Y&R November Thread

[BetterForgotten]

Someone must have really told Jonnybro's girl Sullivan to calm her ass down. She's been surprisingly subtle in the little they've given her so far. Even when they had her playing a sane version of Connie on GH, she was always a big ass mess.

[ranger1rg]

Posted Yesterday, 04:18 PM

ranger1rg, on 05 Nov 2014 - 12:36 AM, said:

I'm glad you know the actors personally so you too can speak for them.

LOL That's really rich, considering that so many on this board act as if they know everything that goes on behind the scenes at YR. When OPINIONS are outlawed around here, I'll rethink my posts.

[rhinohide]

I used to hate. Sharon and she is still far from my favorite. But to be fair, Sharon submitted to ECT (?) because she believed she was having hallucinations.

[edgeofnik]

Which comes back to Victor and using GhostCassie/Mariah! If GhostCassie wasn't taunting/haunting Sharon, things may have turned out differently. Honestly, though, when it comes to condescending hypocrites, the Newman clan across-the-board is quick to judge while dismissing similar or worse actions to "protecting [insert any Newman name here]" SC has done a great job or making people root for Sharon again after all those years of horrible writing and making her trampy.

[JONNYSBRO]

SAJAY what Kelly calls Sage is a great little mystery. I am so intrigued by her. If Y and R is smart they will slowly reveal it so the audience falls in love.

[ajsp35801]

I have never been a Sharon fan. But the horrible destructive writing that the character recieved over the years make it impossible for me to root against her now. And Sharon Case deserves kudos galore for making views care about this character again.

[PJA]

Phyllis was NOT being confrontational...she was trying to get away from Sharon and to Jack and even tried to call him when Sharon confronted her and wouldn't let her pass. Then she tried to take the phone that didn't belong to her by the way and caused Phyllis to fall. Sharon was the confrontational bitch that day.

And to top that all off Sharon still really has no remorse as she was trying to stop Phyllis from telling yet again until the 3 musketeers arrived.

[ajsp35801]

Didn't Phyllis lure sharon to the stairwell this time? Or am I remembering wrong?

[NothinButAttitude]

Even if Sharon was the guilty, combative party when Redzilla took a fall last year, let's not forget that Phyllis caused Sharon & Dru to go over a cliff and never really paid for it. Sheer karma if you ask me.

Besides Brad and Neil, Phyl didn't catch any real heat for that crime or any other for that matter.

This is what pisses me off with the Newmans. They have selective memory and persecute certain ones selectively.

[kenerly1]

I totally agree..Sharon showed NO remorse..I wonder if Sharon is going to kidnap Faith now that Nick sais he was taking her to live with him..Last scene of Friday was him telling her to pack up Faith's things that he would be back for her.

[JONNYSBRO]

I disagree I thought Sharon showed remorse. She used her illness as an excuse but Sharon Cases acting displayed the remorse. I felt it in her with her scenes.

[kenerly1]

Mentally stable??? She showed NO remorse when she was found out..Only excuses. IF she is stable NOW..she would have showed remorse.

[slick jones]

And the trolling continues.....

[PJA]

You said her being confrontational caused her fall..but she didn't fall this time when she lured Sharon to the scene of the crime (so she could remember). So how did her luring Sharon to the stairwell last week cause her fall a year ago???

Sharon and Dru caused that as well and Dru should have been minding her own business in the first place.

[Juliajms]

I don't blame Sharon so much for the initial fall. Leaving Phyllis was pretty bad though. Then trying again to grab her phone at the top of the stairs was pretty foolish. I'm interested in where all this is going though. It'll be interesting to see who is there to help Sharon pick up the pieces. Joe, Adam, someone else? Lord knows some man will come running soon enough.