Well he didn't object (due to death). IJS.

The timeline says that? I'm going to take some time to read through that later.

Yes! I read some of it closely but skimmed through most because it's so much to look at, but it's amazing.

But yes, it says Josh donated his heart to Kendall. It doesn't even have a little "MURDER!" line going from Zach to Josh either!

It doesn't even have a little "MURDER!" line going from Zach to Josh either!

Hee. Even if it was justified (and IMO it wasn't, he was committing murder for organs), I think they still should have done a murder line.

LOL maybe ABC had some influence there...wait, Amanda Baker's there for Babe, never mind

LOL maybe ABC had some influence there...wait, Amanda Baker's there for Babe, never mind

LMFAO I can't even with that.

I love whoever put that together, though. Some minor mistakes here and there, but it's such a labor of love. They paid attention to all the details from the very beginning through the very end, and it truly is a tribute to all 41 years. Love it.

Although the "interview" portions of the show were stupid, I was highly pleased with the rest of the episode. I'm not at all upset that the Kanes are not getting as happy an ending as the Hubbards, because the former family is so much more dysfunctional than the latter.

Edit: Sorry for the above post, as it belongs in another thread. I posted here by accident.

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LMFAO I can't even with that.

I love whoever put that together, though. Some minor mistakes here and there, but it's such a labor of love. They paid attention to all the details from the very beginning through the very end, and it truly is a tribute to all 41 years. Love it.

I didn't look through it enough to notice the mistakes but I agree that it gives EQUAL love to all years, which is truly phenomenal.

See, I always saw Jawsh as a Chrice-like figure and he gave his heart willingly to Kendall as a living sacrifice so that she might have life. He made hisself look crazy to relieve her of the guilt. He was hung up for her hang ups. If y'all knew Gawd you would know stuff like diss.

See, I always saw Jawsh as a Chrice-like figure and he gave his heart willingly to Kendall as a living sacrifice so that she might have life. He made hisself look crazy to relieve her of the guilt. He was hung up for her hang ups. If y'all knew Gawd you would know stuff like diss.

Well, he did have sort of an immaculate conception, so there ya go! I like to believe that they gave Kendall the heart of a hyena (to more closely match her own), and my Josh is out there somewhere sipping cocktails and waving at all the pretty boys who pass by. His Uncle Mark isn't too far away, either, since none of those skanks they call family in Pine Valley seem to care about them.

Seriously, as messed up at the unabortion was (and it was!), retconning it that way was just as messed up. All they had to do was say that MADDEN LIED and that Josh was kin-da Erica'dem through Mona. No reason why my boo had to die.

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If you watch the Edge of Night episodes that are available on Youtube, there are all kinds of hot guys - Steve, Miles, Draper, Logan, Cliff. Most of them are lucky to have unbuttoned shirts. It's about caring for the person you're watching, and about them having a presence, and some sensuality. There's none of the desperation which started creeping up on soaps in the 90s.

Of course in the mid 80s John Conboy tried to get more viewers to watch Capitol by famously promising certain male actors would be shirtless all Summer long. According to Schemering, he kept his word.

That's for sure. AMC bleeps out language from Breaking Bad when the show has a marathon, but not when it's first run. It's the strangest thing ever.

I think that's because the marathon airs daytime not later at night--But yes the rules are confusing. (In Canada they can get away with a lot more explicitness sex and language wise after 9pm much like the UK, but since 80% of our primetime tv is from the US networks anyway it doesn't really make much of a difference--but when CTV aired Sopranoes, for example, they could show it uncut).

Of course in the mid 80s John Conboy tried to get more viewers to watch Capitol by famously promising certain male actors would be shirtless all Summer long. According to Schemering, he kept his word.

It's funny, as the only guy on there I think is really attractive is Nick Walker, who seems to stay clothed most of the time.

My idea for what is in AMC's best interest is equally "crazy": I would move it back to NYC (or to Stamford, CT, if one wants a lower cost alternative), because this move would allow Canary to return full-time. Unfortunately, the sad truth of the matter is that PP just doesn't have the money needed to move AMC 3,000 miles (again). Thus, because of Frons' idiocy, AMC will forever be stuck in LA.

I don't buy into the belief that Canary retired because of location--though he probably would have agreed to make more guest appearances if it was still on the East coast...

It's ludicrous to think DC is ever coming back full time, even if they shot the show in his backyard.

Aren't all/most of the daytime talk shows live somewhere and then live-to-tape everywhere else?

Though The View is network, so it's live everywhere (except on Fridays).

WHat do you mean? It airs at 10am West Coast, so is obviously live to tape some places...

Y&R can have her, just expect alot more non actors and guys who take their shirt off to make up for their lack of acting talent

*blink* AMC has had like 10 shirtless scenes ALL year