Khan

Thanks, @slick jones!

nm

Agree! TP does no one any favors.

Maybe. I thought I had read somewhere that Joe Mascolo had appeared on DAYS back in the '70's, long before he was Stefano DiMera.

And it worked for John Aniston, too. Yes, I know. I still think it's a bad practice.

Age-wise, Janet is in a tough position. On the one hand, she's too...mature to compete with the up-and-comers on the pop music scene; but, on the other hand, she's still too young to join Dionne, Gladys and Patti on the "casino circuit." Frankly, I wouldn't mind seeing her return to series television. People still remember her from her "Good Times"/"Diff'rent Strokes"/"Fame" days. I think she could do quite well playing the mom on some black sitcom.

Joan Rivers said it best: never forgive, and never apologize. Agree. I mean, did wypipo even know who Patti Labelle was before some black queen made her sweet potato pies popular on social media? God, that performance was so weak. He literally got his ass handed to him by a child dressed as a sister wife.

I don't even know what purpose Laura's death (or "death") has served thus far. Exactly. Ken Corday keeps getting in his own show's way. He really needed to step away from running the show in any capacity a long time ago. He could still own it, of course, through Corday Productions, but just let others (who know what the hell they're doing) make the actual decisions.

I decided a while ago to leave poor Brenda Dickson alone, because she clearly needs help. I don't doubt that there's at least some truths to her claims, but I wouldn't be surprised if what had happened to her BTS damaged her emotionally in the end.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: DAYS has irreparably destroyed viewers' trust. Audiences can no longer take seriously anything that happens on the show. To me, that's death.

See, THAT is why I HATE soaps reusing actors for different, unrelated roles. It's hard enough to get jaded viewers to suspend disbelief and immerse themselves emotionally in the stories you tell. Recycling actors like that makes the task twenty times more difficult.

Couldn't have happened to two bitcher people.

Maybe Monica never got over the fact that he wasn't Rick's baby, lol.

And family sitcoms, in particular, it seems. I mean, it wasn't as if she hired Rhea Perlman ("Cheers") to play Esther's long-lost sister or anything, lol.

Wasn't Mary a very religious woman? If she was, then I would imagine Todd to be her favored child, just because he joined the priesthood.

JT has built his entire career appropriating our (African-American) culture -- in music, in dance, in fashion, in everything. We ain't about to let up on him for anything.

I dunno, his beard and haircut make him look a little too "HGTV host" to me.

I'll put it another way: MTW and RC's Mikes were pretty much the same age that Wesley Eure's Mike was toward the end of his stint. (I don't count Paul Coufos, lol.) As far as SORASings so, Sarah's is certainly the strangest. It either de-ages Maggie, or it makes it seem as if Sarah was a change-in-life baby.

Are you sure about that? Because, if memory serves me correct, Deborah Adair's Kate did her best to make like that part of her life (marrying Curtis/having Austin and Billie) never existed. To me, Lucas was her golden child.

So, did GH cast this Jason Thompson lookalike on purpose?

No, stunt casting up her alley would be Michael J. Fox as Nick and Justine Bateman as Victoria. Perhaps. On the other hand, Lindsay Hartley has a distinctly ethnic look, for lack of a better word. I think viewers would have a hard time accepting her as EB and MTS's biological daughter.

As much as she loved Kevin, I feel like OLTL's Viki had a softer spot in her heart for Joey. After all, he WAS his father's namesake.

Prompting Y&R to tell the first-of-its'-kind "Who's the Mommy?" story.

Galen Gering as Nick...and Amelia Heinle STILL as Victoria. If that isn't some kind of fresh hell.... He always looks as if he's just waiting 'til his dealer shows up.