't saddled with so many kids. It's like watching Doris Day in "With Six You Get Eggroll."

To tell you the truth, @Paul Raven, it's so subtle that it's almost hard to tell when she had her, um, face refreshed, lol? Whoever she paid to do the job was a true artist. It's very telling how Lansbury, who usually had a pretty good memory, blanked on his name in that Archive of American Television interview, lol.

LOL!! (A man named "Khan" who isn't into ST. Isn't it ironic, don'cha think, lol?)