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Scott Byrce is on the Cover of SOW and it reports that he's been Fired!

Sources tell that Firing was done by phone over the Holidays

A rep for the show says that the impact of Craig's departure will be felt long after he's gone

OMG I can't believe this! First they fried HB, then JM to bring back SB!!

What the HELL is wrong with ATWT???

I Swear I'm so done watching and I hope the ratings fall worse than GL

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WHAT A F*CKING DISGRACE!!!!!!!!!!

The writing was on the wall. There is no way they could redeem Craig after having him try to kill Meg's baby. Scott Bryce needs to join a show that will utilize him in the right way. Y&R or DAYS

PLEASE COME!!!

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