God this stuff is killing me. I have tears in my eyes just watching this. Tom Pelphrey is doing an amazing job.

oh god that scene where he was telling Tammy to breath. :(

OH man the best show of any soap this week. Man this is wonderful.

omg when he got on the bed and was crying.

omg when he got on the bed and was crying.

Oh man that was terrible.

GL is not going to be the same without them, and I was actually disgusted by them as a couple at first.

Clearly it is a tribute to the great performers that they made me love them - because the thought of them together is really still disgusting.

Edited January 24, 200718 yr by SteveFrame

Wait Kim Zimmer gets to re-enact the stuff on Thursday?

I just literally caught the first two minutes, and then the last three seconds. Worst.Fake.Crying.Ever.

Wait Kim Zimmer gets to re-enact the stuff on Thursday?

I just literally caught the first two minutes, and then the last three seconds. Worst.Fake.Crying.Ever.

It is not just Kim Zimmer but Jordan Clarke, Robert Newman and most of the cast. They will be dressed as the old characters and reenact a lot of the stuff that only scripts exist for. Even some of the radio stuff from the way Soap Opera Weekly put it.

I loved Jonathon and Tammy as a couple. I wasnt a die hard fan but I am pissed that DK killed off Tammy. There was no reason that they couldn't have recasted that character. I just hope DK gets a good teen cast becuase with Jon and Tammy gone there won't be any. And actually I gotta admit at the end where we heard Cassie cry I gotta say Nicole did a good job.

God this stuff is killing me. I have tears in my eyes just watching this. Tom Pelphrey is doing an amazing job.

This is one of the few times where I can say that the entire show was amazing.

The second part of the episode was darn near perfect. I actually got all quiet and couldn't take my eyes off the show. I didn't even bother to mock Pelphrey as I usually do.

Just one big quibble was the whole situation with Sarah. Why didn't Reva or Jonathan just call the police and force Alan to give up the baby? The judge gave Jon Boy custody and what Alan was doing is called kidnapping. That plot muck-up was even more glaring when Alan had the nerve to call out Jonathan on "kidnapping" Lizzie. That whole thing just bugged me the first half of the show. And it took away time that should have been used to have more characters have their final goodbyes with Tammy. Where was R.J.?

But once Beth came to the church and gave Jonathan the baby, I just became glued to the screen.

HOORAY for Beth slapping the taste out of Lizzie's mouth. That was a long time coming. Too bad she couldn't slap some good sense into her while she was at it. While this was pretty much Tom Pelphrey's episode, I have to give Beth Chamberlain some special kudos for doing her thang today.

Ron Raines was terrific, too. I don't know how he does it, but as much of a cartoon Alan has become, Raines always manages to save the character from going over the brink by showing Alan's pain and motivations.

I might not care for his style of acting, but I'll admit that GL will sorely be missing a WHOLE lot of energy when Tom Pelphrey leaves the show. Dude had some great scenes written for him, like when he was pushing everyone away and his tirade against God. And the final moments in the hospital room with Tammy.

Can't wait for tomorrow. It looks really good. I hope that they do it just like the promos... going back and forth from the actual old footage to the current actors re-creating the scenes.

When he climbed on top of her, that was a little over the top for me, even though I saw the promo for it, so I knew it was going to happen. Still, I was crying from hearing the moans and sobs. It was painful to watch and so good. Tammy mouthing I love you before she died, I'm tearing up just thinking about it.

And how about Beth in the church with Lizzie. That was the most amazing moment I've seen on a soap in the longest time, and it felt like it came out of nowhere. The intensity of the performance, her courage in bringing Sarah to the church and all of it, the entire scene was fantastic, and this is coming from someone who never got used to Beth Chamberlain as Beth. Brilliant is brilliant, whether you like the recast or not. There was so much happening in that scene, and the look on Jonathan's face...was that a smirk? It's going to be on again in about 20 minutes so I'm going to watch and tape it.

This was a great episode.

And how about Beth in the church with Lizzie. That was the most amazing moment I've seen on a soap in the longest time, and it felt like it came out of nowhere. The intensity of the performance, her courage in bringing Sarah to the church and all of it, the entire scene was fantastic

That was my favorite moment throughout the entire episode. Bloody Brilliant!

This sucks. I'm going to have to download the clips because all I saw two seconds of Johnathan wailing. I switched channels and forgot to switch back. And I said Beth Champerlin ROCKS. Nice to read that she gave another great performance!

Edited January 24, 200718 yr by DruRocks

I watched and loved GL in the early 90's but since the mid 90's the show's gone downhill. That said, after tuning in the last few days, the show has finally showcased stories that make me want to watch again. I used to love Beth Chamberlin and she's still great. This show really seems to be pulling it all together.

As much as I love Tom Pelphrey's acting and couldn't stand Jammy, all I gotta say is bravo.

What a show. Superb from start to finish.