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You could be right Josh. I had just heard the lines several times and felt her comeback to him was supposed to be "does that scare you?" and she drew a blank. But anyway, it was enlightening regarding the two wannabes. When I hear actors say someone is a very giving actor, I imagine that they help the other over fumbles, as well as giving the correct emotions to play against.

I so agree about the Evangeline-type girl. She is gorgeous, fresh and so very appealing too. I would say cast her for Jett, but I would hate for the poor thing to have to react to wood, being a newbie and all.

In my opinion, Days desperately needs women and I do hope a woman wins this competition. The 25-30 age group is woefully deficient.

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Travis could be great as Brady Black, perhaps? Alec Musser has proven that its better to come in as a recast character with ties to existing people on the canvas, than it is to come on as a total new face (i.e. Mykel Shannon Jenkins, Mikey Jerome).

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Days could use a male for Billie. She needs a love interest bad. I love Travis and Monica. They feel the most "real." I feel more drawn in by them both then anyone. I could see Travis as Brady. Good casting that would be.

Loving MBE and HS as judges. Could Bruno be anymore looks-driven? Then, he goes and knocks a girl's accent? Ugh. Replace him as a judge next.

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I'm watching the Bewitched movie with Nicole Kidman and I've noticed the set used for the bedroom on Soapstar is from the movie...the scenes where they're shooting Bewitched in a hotel room, the hotel room set is the exact same as the one used on Soapstar.

How odd is that?

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Here's what I can guess...

Bewitched was made by Columbia Pictures, which owns/is part of Sony Pictures, which makes Days.

Maybe when Bewitched was made in 2005 they figured it was a nice set to keep around; was it ever used on DAYS?

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Billie needs singlehood bad. Must every character always be dating, married to, or having sex with someone?

Many people disliked Sheffer's comments about the importance of good looks over acting talent. Seems like Bruno is not the only one in daytime that put good looks on a pedestal.

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I was shocked that Travis acted so badly in the last show but still was surprised he was axed. He was my fave guy. I thought he had a very good chance of winning and thought (too) that he'd be good as a NuBrady Black. I think Ashleigh is good, but she needs to improve. I do think she might be good as Evangeline on ONE LIFE, but also might make a good relative of Lexie's on DAYS. I think Monica looks like Renée Elise Goldsberry and would make a good Layla (although I like Tika Sumpter as Layla). I agree that Monica also would be good as a Dani Frye re-cast on AMC. I hate Justin's eyebrows, they make him look gay (sorry). Guys should NOT arch their eyebrows!! I don't even like women doing it much, lol. Only some women look good w/ eyebrows arched. Justin's a good actor, but don't see him on DAYS (maybe as a gay character).

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Will there be another season of I Wanna Be A Soap Star? If so, for what show will wannabe thespians be competing to be on? I think it's going to be for Y&R with Karen Rea and possibly LML being the judges. If only Victoria Rowell were still on the show. That woman just rocks!

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