Khan

ICAM!!

IMO, GH is in the same boat as Y&R. It's coasting on the fumes of what worked 20+ years ago. But what's ironic here is that you'd think a show with 435 regular cast members wouldn't feel as creatively spent as GH does these days.

In a way, Lisa Brown, as Nola, reminded me of old screwball heroines like Jean Arthur and Carole Lombard, who could go in a thousand different directions within each sentence and still come out understandable and endearing.

General Hospital's new hire, Bryce Dufree says he's "ready to go" as Vaughn, the latest addition to the WSB ranks. Wow, would you look at that? The sonofabitch hasn't even started airing yet, and already, he's ready to leave!

If he has any talent at all, then he doesn't belong on ANY soap (with BTG being the possible exception); and if he has NO talent at all, then he's right where he belongs.

I think it was a little of both. She'd flub lines to the point where they seemed to tumble out (because, let's be honest, as brilliant as Douglas Marland was as a HW, he also could be kind of wordy, lol), but in a way, it worked for a left-of-center character like Nola Reardon. It's just that Pamela K. Long (God bless her) interpreted that quirk to mean she was semi-ditzy and a bad cook, lol.

Now you're just making me miss Michael Vartan all over again, lol.

All I can say is, when you're about to go head-to-head with the first new soap opera in 25 years - not to mention, the first, hour-long soap with a Black family as the main cast - and the best you can do to counter that is "Josslyn Jacks, Super Spy".....

Annabelle THE DOG would've been more believable.

I'm so sorry to hear that. I didn't always enjoy watching AMC when it was under her watch, but I would agree that she had her finger on that show's pulse better than the EP's who came after her.

I agree. And I agree that EO's don't have that kind of power, too. At the very least, it would be next to impossible to enforce.

Pretty much, lol! What IS Passionflix?

The perfect, plastic-looking companion for Secret Agent Barbie.

I think we know what caused that hole, too:

Except Kimberlin Brown. But I'm death these days on Republicans, so don't mind me.

As Bibi, Didi, Fifi or Kiki, lol?

Oh, c'mon. Everyone ends up at B&B eventually, lol.

Words cannot express how thrilled I am for Cady McClain. She has more than earned the right to originate a character on daytime rather than be a recast, and I am so, so glad MVJ and the rest of the BTG team have handed her this opportunity.

Oh, well! See ya at B&B, Evan!

If I were writing this show, I'd go along with the idea of Johnny and Chanel getting a baby, but I'd show fairly quickly how ill-prepared and overwhelmed Johnny is by fatherhood - like, he'd want to go out and have fun, Chanel says they can't because the baby's sick or something, and Johnny doesn't understand why they can't just leave the baby with a nanny - with Chanel realizing she basically married a manchild who was never prepared to live in the real world.

True, lol!

I am not here for Salem's answer to Scott Disick thinking he's mature enough to be a father.

Obviously, I can speak only for myself, but a daytime soap just isn't a daytime soap to me if it doesn't runs five days a week, 50-52 weeks per year. I mean, I could go along with taping two episodes per day, so that the team has a six-month hiatus to rest and recharge, but I still would need to know it'll be there, every Monday through Friday, uninterrupted, with no hiatuses or breaks. Of course, YMMV.

How are Johnny and Chanel ready to be parents? Johnny doesn't even have a job!

I think John Loprieno had a point: there was only so many times you could watch Cord forgive Tina for her latest round of mistakes and lies before you started to wonder if Cord was a total moron.