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I totally could see Drew as a Fox NewsMax personality, lol. I'd rather watch an episode that was well-written and had only three characters.

At least it wasn't another one of those "It's a Wonderful Life" homages where some poor soul glimpses what life in Genoa City would be like without them. I've had enough of those to last me the rest of this life and the next.

Not a sentence you read everyday, lol! I didn't want the shooting to change Drew either, but as I've said before, if you're going to shoot him, and he doesn't die or undergo some kind of seismic shift in his personality, what's the point?

I know I've said this before, but the quality of the episodes doesn't matter so much to me, as long as the episodes are available (and preferably, without cuts made for syndication).

It makes sense for BTG (or any soap) to hire Jordi. He's an attractive soap vet with a following, and he likely appeals to non-Caucasian demographics, too.

That's my issue with the storyline, too. Whenever you shoot the bastard, either he dies, or he "sees the light," so to speak. So far, it looks as if we're getting neither. If anything, I think Drew has grown even MORE obnoxious since getting shot, if that's even possible! Of course, I'm also the only one in the universe who thought "Who Shot J.R.?" turned out to be a tremendous waste of time as well, so don't go by me, lol.

Still, to make it even THAT far, lol!

I plan on doing the same in the new year with all my favorite sitcoms and drama shows. I realize it's better to have them on DVD, but it's just getting harder to collect them, when you see the condition they're in when they arrive in your mailbox.

It was only a matter of time, lol!

Yeah, but they've gone so OTT with Drew that I expect him to tie Willow to the railroad tracks before the new year!

I still can't believe you gave PASSIONS three months, lol.

I'm with @Vee , @Antoyne . My GH viewing has been sporadic since PM jumped/was pushed, and nothing that I've viewed will make me change that.

AFAIC, that was the point of no return for DAYS. The show has struggled since, either to top that storyline, or to be more traditional, and neither path has worked.

I agree that Susan Haskell brought an intensity to OLTL that hadn't been seen since Judith Light had left. Her Marty wasn't the typical, dewy-eyed, long-suffering soap heroine; Haskell was much too "real" for that. I just wish the show had waited another year before telling the story of her rape. I don't believe we had bonded enough with Marty to take such a journey with her.

It's unbelievable how seemingly drama-averse GH has become in Frank Valentini's hands. Like I said before, if he had his druthers, he'd turn GH into "Home & Hearth," and just fill each episode with goofy hijinks.

Oof.

There are things that occur IRL that don't necessarily lend themselves to believable or exciting drama. And if you don't believe me, just ask any GH viewer out there what they think about Liz Webber's eye mites.

There's a part of me that likes to think Reva returned to Tulsa (y'know, after Josh's sudden demise) and reconnected with long-lost friends and family members...and maybe a few rivals, too. ;)

I can just hear the old-time announcer: "Britt and Brad face the music for their dine-and-dash. Next on GENERAL HOSPITAL."

It still acted circles around Charity Rahmer.

That's when we officially change the name of this show from THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS to THE WALKING DEAD: GENOA CITY.

Erika Slezak as Eve Howard!

Because, why not, lol? Seriously, I never bought Reva aspiring to be anything other than a very rich woman (who was married to a Lewis). In fact, I've always said that Miss Sally Gleason is who or what Reva should have become in the long run.

I agree! DO BETTER, BRADLEY!!

Yeah, but I shudder to think which B&B/DAYS/GH castoff Josh Griffith would hire to play Shawn if Grant Cramer either wasn't interested or was passed over.