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1 hour ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Just took a look at your post, @Soapsuds. Very succinct and pretty well said. Did someone in the replies actually refer to Hogan as a god?!😦 I just can't with folks sometimes.

I could've gone on and on but I figured less is more. 

And yes Hogan supposedly is god.😂

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41 minutes ago, Vee said:

I don't think his former employment should preclude letting these actors and creatives be candid.

Agreed. Why not let them (who people came to watch in the first place) say whatever they want?????

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1 hour ago, Vee said:

Locher's first loyalty is to the parent companies, even after all these years, which I can comprehend but don't accept. He did PR for these soaps in their dying days, and many diehard fans recognize that. I don't think his former employment should preclude letting these actors and creatives be candid.

alan states on his linkedin profile that he’s actively looking for PR work. so, it’s likely more than just loyalty to previous employers; it how what he’s doing now appears to prospective employers. and he may feel that allowing people to badmouth pgp could jeopardize future work. 

not at all suggesting that the criticism isn’t justified — just that his perspective and interest differ from fans. 

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If that's what he's looking for, he shouldn't be hosting some of these. Based on past reactions we've seen from some guests when discussing BTS stuff, one of these days Locher may regret doing it up with some of these folks and ignoring the elephants in the room and that's all I'll say about that.

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42 minutes ago, Vee said:

If that's what he's looking for, he shouldn't be hosting some of these. Based on past reactions we've seen from some guests when discussing BTS stuff, one of these days Locher may regret doing it up with some of these folks and ignoring the elephants in the room and that's all I'll say about that.

Exactly. He also doesn't help his cause by not doing his homework and getting things wrong. He doesn't have to be a hard-hitting soap journalist, but it's not hard to read up on shows and their actors/characters.

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2 hours ago, amybrickwallace said:

Exactly. He also doesn't help his cause by not doing his homework and getting things wrong. He doesn't have to be a hard-hitting soap journalist, but it's not hard to read up on shows and their actors/characters.

I doubt any of us think he could be anything close to a journalist. It would just be good if the actors and writers could talk freely, uninterrupted before he switches topics. I wouldn't have even minded if occasionally he were to interject, to challenge something that was said, if there were a contradiction, but then, like others said, that would require that he do more than cursory research, be able to dig deeper.

In any case, like I said, if there were a full year if clear quality, complete episodes from the mid 80s, I would be watching that channel, and wouldn't care what he does. 

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7 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

I doubt any of us think he could be anything close to a journalist. It would just be good if the actors and writers could talk freely, uninterrupted before he switches topics. I wouldn't have even minded if occasionally he were to interject, to challenge something that was said, if there were a contradiction, but then, like others said, that would require that he do more than cursory research, be able to dig deeper.

In any case, like I said, if there were a full year if clear quality, complete episodes from the mid 80s, I would be watching that channel, and wouldn't care what he does. 

Very good points. The best episodes of his show are when the guests just pick up the narrative and run with it, almost as if he's not there.

9 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

 

OMG!!! I don't think those episodes from 1980. Have ever been on YouTube. Not ATWT best era but still.😲 Great find Ron.

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44 minutes ago, victoria foxton said:

OMG!!! I don't think those episodes from 1980. Have ever been on YouTube. Not ATWT best era but still.😲 Great find Ron.

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Shouldn't have gotten too excited. It's the same episodes. That have been around for years. The episodes are boring and antiquated.

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