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The geniuses at ABC.com accidentally put up the wrong recap for today's episode, and put up tomorrow's instead.

Baker's boss is Irene Manning.

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Yes and she died in 1978

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This is on par with resurrecting Victor Lord. Big WTF moment in OLTL history and Ron should be ashamed of himself for this clusterf-ck. Im absoutely appauled that they are going to go there with her. Nothing seems to be sacred.

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Nope, gotta go 30 years into the show's past! But its okay bc RH is back and they gotta find someway to explain all this mess away

Who said anyone's playing her? Considering this is supposed to come out, what tomorrow and we are only hearing about it now, Irene may only be seen via phone calls with the back of her head. Baker might explain away her presence and the show can write around her, without her actually being here, at least not until they cast someone and they might if they continue with this when Tina returns

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If that's true, then I'm surprised it wouldn't have gotten spoiled sooner. Surely a soap journalist would've seen her coming & going from the OLTL studios

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Irene loved her daughter. How awful for Tina to learn her mother abandoned her and intentionally caused her pain. And now Irene is some evil mastermind? WTF?

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That's what I'm worried about. That seems like a major slap in the face to the history of both Todd & Tina concerning not having their mother

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