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Alright I will say one thing about this Martha Byrne rocks. I want to see her back in daytime quickly. IMO she would be great in a new role on OLTL. I would love to see her as a new love interest for someone but play someone totally opposite from Lily. Martha understands this business so well, she should be working behind the scenes. What a wonderful professional, a wonderful person and a wonderful actress. It is sad P&G/ATWT treated her so badly when she was such an important part of ATWT. I notice in her interview there is some bad blood between her and Goutman. OMG but I would love Martha on Y&R. Martha is was spot on about GL, fans do not want reality TV, they want escapism. She gets it big time. I heard Martha is like your next door neighbor. She knew all the cast, hairdressers, crew all by name and she would bring them cookies, gifts and such adoration for her cast and crew. Martha has such passion for daytime and I know we will see her again soon.

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