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It's like a bad "Monty Python" sketch.

Wait, you had nightmares watching "Dressed to Kill"? Well, I guess I shouldn't be TOO harsh on you. After all, Angie Dickinson realizing she accidentally left her panties behind at the apartment of the dude she just had a nooner with is bound to scare anyone.

Josh Griffith doesn't know how to write for them (or for anyone), so he just has them going around town and making announcements instead. Next week, Tessa and Mariah will announce that they're ordering Thai food through Doordash. The week after that? The food was delicious, and they loved watching the first season of "The Gilded Age," too.

Ron Carlivati will not rest until he has made himself an enemy of every race and ethnicity out there. Yay...? James Read and the guy playing E.J. deserve so much better.

Correct. And just like everything else in life that's motivated by outdoing others, gender reveal parties IRL tend to end in bloodshed and mayhem.

Well, Brian De Palma was certainly influenced by Hitchcock when he made that movie (and most others).

It was then-HW Megan McTavish's attempt at bringing Alfred Hitchcock-style psychodrama to GL. At the time, I remember some were praising Frank Beaty's performance as Brent/Marion, but I remember feeling that, tone-wise, it was not the kind of story that belonged on GL.

My condolences to you and your family as well, @JaneAusten. I figured that would happen in the wake of the pandemic. There comes a point when people just can't take anymore bad news. And I think the Republicans are especially taking advantage of our collective reticence, for lack of a better word, pushing through all this terrible legislation that's going to destroy the fabric of our country in the long run. The pushback to certain things isn't as strong as it should be, either because people are tuning out, or they've just plain given up.

"The gender reveal party for Ben and Ciara's baby takes a devilish turn." Gender reveal parties usually do.

We all do. And Tanner Novlan belongs on Hallmark Channel movies.

B&B (and Bradley Bell) is desperate.

That's not the picture that @SFK was referring to. Thank you.

I'm sorry, but if this is the best this show will ever do, then it's time to let the sand out of the old hourglass.

Male characters (and male actors) on B&B are like subway trains: if you miss one, stick around for a few minutes, because you're bound to meet another.

No, it's Ken Meeker (ex-Rafe).

Was that the storyline where Maggie wrote a book while suffering from amnesia, and then forgot she wrote the book once she regained her memory (or something to that effect)?

"I couldn't love you anymore or any less than I do at this moment, Will. I'm so proud to be your grandma. Now, let's go shopping for some blazers and pastel-colored jumpsuits!"

Right-wing Conspiracy Theorists: "Obama is (still) running our government!" Left-wing [!@#$%^&*]-Stirring Me: "Oh. And that's bad, because...?"

Agree. Between Dollar Bill and Liam, I feel like Bradley Bell has become B&B's number-one liability.

IDK who you are, but you slay the hell outta me.

Is the time jump even mentioned at all anymore? I feel like DAYS has quietly ignored it and moved everything back to the present time.

Except it reminded everyone that OLTL once thought it was okay to recast a half-Asian character with a Caucasian actress in the first place.

Same.