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"Uncle Ben" Carson's gonna do WHAT?? Oh, where are Florida Evans and Willona Woods when you need them?

He could murder each and every one of 'em, and they all would travel to the gates of Hell singing his praises.

It's always nice to be reminded of when women on GH weren't treated like waxed fruit.

Ya think, lol?

Cliff Warner never had a successful pairing outside of Nina, for the same reason most of his portrayer's romantic relationships flop on Y&R: because Peter Bergman is a wooden actor who has (or had) no chemistry with anyone other than Taylor Miller. And even where Cliff and Nina are concerned, I would argue that it wasn't the chemistry between Bergman and Miller that sold their romance as it was the IDEA of Cliff and Nina constantly thwarted by outside forces (Palmer, Sybil Thorne, Steve Jacobi, Matt Connolly, etc.).

They have John Beradino in one of the promos, and what does he talk about? Luke and Laura. Happy 20th anniversary, Luke and Laura! I mean, GENERAL HOSPITAL!

It's like what marceline and others have said: none of the scandals swirling around him mean anything to his base. Those people see him as their last stab at relevancy. Ergo, they are ready to ride off the nearest cliff with him.

It's "Harry Potter and the Followers of Nxivm."

Y'all, please remember that this is the same woman who got busted for trying to pass herself off as half-Ojibwa. I wrote off Eilleen Shania a long time ago.

Frankly, I have never seen Melania look so at ease in her surroundings as she does in that screen cap w/ Obama. I'm not saying it's because of Obama, though.

On the bright side, if they give her a light sentence, she can play herself in the Lifetime original movie.

C'mon, who DOESN'T he treat like garbage? I truly do not care what Chozick has to say. Yes, I, too, fell for the "WHAT ABOUT HER EMAILS??" con (although, not to extent that I would have voted for Trump or third-party). But what good does admitting that do for us now? Just do better!

Oooooooooooh, AG Foghorn Leghorn ain't gonna like that one bit.

You're not the only one. I'm sure Opal had enough money to reopen the Glamorama away from the Cortlandt mansion. Heck, even converting the mansion into a spa would have made more sense.

Between the Richard Fairchild story and the way James' jacket sleeve tore as he fell from the plane, it's clear that someone (either John Saffron or Caroline Franz) really loved their Alfred Hitchcock.

Sure he can! Look at his comb-over! He's had the same, exact comb-over since the George Bush administration! That's consistency, baby!

I'm sure she was glad to be done with that hideous brunette wig.

At the VERY least, she should be disapproving of Billy's choices and trying like mad to manipulate his life (in between tumblers of alcohol). And Billy should feel resentful, of course, believing that Jill is only trying to mold him into the kind of man she had hoped Philip would be (you know, if he were still dead). As much as I enjoyed Kay and Nikki's relationship, I wonder if Nikki wouldn't have been better served having a mother or aunt all these years as her personal sounding board. And who knows? Maybe Nick Reed was a big enough louse to have OTHER children out there, like a half-sister or -brother (or two) for Nikki and Casey.

I've always chalked it up to the fact that Jill had become harder and more driven by power and a need to outdo Kay on every level. She wasn't starry-eyed Jill Foster anymore, working as a manicurist to provide for her family, and dreaming of having the kind of life she'd read about in movie magazines.

It's not? Well, I can't say I'm disappointed to hear that, because I never bought that twist in the first place. If someone needed to be gay in that family, I thought, then it needed to be Jackie, or Darlene.

Now, Bev is someone I COULD see being a Trump supporter (despite her being a lesbian).

It's like a freaking Jeffrey Archer novel.

But three's company!

Boy, they sure do love their witch hunts, don't they?