With a little help from his co-star and on screen wife:

http://twitvid.com/PY5UV

Yawn.

And judging from Sharon Case's body language, she's in agreement.

Either that, or she's thinking, "God, not the Twitter [!@#$%^&*] AGAIN? Did you learn nothing from before, asswad?"

I cant see the video, but it must be Michael Muhney....

Edited June 5, 201015 yr by Eric83

Of course it's that !@#$%^&*] Michael Muhney.

Won't be watching Y&R anytime soon.

He left? Why would there be an "announcement" of a return? I mean, wasn't Adam's "death" part of the storyline?

He left? Why would there be an "announcement" of a return? I mean, wasn't Adam's "death" part of the storyline?

I don't really get it either. I wonder how long he's back for? Are they really keeping Adam as a long term character after everything he's done? I shouldn't be that surprised at this point. I guess Adam will be the Y&R version of EJ.

Edited June 5, 201015 yr by Juliajms

I don't really get it either. I wonder how long he's back for? Are they really keeping Adam as a long term character after everything he's done? I shouldn't be that surprised at this point. I guess Adam will be the Y&R version of EJ.

I like Adam's heinous acts so I wouldn't mind if he stuck around. Just as long as they don't make him a romantic lead and pair him with one of his victims.

I like Adam's heinous acts so I wouldn't mind if he stuck around. Just as long as they don't make him a romantic lead and pair him with one of his victims.

Obviously I like Adam/MM, but the issue for me is that having this type of character on long term doesn't feel true to what used to be Y&R. I know I have to accept that that ship sailed long ago, but it's still such a glaring change it still stands out to me. I'm never going to understand why the #1 show on daytime thinks that becoming more like Days is a good idea. I'm not knocking Day's. I'm just saying I don't see why anyone would think Y&R should change it's identity so radically.

He left for Hawaii Five-O, but since they dumped him, he had to go back… … …

He left for Hawaii Five-O, but since they dumped him, he had to go back… … …

Isn't it a priceless sequence of events?

He left for Hawaii Five-O, but since they dumped him, he had to go back… … …

Was he actually hired for that show or did he just audition?

He left? Why would there be an "announcement" of a return? I mean, wasn't Adam's "death" part of the storyline?

Was he actually hired for that show or did he just audition?

He just auditioned. And I'd add: foolishly so. I have no idea what gave him the idea that he might be the lead on that show. He bit more than he can chew.

He just auditioned. And I'd add: foolishly so. I have no idea what gave him the idea that he might be the lead on that show. He bit more than he can chew.

Ego. I'm always surprised when soap stars leave a sure thing just on the hopes of getting a pilot, but I guess they wouldn't be in show business if they didn't have a lot of...self confidence.