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To be honest everything about that small scene sucked. The dialogue, the actor, the directing, the lighting. You can't blame it all on TEB.

Whoah that last episode is EPIC... They really worked hard on that fashion show. It's a shame it aired only once on tv.

Abysmal.

Thanks YRfan! I'd better hurry and catch up with/save all the videos I've left behind anyway

Oh well, if you say so then she definitely was an overlooked talent. Or maybe she was just Jack Smith's obsession.

That doesn't make LW an overlooked talent.

Lauren Woodland? Mmh okay...

I had to roll my eyes at Justin Torkildsen, Drew Tyler Bell and Sir Ian Buchanan aka the man whose whole tenure represents B&B's most tedious era.

Wow I had never seen Brooke that covered up. Watching those vids confirms that '95 must have been one of the most boring, dark and uninspired eras of the show.

LOL You crack me up and ITA.

That's pure 80s greatness!

I really can't thank you enough for all your amazing and constant work, YRfan! Thanks to you I'm in soap heaven! It's so exciting and a bit sad to watch the glory days...

Awesome! Thank you Yrfan!!!

I agree with Dan. I never got people's fascination with the Labines. To me they destroyed the show. It was probably the darkest era along with Conboy & Weston. And I know P&G is partly to blame but I am positive the Labines had the lion's share. I mean just read the interview where Claire states how sparkling Holly's chemistry was with Billy and Buzz. WTF? Are you serious? Talk about delusional.

Thanks. I remember watching this live with my now estranged brother. I always wondered if they had any plans for that video Annie shot to resurface someday, provided CW would come back in the role.

Guys, I used to download the eppys with Mozilla but it's getting so damn slow. Does anyone know a good add-in for Chrome? I googled something and downloaded a software but to no avail.

BoldRestless, I'm so sorry to hear that! That is so frustrating... Don't Y&R/SONY have more important things to do than pull such old vids? I'll never be able to wrap my mind around this issue. YRfan, those episodes are amazing. I wasn't too sold on the Danny trial drama. He's okay but he's no leading man material IMO. I don't understand his popularity but I guess he had what it took for that particular era. The baby switch ordeal was phenomenal. I loved how they played every single beat. I had to chuckle at Sheila looking for a 'Natalie Minard'... given that Natalie Minardi has been a staple member of the writing team for several years. Nina's reaction to David's shooting was not what you would expect. I really loved it. Boy, was Jack coming across as a sloppy second to Victor. Poor guy, he just has no sexual chemistry with anyone. I have a question, how did Sheila manage to hide her fake belly during her fake pregnancy? I mean, wasn't she living with Scott back then? And he would never see her naked when she started showing? I'm a little sketchy on the details of that story, also I have other eppys to catch up with.

Thanks for keeping up this amazing work!

Glenn + Maggie = no chemistry. Reunion = anticlimatic at best. This season has been lackluster, I'm sorry. And it's over already? Wow.

I just can't thank you enough for the work you're putting in

I think the only 2 characters I despise the most after the Governor are Darryl and this Beth girl. So the writers' decision to pair them up after the showdown took place was just abysmal to me. What can I say about the episode. Not my favorite, not my least favorite either. Burning down a safe refuge is as stupid as not killing every single walker IMHO (well not every single one, but you get my point). It all boils down to basic writing rules, where you need to plant and reap seeds, and come full circle for some reason... And to be honest it all comes off so sappy it makes me cringe most of the time.

I'm just saying that Marvel Universe characters' looks and art are more iconic than what you see on TWD comics.

I just don't want to spoil the party if other people are enjoying the show. You probably missed his first appearence in the last eppy, where he was holding a spatula with a limp wrist and his hand next to his shoulder. Ok, but wanting to strangle them everytime they're on isn't okay either. Weekend had a plot. Was it action-packed? Definitely not, but surely it featured likeable characters, a nice development and end. It's definitely played for laughs to an extent, you can see it by the way the scenes are cut, but what I'm saying is that this is not a very captivating story arc to give your character in the early run of your show

The show was dreadful. The problem with Bryan is that the writers had a huge hard-on for him. Bryan would always *speak the truth* (like calling Emmett out on being a 'eunuch' TV host). Depicting him as the hero/anti-hero or whatever was all kinds of wrong. Justin, Michael and that other lesbian woman drooling over him was ridicoulus. He was just a sociopathic who happened to have very good looks. But the writers disagreed. Emmett was also stupid, I mean, come on. As if he could really score all those handsome guys. Ted was probably the most relatable character to me. Oh, and Michael's boyfriend...

Rosita DID look ridicoulus. What were they thinking? And who cares if she looked like that in the comics, it's not like we're talking about the Marvel Universe here... Quite the contrary... Robert Kirkman's comics leave a lot to be desired and I speak as someone who read the early run of the series.