Khan

It's gonna be on my tombstone: "Here Lies Khan - Who Still Thinks The B***h Faked Her Cancer."

I agree.

I could just imagine it now: "Say, has anyone ever told you you'd be fantastic on a soap opera?" "Sir, this is a Wendy's."

Sam Donaldson needed to STFU.

I'm asking the same question, lol! Did they really just pull the actress who plays GH's Jacinda off the street?

Honestly, I wouldn't object to killing off Joss, since I think Carly has enough kids to worry about, and I think we're pretty much guaranteed never to see Jax again either.

TBH, Maura West hasn't always been my cup of tea either. I thought her first stint (1995-96) on ATWT - when Marlena Delacroix compared her to Carroll Baker - was out-of-the-park good, but it seems like when she returned to WT the next year, she decided to be a SOAP actress, instead of just an actress. Nevertheless, though, I do appreciate how she, like Laura Wright and Cynthia Watros, always shows up to play. She doesn't sleepwalk through performances like some of her cast mates (not naming names, lol!). I just wish she lay aside some of their soapier elements of her acting and just, well, act!

This is fantastic news - for AMC fans and soaps fans in general!!

She's only there, because DAYS had hired the worst actress alive before her on purpose.

Someday, someone will pull the pin on Joss. That, and my dream of winning an Emmy, are what's keeping me going.

Trust me, the movie wasn't all that interesting, lol. It was extremely dull, IMO. Even worse, it was insulting to suggest that Jameson Parker could love Mare Winningham just because she had his late wife's brain. Don't get me wrong, MW is a very lovely lady, but the original Julia looked like Aphrodite next to her. There's no way Parker's character would've found the "new" Julia his type.

Yep, just as she was getting a beef and cheese empanada from the food truck parked in front of the Prospect Studios! She's like Mr. Pibb: it ain't Dr. Pepper, but it'll do.

IIRC, she also appeared on AW. And I can't remember whether it was in the AW anniversary book or in an interview she gave about her GL cameo, but I know she said she wanted to appear on a soap as a character and not as herself.

I'm actually surprised Bill Bell and Kay Alden never got around to giving Christine any offspring. At the very least, she could've adopted, but it seems like Bell/Alden were satisfied with her just being "Christine Blair, Attorney at Law."

No wilder than the casting at GH, where they literally pull anyone and everyone off the street. ("Hey! Wouldja like to be on a soap opera!?")

They could've said Liam was Roman's kid, the product of a romance he had had after WN's second departure from the show and before JT.

And also, a sign of the times. "Taxi" was like "M*A*S*H" and "WKRP in Cincinnati": a '70's sitcom trying to survive in the Very Special Episode '80's. It would be up to "Cheers," "Newhart" and, to a lesser extent, "Night Court," to keep literate sitcom writing alive for the next decade.

Keith would've had to fight me for that gun! "You, too, can own a piece of GH with the new Valentin Cassadine doll! Piano and soft rock ballads not included!"

We didn't see any of Kristina's Klinic, but we got all this "Aladdin" crap with Gio & Emma 'til I was ready to meet Jesus.

@DRW50 says it best: they won't be satisfied 'til we're all dead.

#FreeVee! (I'm serious!)

It hurts my soul to know that "Taxi" was done in by Gary [!@#$%^&*] Coleman.

"Paramount: A Persian Gulf + Western Company"

Sorry, lol! But seriously. It's not that WOC can't be just as messy as their white counterparts. All you have to do is to watch an episode of "Real Housewives of Atlanta" to know that, lol. But it's been my experience to see more solidarity (for lack of a better word) among WOC than I have among white women. There have been plenty of instances where they should've supported each other, but didn't; and even when they did, it was hardly ever for purely altruistic reasons. But that's for another thread, lol.

One of the all-time best network lineups, AFAIC. Right up there with "All in the Family," "M*A*S*H," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "The Bob Newhart Show" and "The Carol Burnett Show" on CBS Saturday nights; and "Archie Bunker's Place," "One Day at a Time," "Alice," "The Jeffersons" and "Trapper John M.D." on CBS Sundays.