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I thought there would be another Andre/Dani hook up but instead he comforted her with a hug. Their booty call hook ups are slowly turning into love, just watch.

Mike Manning (Smitty) - born April 12, 1987 Brandon Claybon (Martin) - born October 10, 1988 Sean Freeman (Andre) - born May 5, 1989 or 1988 Jibre Hordges (Jacob) - born June 14, 1993 Alex Alegria (Tomas) - age not found Ben Gavin (Derek) - age not found Timon Kyle Durrett (Bill) - born July 12, 1973 Maurice Johnson (Ted) - born February 10, 1979 Clifton Davis (Vernon) - born October 4, 1945 I see what's going on here. The young guys are the hotness.

Hahaha. Who do you think is the hotness of BtG?

So far this month my reactions ranged from "what is this mess?" to "make it make sense".

Clayton Norcross wasn't any better acting-wise, but he was allegedly fired for substance abuse. His firing was part of why I always thought Bill Bell was zero tolerance for substance abuse.

Are you checking for Conner Floyd? I'm not seeing it.

I know. I can barely keep up with this thread

Thank you @ChickenNuggetz92 and @BoldRestless.

Knight Rider scheduling 1982/83: Friday 9 pm, head-to-head w/ Dallas. No episode finished ahead of Dallas. Final rating below the Top 30, but renewed for season 2. 1983/84: Sunday 8 pm. Final rating 25th, tied w/ CBS Tuesday Movie, Webster (first season), Alice, Hardcastle and McCormick (first season). 1984/85: Sunday 8 pm, head-to-head w/ Murder, She Wrote (first season). September 30, 1984 Knight Rider season 3 premiere tied w/ Murder, She Wrote series premiere. Final rating below the Top 30. 1985/86: September-December 1985 Friday 8 pm. January-April 1986 Friday 9 pm, head-to-head w/ Dallas. No episode at Friday 9 pm finished ahead of Dallas. Final rating below the Top 30. Cancelled.

ABC did not have a regular Friday 9 pm series beat Dallas until Mr. Belvedere in 1989. I broke down Dallas time slot losses to regular series in its thread.

In the early years of B&B, Ronn Moss was fortunate to have scene partners Susan Flannery and Joanna Johnson to carry him through his scenes. In all the years I've watched daytime, Ronn Moss is probably the only actor whose acting got progressively worse the longer he played his character. Then again Bradley writing didn't help matters either.

@dragonflies Dead at that tweet 🤣

@Liberty City It might still be on Plex.

I said "the writing during the Potter and Calhoun eras", so that means Dobsons and Long/Curlee respectively.

I haven't seen a lot of CB Alan, but were there times he could be considered an anti-hero/romantic leading man? I never thought of Roger as an anti-hero/romantic leading man. Roger was a villain, but he was also a complex and layered character. MZ acting and the writing during the Potter and Calhoun eras is what allowed Roger to be more than just a one-dimensional villain.

Today's show didn't feel like a Friday episode. Yesterday's totally did. Maybe they're trying to slow the pace to ease into the March Madness break. Oh yes. Agree.

Back to GL 1977-1980, who wins MZ Roger vs. CB Alan?

James Stenbeck would never be considered an anti-hero/romantic leading man.

Villains.

When I think of CBS daytime soap opera villains, my top four in date order are MZ Roger, CB Alan, James Stenbeck, Victor Newman.

Roger was the OG and GOAT of CBS soap opera villains and we should give MZ his flowers for that. Roger ran so JR and Victor could walk.

Sheila has been played out since 1998. She is Bradley's "break glass in case of emergency" character.

Three weeks of Beyond the Gates and my thoughts so far: Andre/Dani ❤️‍🔥 Sean Freeman (Andre) is the show's hotness. Tricia Mann-Grant (Leslie aka Silk Press Sheila) is the show's breakout star.

I feel so bad for Traci, losing in love again. She's the heart of the Abbott family and deserves to have happiness in her life.

I'm not seeing it. I'm team Andre/Dani. Now they are off the charts heat generating.