Faulkner

From Hendersonville, Tennessee 🇺🇸

I looooved Zapato. When that dog was “murdered,” I stopped watching. And at that point, we had endured some real exploitative crap.

I much preferred Stafford (at the time), but Sandra was an ok recast. How good did everyone look in that episode? Faces beat to the gods, flattering lighting...

I think this is my favorite LLB look. She’s gorgeous with that shorter hair.

From Kütahya, Turkey 🇹🇷

Sad.

Sheila/Lauren deserve a whole week of their own. I’d be happy with a week of Lauren imprisoned in the farmhouse with Sheila’s mother.

She’s got the confidence. I like the queens this season for the most part, but she’s head and shoulders above the competition. I run hot and cold with Crystal, but she is super creative with makeup.

He was *gorgeous* but total deer in the highlights. He was *gorgeous* but total deer in the highlights.

I loved BE as Ashley too, but Eileen is such an idiosyncratic performer who put her stamp on the role. It’s hard not to see her as definitive.

Peter Barton is the blandest bland who ever blanded. Sheila repeating “God I love you so much” is chilling. Those are the private moments I miss from Y&R. I didn’t want to jinx it by asking, “Will we get a full episode?” But here’s Governor Murphy.

From Jammu, India 🇮🇳

From Los Angeles 🇺🇸

And now Novak and Maria Sharapova are doing a Live.

Governor Murphy! F***! Loved Nikki sitting up in that coffin and smirking as Victor rejected Ashley.

Dennis Haysbert looking fine and with that exquisite voice.

Venus and Naomi are doing an IG Live workout now.

From Kfar Saba, Israel 🇮🇱

And yet daytime doubled, tripled, quadrupled down on the charisma-free Brian Gaskill.

Heavenly stays calling people fat while not exactly being a size zero herself.

They really all do look amazing. Every last one of them.

There was speculation last year that the combined ViacomCBS were looking to snatch up Sony’s film or TV properties to increase their content scope. Probably a non-starter now.

Yep, and if they were smart they could have used these episodes as promotional tools to push people to watch the continuation of the stories online. A lot of the complaints I see on the Y&R Facebook page is that people can’t continue to follow the stories they get sucked into during all of these one-off classic episodes. If they had the next episodes up and ready online, they could capture that audience on a new platform. “Want to see what happens next? Watch on CBS All Access...” Or something.