It's too bad that a story which seemed an interesting character study is devolving into the Sunset Beach episode where Olivia, Aunt Bette and Elaine in bad wigs buried somebody in a grave. I loved SuBe, but I was expecting something different from Y&R. Especially because TL and others have been taking this story and running with it.

51 minutes ago, Cat said:

It's too bad that a story which seemed an interesting character study is devolving into the Sunset Beach episode where Olivia, Aunt Bette and Elaine in bad wigs buried somebody in a grave. I loved SuBe, but I was expecting something different from Y&R. Especially because TL and others have been taking this story and running with it.

 

Exactly.

1 hour ago, Cat said:

It's too bad that a story which seemed an interesting character study is devolving into the Sunset Beach episode where Olivia, Aunt Bette and Elaine in bad wigs buried somebody in a grave. I loved SuBe, but I was expecting something different from Y&R. Especially because TL and others have been taking this story and running with it.

 

And because we know that when they are found out, no one is going to jail. It's pointless. 

58 minutes ago, ajsp35801 said:

 

And because we know that when they are found out, no one is going to jail. It's pointless. 

 

Exactly. I predict it will be one of the following four options:

 

1. Paul & Christine know the women did it, but don't have enough proof. Case closed.

2. Victoria's trial ends with her breaking down in the witness box about the abuse. Jury acquits.

3. A tape of JT is found where he details to camera his evil plan to frame Victoria for his fake 'death.' Also known as: Tony DiMera Syndrome. Case closed.

4. Turns out JT was actually killed by a day-player accidentally poisoning his frappucino. Case closed.

Edited April 10, 20187 yr by Cat

1 hour ago, Cat said:

 

Exactly. I predict it will be one of the following four options:

 

1. Paul & Christine know the women did it, but don't have enough proof. Case closed.

2. Victoria's trial ends with her breaking down in the witness box about the abuse. Jury acquits.

3. A tape of JT is found where he details to camera his evil plan to frame Victoria for his fake 'death.' Also known as: Tony DiMera Syndrome. Case closed.

4. Turns out JT was actually killed by a day-player accidentally poisoning his frappucino. Case closed.

Doesn’t he still have that heart condition as well? Or has that been dropped?

1 hour ago, Antoyne said:

Doesn’t he still have that heart condition as well? Or has that been dropped?

Oh yeahhhh. I forgot he got electrocuted by a thunderbolt utility pole.

Edited April 10, 20187 yr by Cat

2 hours ago, Cat said:

 

Exactly. I predict it will be one of the following four options:

 

1. Paul & Christine know the women did it, but don't have enough proof. Case closed.

2. Victoria's trial ends with her breaking down in the witness box about the abuse. Jury acquits.

3. A tape of JT is found where he details to camera his evil plan to frame Victoria for his fake 'death.' Also known as: Tony DiMera Syndrome. Case closed.

4. Turns out JT was actually killed by a day-player accidentally poisoning his frappucino. Case closed.

 

It'll be #2. 

 

 

1 hour ago, Antoyne said:

Doesn’t he still have that heart condition as well? Or has that been dropped?

 

Yeah, it's still in play. He was taking medicine a while back. 

2 hours ago, Cat said:

Exactly. I predict it will be one of the following four options:

 

2. Victoria's trial ends with her breaking down in the witness box about the abuse. Jury acquits.

 

I sure hope that's not the case. 

6 minutes ago, Gray Bunny said:

 

I sure hope that's not the case. 

 

Look on the bright side. I don't think Y&R wants to spend money on extras making up the jury, or someone out of central casting to play the judge.

1 hour ago, Cat said:

 

Look on the bright side. I don't think Y&R wants to spend money on extras making up the jury, or someone out of central casting to play the judge.

 

I'm looking on more of the "Victoria-was-choked-and-therefore-justified" reasoning. Granted, I'm a week behind in episodes so perhaps I'm behind on what JT has done, but nothing I've seen her endure thus far is grounds for killing. 

35 minutes ago, Gray Bunny said:

 

I'm looking on more of the "Victoria-was-choked-and-therefore-justified" reasoning. Granted, I'm a week behind in episodes so perhaps I'm behind on what JT has done, but nothing I've seen her endure thus far is grounds for killing. 

 

I'm up on today's episode and nothing yet imo -- although I'm sure Victor would beg to differ! lol!

I'm sure the death will be accidental. Which negates the need to lie and hide the body. But we will be forced to  endure it anyway. 

Edited April 10, 20187 yr by ajsp35801

CHANGE!

http://ew.com/tv/2018/04/16/thad-luckinbill-young-restless-jt-dead/

On 4/10/2018 at 7:09 AM, Cat said:

 

Exactly. I predict it will be one of the following four options:

 

1. Paul & Christine know the women did it, but don't have enough proof. Case closed.

2. Victoria's trial ends with her breaking down in the witness box about the abuse. Jury acquits.

3. A tape of JT is found where he details to camera his evil plan to frame Victoria for his fake 'death.' Also known as: Tony DiMera Syndrome. Case closed.

4. Turns out JT was actually killed by a day-player accidentally poisoning his frappucino. Case closed.

 

lol, JT's not dead. This entire SL was a means to en end: Big, Bad JT...