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You tell 'em, Barbara!

Without Harry Anderson and Reinhold Weege, what's the damn point?

Well, I know I'll never be able to watch her w/ Idris Elba and Beyonce in "Obsessed" the same way again.

In a way, Jillian's amnesia was even stupider than that [!@#$%^&*] between Delia and the gorilla.

Sally Sussman had some really great ideas (and yes, some not-so-great ones), but she lacked the ability to carry out those ideas in ways that would compel the audience to watch and keep watching. She definitely could have used a Bill Bell or Agnes Nixon in there, helping her map out the stories.

AFAIC, Lee has been written into a corner. I mean, how do you bring someone back from paying someone to kill their husband's ex-wife? In my book, you can't. And after waiting around for twenty years for Margo to die, the LEAST this show COULD have done for viewers was give them a damn funeral.

I've been ready to let go of some of what I watched from 2002 to the end for a very long time.

Frankly, yes. If they want to run with that dark concept, be my guest. But, I'd rather they leave AMC and Pine Valley out of it. Agree.

That's who this situation needs: Stephanie Forrester. Or at least Susan Flannery. But seriously. I wouldn't put it past him to refuse to leave OR for the Secret Service (or whoever) to remove him. In fact, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised to see Trump and his camp set up a sort of "second government" from within the WH (and if not there, then, ultimately, somewhere nearby). Of course, the other branches of government would be forced to recognize Biden's administration as the only, legitimate administration. But, like I said, I wouldn't put it past them.

No. Not with this concept. Not with these people attached. Just. No.

Once upon a time, DAYS was awfully good at tender moments such as this. I wish "those DAYS" were still here.

The prose is a shade purple...but it fits.

Damn. 2020 cannot be over soon enough. May God be with Ms. Reinking's loved ones, and may she RIP.

Agree. He's not fighting to remain in the WH because he loves the job so much, or because he hates to lose, but because he knows SDNY has his metaphorical number.

Everytime Doug and Julie/Bill and Susan look at each other, it's like looking at them fall in love with each other all over again. Doug and Julie, and Bill and Susan, are what DAYS and soaps in general are all about.

So many fast-food containers to pick up, so little time.

In retrospect, IA that maybe GL wasn't Sheri Anderson's kind of show. (She was much better at DAYS and GH). But, at that time, I was still watching GL everyday, and I was still loving most of what I was seeing.

Agree. And if bringing back Quint wasn't in the cards, then all they had to do was kill him off. Hell, he could have been PRESUMED dead, lost on one of his archeological expeditions or something. Suggesting he had cheated on Nola? Quint wouldn't have done that.

It'd be a PERFECT opportunity, I would think. But, I would want a PP reboot to be set in the present-day. I don't think one set in the '50's or '60's would be too niche these days to reach a wide enough audience.

TBH, I think John Sanderford was the only Frank who didn't quite "work" for me. He just seemed a little too "Hollywood casting" for me -- like, if Bill Bell and/or John Conboy were responsible for casting the role.

You know, it's too bad no one thought to reboot PP during the recent reboot/revival craze in H'wood. In the right hands, a PP reboot might have been fun and awesome to watch.

Frankly, I'd rather discuss Helen Gallagher's lengthy B'way career.

Oh, no, not Squiggy!

IOW: same old, same old.