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Simple: Kevin comes home and admits he had an affair; Laura is devastated by the news, but realizes she and Kevin have grown apart; Kevin and Laura decide to end their marriage, but they remain good friends. Then, down the road, Laura finds love again with a long-lost half-sibling of Luke and Bobbie's.

Deep cut, lol!!

There was nothing wrong with pairing Erica with Charlie...except for the fact that Susan Lucci and Charles Van Eman shared no chemistry whatsoever.

Next thing you know, there'll be a stock shot of Chicago or some other city with cars from the 1960's.

Why didn't David Jacobs just make Lucy J.R.'s daughter (either by Sue Ellen, or by a previous wife)? Why make her the product of two people (Gary and Val) who were off-screen most of the time (before they got their own show)? It's not as if they ever made much of Lucy's ties to Gary and Val anyway.

I miss seeing him on my TV screen. He did a fantastic job embodying the spirit of Alan-Michael Spaulding.

Just one of the many sins he'll need to atone for when the time comes. (As if "Cats" and "Starlight Express" weren't enough to condemn him to Hell for eternity.)

To anyone who is surprised by Van Hansis' acting style: have you ever heard of a little show called AS THE WORLD TURNS?

Forgive me, but didn't Y&R do something similar when Michael Damian was in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"?

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: CVE is LOUSY at naming characters. Like, the worst.

It reminds me of when Bill Bell used to have Cricket/Christine rattle off stats about crack babies and other issues on Y&R. And I'm gonna suggest to BTG what I suggested to Y&R: just have Stevie Wonder come on, sing some song about the issue and be done with it.

If he does decide to keep him - and let's be real, he's gonna keep him - then I hope he does something about his name. "Cassius" makes me think of Cassius Clay.

MVJ wanted to prove with her show that people of color could be "messy" as well as white people, but about the only messy things I've seen on BTG's core family is some of Tamara Tunie's wardrobe.

You're not alone, @titan1978 . It bothers me as well.

JFP:

They might as well change the name from THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS to THE DISABLED AND THE HOOKED.

Chances are, if GL had continued, it would've been reduced to taping episodes inside Ellen Wheeler's "she-shed." (Because, you just know that chick has a "she-shed").

All in a day's work for Port Charles' newest contract killer, lol!

Apparently, the Lechowicks thought we gave a damn as to who would off Danny or whether they would be punished. (Guess what? We didn't). To make matters worse: they bring in Pam Grier (and her bad wig) as Herb Edelman's partner; and instead of using their investigation as a way to introduce a new love interest for Larry Riley/Frank - because, c'mon, putting those two together totally could have worked - they let her just fade away. Speaking of Herb Edelman, I watched him not too long ago in an episode of "Murder, She Wrote" where he was questioning Ken Howard, and it occurred to me: those two were married to the same woman (Louise Sorel). I would've LOVED to have been there for the off-set talks, lol.

Maybe Patty Jane's been embezzling funds from the cat rescue she started after leaving town?

Speaking of Vanessa Marcil, if anyone could portray the mysterious Vanessa DiMera, long-lost daughter of Stefano, who challenges EJ for control of the DiMera empire, it's gotta be she.

Leigh McCloskey has always been a very handsome man...who's boring the minute he opens his mouth to speak.

She's Mary Anderson. Dr. Rolf's been keeping her alive and in a cryogenic chamber ever since she was attacked by the Salem Strangler.