11 hours ago, Khan said:

 

He'll be the new Adam.

 

Do not give Mal Young any ideas :shudder

25 minutes ago, Khan said:

Yeah, Jordi is handsome, even with the Dolly Parton-like breasts. 

26 minutes ago, Khan said:

 But, dammit, when are these shows gonna realize that you need more than that to make viewers invest emotionally with these characters?  Pretty breasts and a nice smile just don't mean a damn if the actor can't act, or if the character is two-dimensional and at the center of the most boring storylines possible.

He suppose to play Arturo maybe brother? I don't even care for the character of Arturo so why would I care for his character ??  Especially when his acting is so bad....

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"Spoilers" for DOWN the road:

Crystal is returning to the show, and Jordi is playing Rey, a
Arturo’s older brother, and a cop that’s helping Tessa and Crystal.

Jordi was hired as a potential love interest for Sharon Case because Joshua refuses to do #Shick again.

#YR

Honestly, what does Joshua Morrow have against Shick?  I mean, aside from the fact that Sharon Case actually makes him and Nick Newman seem interesting?

Stop letting actors dictate story

Truthfully, I think the days of actors dictating story are long over.  They have little real power in a dying genre.  Where are they going?  The shows don’t care if the talent leaves, as evidenced by how Y&R is willing to let just about any female actress depart rather than pay them.

 

I never thought Steve Burton would be on GH again, strictly because Valentini didn’t center the show around him and let him dictate story.  The fact that he came back under those kinds of terms tells me what the climate is now.  The days of Bernard, Burton and Geary having significant input in Guza’s story meetings is over.

Steve and Frank came to an understanding. I always knew they would. He may not have quite the same power he used to have, but he is still the star of GH and still in the exact same role. He'll never be marginalized the way he was in '12 again, IMO. And that's not a good thing.