Adam and Victor rivalry is played out. Having Adam as a rival to almost every character whom TPTB thinks warrants one (Victor, nick, victoria, billy, etc) is tiring. Wore the Adam character out.

Edited July 18, 201312 yr by ajsp35801

I remember reading last week that on twitter(not a week goes by without Y&R drama on there) script editor Brent Boyd threw some shade at MM. Something about him constantly demanding rewrites for his scenes. And people were speculating that it's why we've seen a little less of Adam lately.

Less Adam of course always makes me smile.

Have not been not watching for more than 3 weeks due to my traveling/moving. Is there anything worth watching/catching up to?

Edited July 18, 201312 yr by sheilaforever

I remember reading last week that on twitter(not a week goes by without Y&R drama on there) script editor Brent Boyd threw some shade at MM. Something about him constantly demanding rewrites for his scenes. And people were speculating that it's why we've seen a little less of Adam lately.

Less Adam of course always makes me smile.

Really? They did not know this before signing him to a two year contract? These people...

2 year contract really means nothing. At the end up every cycle they have the chance to fire him.

Having him sign a two year contract means that they saw two years worth of stories ahead for him.

I have to play catch up on Y&R I've been busy this week.

Did anyone read NB's "report" about Doug Davidson? He claims DD chocked him at the Daytime Emmys

I have to play catch up on Y&R I've been busy this week.

Did anyone read NB's "report" about Doug Davidson? He claims DD chocked him at the Daytime Emmys

Really??? Well if DD did, then he must've had a good reason

Kudos to Doug if true. I don't know how no one gave in to the urge before.

Here it is

Case in point: During the DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS last month, I sat down with Doug Davidson, his wife, Cindy and Christian LeBlanc at the Beverly Hilton’s lobby bar. We were having a lovely conversation for an hour — or so I thought. While I’ve never been a big fan of Davidson’s acting, I congratulated him on his win and was genuinely happy for the former hair model’s deserved trophy.

Then, out of the blue, Davidson lunged at me across the table and began choking me after I simply mentioned Michael Muhney’s name before he even allowed me to finish my innocuous thought about the show. No joke. He literally attacked me. Can you imagine if Davidson didn’t win the Emmy? Yikes! Dude, you should be happy!

Immediately, I left. I was very shaken up over the encounter because I am not a
violent person. Next year, I turn 40 and I was proud to say that I have never been
involved in a physical altercation in my life. And I survived the homophobic 1980s and 1990s! It’s sad now that Doug Davidson has the distinction of being the first — and hopefully, last — person to ever lay a finger on me. Aside from my editor, Denette.

Since I was leaving for Toronto the next day, I was put in a precarious situation.
Should I press charges? Several of Davidson’s co-stars urged me to but considering I’m a Canadian flying out of the U.S., a police investigation was the last thing I wanted.

Christian LeBlanc, who witnessed the event, cowardly told me, “We were all drunk.
And what happens in the Hilton, stays in the Hilton.”

Nice. It’s ironic that the two actors involved in Y&R’s brilliant bullying storyline find it
so easily to justify a physical attack on a reporter. Predictably, when I contacted the
“big, happy family” over at CBS about the incident, they didn’t want to get involved.

Here it is

Case in point: During the DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS last month, I sat down with Doug Davidson, his wife, Cindy and Christian LeBlanc at the Beverly Hilton’s lobby bar. We were having a lovely conversation for an hour — or so I thought. While I’ve never been a big fan of Davidson’s acting, I congratulated him on his win and was genuinely happy for the former hair model’s deserved trophy.

Then, out of the blue, Davidson lunged at me across the table and began choking me after I simply mentioned Michael Muhney’s name before he even allowed me to finish my innocuous thought about the show. No joke. He literally attacked me. Can you imagine if Davidson didn’t win the Emmy? Yikes! Dude, you should be happy!

Immediately, I left. I was very shaken up over the encounter because I am not a

violent person. Next year, I turn 40 and I was proud to say that I have never been

involved in a physical altercation in my life. And I survived the homophobic 1980s and 1990s! It’s sad now that Doug Davidson has the distinction of being the first — and hopefully, last — person to ever lay a finger on me. Aside from my editor, Denette.

Since I was leaving for Toronto the next day, I was put in a precarious situation.

Should I press charges? Several of Davidson’s co-stars urged me to but considering I’m a Canadian flying out of the U.S., a police investigation was the last thing I wanted.

Christian LeBlanc, who witnessed the event, cowardly told me, “We were all drunk.

And what happens in the Hilton, stays in the Hilton.”

Nice. It’s ironic that the two actors involved in Y&R’s brilliant bullying storyline find it

so easily to justify a physical attack on a reporter. Predictably, when I contacted the

“big, happy family” over at CBS about the incident, they didn’t want to get involved.

Why am I not inclined to believe him, so I guess that explains why he's on a rant about Y&R

NB's version of events is unbelievable. If DD did punch him, a whole lot more occurred during the prior conversation than NB is admitting.

Adam is so damn whiny. Tired of him always crying over Victor's approval.

I know alot of people though Lauren got off pretty easy in the affair aftermath with all her friends telling her she was a good person but that sex tape makes her the joke of the town.

Not looking forward to the theatrics with Michael attempting to shoot Carmine.

Chilly are so boring and annoying. Both can go.

Jack also got over Phyllis making out with his son very quickly.

NB's version of events is unbelievable. If DD did punch him, a whole lot more occurred during the prior conversation than NB is admitting.

Of course! But he's not going to tell us what really happened. He's too busy trying to play victim

Having him sign a two year contract means that they saw two years worth of stories ahead for him.

They also signed Bryton James to a two year contract...who thinks that will produce 2 years worth of story for him? Just giving some perspective to that...LOL

Here it is

Case in point: During the DAYTIME EMMY AWARDS last month, I sat down with Doug Davidson, his wife, Cindy and Christian LeBlanc at the Beverly Hilton’s lobby bar. We were having a lovely conversation for an hour — or so I thought. While I’ve never been a big fan of Davidson’s acting, I congratulated him on his win and was genuinely happy for the former hair model’s deserved trophy.

Then, out of the blue, Davidson lunged at me across the table and began choking me after I simply mentioned Michael Muhney’s name before he even allowed me to finish my innocuous thought about the show. No joke. He literally attacked me. Can you imagine if Davidson didn’t win the Emmy? Yikes! Dude, you should be happy!

Immediately, I left. I was very shaken up over the encounter because I am not a

violent person. Next year, I turn 40 and I was proud to say that I have never been

involved in a physical altercation in my life. And I survived the homophobic 1980s and 1990s! It’s sad now that Doug Davidson has the distinction of being the first — and hopefully, last — person to ever lay a finger on me. Aside from my editor, Denette.

Since I was leaving for Toronto the next day, I was put in a precarious situation.

Should I press charges? Several of Davidson’s co-stars urged me to but considering I’m a Canadian flying out of the U.S., a police investigation was the last thing I wanted.

Christian LeBlanc, who witnessed the event, cowardly told me, “We were all drunk.

And what happens in the Hilton, stays in the Hilton.”

Nice. It’s ironic that the two actors involved in Y&R’s brilliant bullying storyline find it

so easily to justify a physical attack on a reporter. Predictably, when I contacted the

“big, happy family” over at CBS about the incident, they didn’t want to get involved.

Just for mentioning Muhney...I seriously question this recounting of the tale.