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That’s my main reason why I can’t watch this show. The actors and scriptwriters can put out episodes with great performances and wit, but if nothing is of consequence, what’s the point? Ron writes DAYS as a silly sitcom, where you just enjoy the comedy for 30 minutes (or however long) and forget about it or just appreciate the actors camping it up. And that can be enjoyable but it’s not why I personally watch soaps.

So tragic.

Deson from China 🇨🇳

Wow.

Mr. Alex.

It’s totally zzzzz.

Totally. Flat as day-old soda. The guy who plays Chance isn’t much better.

9th week at No. 1 for “Easy on Me”:

Lol his verbal has always been interesting. And he’s a *real* actor.

Should kill Nikki too, of course. And at least make a serious attempt on Victor. For someone who can cry on cue and produce somewhat credible emotions facially, Melissa Ordway is SO monotone and robotic in her delivery. Zero inflection or emotion in her voice.

A familiar face @Taoboi @Soapsuds

Siya from South Africa 🇿🇦

Rob Zoppo from LA 🇺🇸

Its been a few weeks that I’ve noticed it. Seems like they’re trying a lot of synergy to boost The Talk, though. Akbar (one of the co-hosts) will be on B&B tomorrow.

An interesting pull-out from a Vice article: If you've seen one Joss Whedon project, you've essentially seen them all.

If they had really shown Chance endangering Dominic, and not just being a reluctant, out-of-it new dad, it would have justified Devon’s reaction more. But this show pulls its punches when it comes to drama.

I think they are trying to encourage B&B viewers to sample The Talk in many markets. The B&B end credits segue right into the The Talk’s intro now.

People are saying, why give Joss the platform to push BS? In this case, he throws himself under the bus. He emerges from this interview faaar more damaged than he was when he was silent.

Billy and Lily couch-f**king again. Yay.

Even if you are not ready for the day, it cannot always be night…

Mitchell from I don’t know where:

This juicy man from I don’t know where: