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Jen Fin will always be the ultimate Bridget. That said, Ashley Jones is equally amazing and due to their different they both COULD (read: as if Brad Bell would ever write such great female characters again like he when Jen Fin played Bridget).

Is that JJ Abrams in Sylph's avatar?

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OMG do i hate what they're doing with Nick. It's just so moronic to have Nick LOVE Brooke...then Nick Loves Bridget....then Katie shows up and - hey! She likes Basketball!!! - he LOVES her. But can't be with her cause he's with Bridget (who he no longer loves). So Katie's pregnant, he LOVES her and he breaks up with Bridget. Oops - he still has feelings for Bridget and she's going out with Owen! No Nick LOVES Bridget.

I hate this show.

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Don't forget that Owen is also banging Nick's mom at the same time.

Seriously, B&B is utterly pathetic. How can this come from the same camp as Y&R? I understand B&B is supposed to be more campy romance novel style, but sometimes they just go too far. What they need is more characters whose surname isnt Forrester.

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