There were many layers to the cake scene. This wasn't some half baked plot point.

Actually. I'm pretty sure the writers are 'half baked'

So she destroys a chocolate cake? FOR WHAT REASON? That made no sense at all.

Because of the bad writing...lol

It certainly incited some groaningly bad puns around here, but what a waste of a chocolate cake.

At least the baby is still a Quartermaine? I just wonder who thought it was an amazing idea to make Jason/Sam even more depressing.

Edited April 21, 201213 yr by Antoyne

At least the baby is still a Quartermaine? I just wonder who thought it was an amazing idea to make Jason/Sam even more depressing.

I didnt even think of it that way. Puke. Franco's spawn is the Quartermaine legacy

I didnt even think of it that way. Puke. Franco's spawn is the Quartermaine legacy

Yeah I don't consider Franco's kids a Q legacy, I don't even consider Jason's one sicne he doesn't give a damn about anything Quartermaine.

I can't believe Franco is Alan Quartermaine's child...

I can't believe Franco is Alan Quartermaine's child...

They can always say that Susan was having an affair with Luke and that Franco is Luke's kid (Jason still being Alan's). Heather knows this truth and will kidnap the child so that she can "raise" Luke's grandchild with him, after she tries to kill Anna to get her out of the way of course

Given how much the cartoonish GH is hated, I don't understand why Y&R is also hated so much. That latter soap provides some much needed realism.

Given how much the cartoonish GH is hated, I don't understand why Y&R is also hated so much. That latter soap provides some much needed realism.

Realism doesnt equal interesting soap. Y&R is an awful soap for different reasons

Given how much the cartoonish GH is hated, I don't understand why Y&R is also hated so much. That latter soap provides some much needed realism.

I like Y&R's realism, always have it just needs less conversation and more action.

What is realistic about Y&R?

What is realistic about Y&R?

With the exception of how they wrote the mobsters last go around and how everyone jumps from company to company it's pretty realistic compared to the other soaps.

With the exception of how they wrote the mobsters last go around and how everyone jumps from company to company it's pretty realistic compared to the other soaps.

I'm not sure it's any more realistic than the other soaps at this point - the days of time travel or Garden of Eden trips seem to be gone. This is the show that had Victor fine and dandy a few days after a heart transplant, had Katharine go through about 10 strokes and yet suffer no effects, Adam was "permanently" blinded twice (once even jabbing his eyes with needles!) and yet now has perfect vision, etc.