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Just because there's an endless stream of people who are not associated with this creative team out there, that doesn't mean that - by virtue of their being not these guys - they should therefore be back at the show instead.

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Today's audience believes The Revitalizers are brilliant because they "keep the cast fresh". It's brilliant to have 35 "stories" just lingering but have so much going on every day when NOTHING is really happening. All the "action" and bloated cast has fooled the new audience into believing there's balance so they won't notice the "stories" are actually taking place offscreen. How could you not realize the "stories" are repeating themselves? Takes a special kind!

Stunt cast a West or a Stafford (and more than likely Miller) and feature them daily to increase ratings, so then the soap "press" can tell the Twitter world that The Revitalizers are the best GH has had in years (but us old school folks know better). The Revitalizers are aware of their capabilities. They can bring the ratings up, but they can't maintain the audience with their "writing", thus all the castings.

YR has hope because a new regime can fix what ails that mess. GH is never going to get better because until a replacement is found for the show itself, we are stuck with The Revitalizers. That just sucks sad.pngsad.pngsad.png

lol...Now now, Vee!

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I think I'd reverse that judgment on Y&R and GH. I think Y&R is headed down for good because that's where the larger powers that be who hold the strings on that program want it to be. They wanted a "peppy and cheap" ABC-style soap, and now they've got something (IMO) far more off-brand and boring than most ABC soaps on their worst days. Even when things got bad on ABC, and they got real bad, they were rarely that boring or that desperate to be something on another network. They were bad within their own unique identity.

GH has a slew of problems and is a major mess, but its people go to the wall in the service of both good ideas and terrible ones. No one at Y&R seems willing to go to the wall for anything except making the quarter.

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If you dont like what a poster says then just skip it.

I am thisclose to wish Guza back and if it ever comes to that I will damn sure say it as often as I feel like it.

I think whomever wrote The Teletubbies would do a better job than Rc at this point.

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It's hard to [!@#$%^&*] ignore it and skip it when he repeats it at ad nauseam in every single thread anytime someone who ever worked at GH's name is brought up and he's usually suggesting people who are never coming back and that he wasn't even alive to see their work. Its almost as obnoxious as Jonnysboro's GH praise.
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If by years you mean the period Guza, Pratt and Wolfe were writing and the show was produced by JFP and starring Maurice Benard, Steve Burton and a rotating cast of Carlys with not even a fraction of the talent of Sarah Browne, then yes, the revitalizers are the best GH has had in years.

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It was that he was closeted. Because Felix's parents are deaf, dumb and blind.

They clearly lost interest in her once they lost Samantha Morgan(?), the wonderful, too-talented original actress in that very thin role who was basically there to play a teen slut to shine up Molly and Rafe and tear down angry black T.J. Once Rafe tanked, the black chick had to go too.

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