On 7/15/2017 at 4:18 AM, Elsa said:

Vanessa pretending to be Sue Ellen Ewing.

 

Vanessa just drives me nuts. Her breathy "daddy!" ugh. Sue Ellen Ewing = super entertaining, Vanessa = super annoying.

On 7/15/2017 at 5:54 PM, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

Poor Hart was snowed when it comes to Blake. 

 This Hart seems hopelessly naive about pretty much everyone so far.

 

Isn't the arc where Alan Michael and Vanessa go at it for the President position at Spaulding?

 

The intro of Nick McHenry in this episode. I am sure that my buddy, @DRW50, won't care for this clip too much. 

 

 

3 hours ago, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

The intro of Nick McHenry in this episode. I am sure that my buddy, @DRW50, won't care for this clip too much. 

 

Is this the first documented Friend of Jill incident?

17 hours ago, kalbir said:

 

Is this the first documented Friend of Jill incident?

 

That I don't know. Wouldn't be surprised. 

 

 

Looks like this is the last episode of Kassie DePaiva as Chelsea. 

Edited July 19, 20178 yr by Nothin'ButAttitude

Was there a time gap between krista tesreau's final episode and Kimberly simms' first or did it happen right away? I can't seem to recall!

 

Is it safe to say that Marcy Walker's Tangie Hill character was doomed from day one?  Robert Newman seemed to indicate that in a 2015 episode of the BlogTalkRadio show Daytime After Dark.

21 minutes ago, GSGfan2017 said:

Is it safe to say that Marcy Walker's Tangie Hill character was doomed from day one?  Robert Newman seemed to indicate that in a 2015 episode of the BlogTalkRadio show Daytime After Dark.

 

I think so. Anyone who wasn't Reva was always going to have an uphill climb but Tangie seemed like a dead character walking from go. Personally, I liked her. Not loved, but liked. I can't even explain why she was such a failure but even before the internet it was obvious fans hated her.

31 minutes ago, marceline said:

 

I think so. Anyone who wasn't Reva was always going to have an uphill climb but Tangie seemed like a dead character walking from go. Personally, I liked her. Not loved, but liked. I can't even explain why she was such a failure but even before the internet it was obvious fans hated her.

Robert Newman admitted in the 2015 Daytime After Dark episode that Marcy was frustrated.

Would it have been considered slumming it at the time for an established, in-demand soap actor to join a new show as a recast, because if Phelps really wanted Marcy Walker on GL, it seems like it would have been a no-brainer to bring her on as Mindy? Or were they that gung ho about pairing her with Robert Newman, so she couldn't have played Josh's niece?

 

If the latter, I also wonder if she was already taping (as Tangie) when Jordan Clarke left, because especially if the writing was on the wall that Billy was going to be written out, they should have scrapped the idea of hanging this new hire they were so invested in on a pairing with Josh and gone with Josh and Vanessa instead. I didn't typically care for his character, but that might have actually been worth watching. And, again, Walker could have just played Mindy.

Edited July 21, 20178 yr by DeliaIrisFan

Maybe JFP's plan was to bring on Marcy Walker to pair her with Josh, then have Kim Zimmer return shortly after, creating a Tangie/Josh/Reva triangle. To think if the Josh/Tangie pairing took off, we might not have gotten Annie the following year.