Don't we see Kyle again?

Hmm so did this Derek the bartender even appear on screen ever? At least Brody Hutzler's Cody Dixon character had something to do!

When they were talking about people dying in this stunt they must have been talking about him and the pilot. Pathetic,

Edited February 24, 201510 yr by soapfan770

Am I the only one who thinks that when this is all over, Hillary is going to tell Devon she's somehow in love with Neil after all? Or pregnant? Or something?

Hmm so did this Derek the bartender even appear on screen ever? At least Brody Hutzler's Cody Dixon character had something to do!

When they were talking about people dying in this stunt they must have been talking about him and the pilot. Pathetic,

We might have cared, if we'd seen this guy even half a dozen times onscreen. He's basically anonymous until now, so it's hard to really care. Y&R used to get this type of attention to detail right back in the Bell days. We would've seen this guy for at least six months (with dialogue) before this happened.

Am I the only one who thinks that when this is all over, Hillary is going to tell Devon she's somehow in love with Neil after all? Or pregnant? Or something?

...or dying, don't forget dying. But I wouldn't be surprised if she were trying to say she was pregnant or something, that might explain her urgency in telling Neil that she and Devon were together and why she was so upset that Devon kept pressing her to wait.

I'm glad someone wiped that soot off of Nikki's face, she was starting to look like this guy:

Anyway - is this the Y&R or Days of our Lives? LOL.

I was thinking last week that this reminds me of what happened to DAYS when James E. Reilly took over as head writer in the early '90s. What had been a classic old-school soap about family and young lovers and medical crises and the occasional murder mystery suddenly became a wacky, over-the-top soap that was recognizable only because the same actors were onscreen. Of course, Reilly went way crazy with his stories (Carly buried alive, Sami on death row, Marlena's possession), and the ratings soared. We'll know soon if Pratt's (much less imaginative but still destructive) storytelling works the same magic at Y&R. Regardless, we are witnessing the death of Y&R as we knew it.

Sally Sussman wrote the Sami death row story and it was riveting.

I was thinking last week that this reminds me of what happened to DAYS when James E. Reilly took over as head writer in the early '90s. What had been a classic old-school soap about family and young lovers and medical crises and the occasional murder mystery suddenly became a wacky, over-the-top soap that was recognizable only because the same actors were onscreen.

By the time Reilly took over Days the show already had a reputation for outlandishness(evil twins or evil dopplegangers, time travel, two Romans etc) and the two styles clicked at the right time. At least Reilly's first two and a half years provided entertainment, something the current drivel on Y&R does not.

Still laughing at the Nikki drinking in front of her whiny kids scene.

Don't we see Kyle again?

He first airs tomorrow, and of course they now think he knows more about Austin's death then they do...at the end of tomorrow's show they find something in his trunk

Edited February 25, 201510 yr by YRfan23

I can't believe this is how they choose to reveal Nikki drinking again to the kids, so lack luster and awkward

Yea, that was pretty lame. And Victor walking through the door at the end was even worse.

^ I thought it was funny when Victor said "you might as well pour me one while you're at it" though.

How anti-climatic this sweeps was. No one MAJOR even died, sorry but I would've killed two people of importance

I wish Jill was the only survivor on the plane.

I will say, I've actually enjoyed the Newman family scenes today. Braeden seems to have been in a good mood on set that day.

Slightly Australian accent-NuNuKyle is already an improvement.

JH is so good as Adam, you honestly forget he hasn't been playing the character all along. He has excellent chemistry with PB.

Edited February 25, 201510 yr by Antoyne

The scenes were a little too much with Jack and Victor, but I'm also glad that Victor wasn't being as pushy as usual.....I sort of always wanted them to get to this point with Jack and Victor where they play their scenes more for "comedy" and it's just 2 old men bickering but I don't think they would ever allow them to really take it that far...but I can see Pratt getting more power over Braeden....so there is probably going to be more scenes like that...

Is anyone else glad despite the fact that he's part of a "group" story that Noah finally has some decent airtime....and even mixing it up with more people? I liked the other day where he was talking to Paul, Michael and Lauren....

Edited February 26, 201510 yr by YRfan23