No.

+1.

lets just say for argument sake the new writters/JFP wants to bring in the MOB to Y&R then they might as well go full force with it. make Victor the Godfather with Adam and Steve Burton's character joining the family also throw in Michael as the MOB lawyer. id rather see that then a second rate characters like Carmine boring me and have no interest in watch them. bring back Colin as Victors new right hand man and have Newman Enterprise as the front for Victors family. who know it could be revealed that thru the MOB Victor built NE and wants to get it back to cover the fact the company is dirty. would make it intresting if Jack found out and tries to bring the Newman Mob family down.

No. No mob crappola on Y&R.

+1.

+1,000.

Y&R is not a show about the mob, not in the Deluded Guza "love in wartime" sense. It is about the wealthy, country-club set, scions of industry, in a well-off town -- and the people who navigate around them. It is about warriors of unfettered capitalism and the things they will do to stay rich and powerful.

We don't need the mob, because sometimes the machinations behind stealing somebody's company from out from under them, or trying to destroy their life and reputation, or the slow breakdown of a wealthy wife trapped in her gilded cage -- all these things can be as bloody and destructive as a mob shoot-out.

lets just say for argument sake the new writters/JFP wants to bring in the MOB to Y&R then they might as well go full force with it. make Victor the Godfather with Adam and Steve Burton's character joining the family also throw in Michael as the MOB lawyer. id rather see that then a second rate characters like Carmine boring me and have no interest in watch them. bring back Colin as Victors new right hand man and have Newman Enterprise as the front for Victors family. who know it could be revealed that thru the MOB Victor built NE and wants to get it back to cover the fact the company is dirty. would make it intresting if Jack found out and tries to bring the Newman Mob family down.

Lord no. If the mob is coming via Carmine then I'll deal but mobbing up Y&R characters would be horrible.

I can already see what Jill's trying to do. Not very thrilled by it but hopeful Griffith won't go down the Guza path and at least maintain some semblance of balance between the men and the women and what makes Y&R work.

Edited January 6, 201312 yr by KMan101

Ever since JFP came on people who don't even watch Y&R are talking about it alot more than people who do watch.

Y&R is nowhere near as offensive as it was in 2009 and 2010, but it clearly lacks spark. Yes I like that Neil is being used more with Leslie, I like Nick and Avery in some cosmic way, the younger set is improving but there is such a long ways to go. Why are Kevin and Chloe even on this show anymore?

I find Chloe tolerable, probably because she's paired with such a whiney and annoying character.

As for a mob story too, eh it could be worse. Had MAB still be in charge we would have found out John Abbott was a mobster who use the money he made off of drug trafficking, prostitution rings, and child slavery to create Jabot.

I don't see what the appeal of mob storylines are on soaps. Most of them in hindsight usually look over the top and ridiculous anyway. On Y&R, the elements of the mob were usually reserved for peripheral characters who didn't stick around for very long, which was a wise move as those types of stories are done well on soaps when there is a definite end in sight. Even though I barely watch Y&R, I don't like the idea of any mob/organized crime taking up residence in GC. No sir, don't like this.

What exactly are Kevin and Chloe's purposes on the show these days...

What exactly are Kevin and Chloe's purposes on the show these days...

I think they're *supposed* to serve up this quirky young couple that provide bits of comic relief and hi-jinks with their 'get rich quick' schemes. I think all they really achieve is just to mostly make people uncomfortable watching their (non) sexual chemistry.

Edited January 6, 201312 yr by DramatistDreamer

I think all they really achieve is just to mostly make people uncomfortable watching their (non) sexual chemistry.

Exactly. They barely have chemistry as friends.

Kevin seemed to work with Jana. Otherwise he doesn't seem to have any sexual chemistry with anyone, IMO.

Now Jana & Kevin were a genuinely quirky (I'm beginning to sour on that word quirky-lol) couple that actually worked.

How did Jana leave? I had stopped watching by the time she got involved with that kid (what's his name?), Lucy's mother's brother (or whatever his name was) so I have no idea how the character exited. They should've kept Jane on--my goodness, soaps have really stopped building characters and couples these days, haven't they?!

Edited January 6, 201312 yr by DramatistDreamer

Now Jana & Kevin were a genuinely quirky (I'm beginning to sour on that word quirky-lol) couple that actually worked.

How did Jana leave? I had stopped watching by the time she got involved with that kid (what's his name?), Lucy's mother's brother (or whatever his name was) so I have no idea how the character exited. They should've kept Jane on--my goodness, soaps have really stopped building characters and couples these days, haven't they?!

After she got a head injury in a kidnapping, she went nuts, tried to kill Chloe, and then killed herself and framed Kevin or Chloe.