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Yes, I appreciate that no one else but Alan would bring a group like this together to talk about a long-dead soap, but I was crushed that his interjection shut down the conversation about Beverly Penberthy. I think Barnet Kellman was correct in describing her as the lone Bay City matriarch viewers felt like they wanted to take care of, and I think her loss was very damaging to the show because of that.

TMZ'Days of Our Lives' Actor Robert Kelker-Kelly Dead at 62Robert Kelker-Kelly, best known for playing Bo Brady on "Days of Our Lives," has died ... TMZ has learned.

Robert Kelker-Kelly (Sam Fowler) has passed away.

Robert Kelker-Kelly (ex-Bo Brady) has passed away at the age of 62. TMZ'Days of Our Lives' Actor Robert Kelker-Kelly Dead at 62Robert Kelker-Kelly, best known for playing Bo Brady on "Days of Our Lives," has died ... TMZ has learned.

So Sami's daughter and fiancé are coming to Salem this month but she's not back until next June? Make it make sense.

Paul Coufos' Mike bore absolutely no resemblance to Wesley Eure's. Wesley-Mike was sweet, sensitive and boyish. Paul-Mike was tough and gruff and looked like he had been a high school football player a decade or so ago. Wesley said he was fired when NBC execs became aware he was gay, and I suspect the recast was a very conscious decision to portray Mike as more traditionally masculine. In any case, Coufos was poorly received -- the writing didn't do him any favors -- and he was let go within a year.

At least DAYS isn't guilty of false advertising. The promos are as dull as the show is.

Did I miss something? (I probably did, I'm not watching with full attention these days.) I thought Leo offered to sacrifice himself for Gwen and Rafe's safety.

I have been getting the message consistently on Chrome for a couple of months, at least. Can't get past the front page. Thankfully, I haven't encountered any problems on Safari.

@AbcNbc247 I read your posts as soon as I finish watching each episode. I'm just not excited enough about anything on screen to comment. I'm not invested in any story and I pretty much only watch to see a few performers I like. At the moment, I'm glad the Lexi story seems to be wrapping up, I think NuJavi is miscast and don't look forward to his inevitable reunion with Leo, and I miss Suzanne Rogers. Oh, and I'm really mystified as to why these writers have elevated EJ to the star of the show (at least in terms of screen time).

I would never have recognized that as Gregg Marx.

Though there was much more of a comedic element to Phoebe. There was nothing funny about Audrey Lindley's Liz -- she was scary.

I've been getting the same error above since the weekend, using Chrome on a Mac. Thankfully, the site works fine for me on Safari.

It was nice to see Harold again, but I agree with Anna: this was all "surprisingly uneventful," especially given the months-long buildup. And the entire episode was awkwardly directed.

One of my biggest pet peeves about the show since the Reilly era is treating attempted murder as no big deal. So many characters have been tainted by that.