Khan

It breaks like down this: Pro: With Chuck Pratt, Jr. in as EP/HW, no longer would Frank Valentini be calling the shots. Con: With Chuck Pratt, Jr. in as EP/HW, CPJ would.

Why? CAPITOL never even bothered featuring African-Americans throughout their entire run, even though D.C. was just as heavily populated by African-Americans then as it is today.

MULTIPLE Emmy winner, eh? Well, then, I guess that takes Jamey Giddens out of the running for now, lol.

How quickly we forget the "one-drop rule."

I think what irks me about the "controversy" surrounding Kamala Harris' ethnicity is the perception from many that she can't be African-American AND Indian-American, too; that she needs to "pick a side," as it were. I, myself, happen to be African-American and Muscogee (or Creek) Nation Indian on my mother's side, and Indian and Chinese on my father's. My father immigrated to the U.S. in 1972, after spending much of his life in his native Georgetown, British Guyana; while my mother was born and raised in small town Oklahoma, with most of her relatives (both biological and adoptive) still in the area. Most of the time, I self-identify as African-American, because that is the part of my heritage with which I am most familiar; but in fact, I am proud of my entire heritage and ALL my ancestors, on BOTH sides, and I would never deny either side for any reason; and I resent the implication from Black AND White people that I can't embrace both.

For some reason, Jagger's story is giving me the same vibes that J.T.'s return story on Y&R gave me years ago, and fellow Y&R fans know how that turned out. (Read: brain tumor.)

Or does she?

I'll say this much for Chuck Pratt, Jr: if he were to rejoin GH as EP and/or HW, you KNOW the cast is gonna get slashed, because I just can't see him wanting to write for 10 characters, let alone 100.

Who in their right mind would have signed off on Donald Trump appearing at an event like the NABJ in the first damn place!? Clearly, there's someone on Team Trump who hates him and lives for every opportunity to embarrass him, especially among POC, lol! I agree, lol!

Now that would have been interesting. Especially with Mallet still as a cop.

I'm friends with him on FB. From what I can tell, Eric hasn't done or said anything to merit the multiple timeouts. Methinks it's the work of trolls reporting him to Meta.

A bit rough, but he's still invited to the cookout. (Just don't bring any light beer, okay, Parker?)

I agree. They're just posturing for the sake of posturing. In the end, they either will vote third party or (more likely) sit it out. On a related note: good ol' reliable Nina Turner is warning Kamala Harris that she will lose progressives if she picks Josh Shapiro for her VP. This, of course, begs the question: who da fuq even LISTENS to Nina Turner anymore?

I'd bring back Ben, but only to revert him to his former, serial-killing ways. Then, I'd kill him off.

Amen! Humor and comedy on soaps are fine, but only to counterbalance the heavier, more serious goings-on.

More and more, the movie "Network" really shows us how this all will pan out.

You almost expect a black, female Democrat to say to the GOP, "Y'all are weird!". And I, for one, am grateful for that, lol.

So, there are two things I want the incoming head writers to do: kill off Leo and end this "Body & Soul" bullshit once and for all.

A shame, since I thought K&A was as good as Cosby and FT. Also a shame that "Newhart," while not perfect, got overshadowed by "Night Court," which often confused weirdness with humor (IMO).

I agree!

As soon as I saw the name "Stuart Erwin" in those credits, I had to google it. Sure enough, that's the actor whose son, also named Stu, was, for many years, the drama development executive at MTM, helping to get shows like "Hill Street Blues" and "St. Elsewhere" on the air. (I'm a huge MTM fan, so forgive me, lol).

I've just looked this show up on IMDB and unless IMDB is wrong again... Selig J. Seligman and Gene Banks also worked together on GH as EP and producer, respectively. Banks was also DAYS' first producer, and writer Ken Rosen was its' first HW (w/ Peggy Phillips), too.

I wonder if that was the same Bruce Lansbury who, with sister Angela, produced the final seasons of "Murder, She Wrote."

I know, it came to me shortly after I had posted that, lol. (Look above and you'll see I've edited it.)