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Y&R: Veteran Actor Returning


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I totally agree. Soaps are built on stability and continuity, and having familiar faces on-screen is essential for the audience's ongoing enjoyment and emotional attachment. DD has paid his dues, and as the show's longest-running cast member, there should always be a place for him in Genoa City.

 

Now, if only we could convince Jess Walton to spend more time in LA...!

 

Personally, I want to see more of Jill, Traci, Paul, and even Dina (don't destroy her character and write her off, Y&R!!!), and less of the irrelevant newbies.

 

 

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Meh. I mean, he didn't deserve to be unceremoniously dumped and written out like he was nothing, but Paul has been a mess of a character for a long time and not written well at all. And Doug was often checked out. But OK. Welcome back Doug.

 

Agreed with all of this! It's one thing lacking for me on, say, GH. Sure they have the vets pop in once or twice a month, but with endless newbies and soap hoppers it feels empty most of the time ...

 

Y&R could do a little better too.

 

After 40+ years, he belongs on the show, but I sort of agree with this. Recurring is probably where he long should have been but then I think he deserves a contract for his decades of loyalty. I don't know. I'm kind of torn here. But despite my lack of interest in Paul most of the time (due to Doug's grumpy grandpa half-checked out acting and the piss poor writing ...) I think he should be on the show in some capacity.

 

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 lol. Paul's been a glorified extra for like, quite a loooong time. Sure he's had kids pop up and he's gotten a bit more here and there but he was often a glorified extra

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Yes, and we all know how much they need one right now. I'm sure having him around will be a good thing for a cast and crew who are grieving. 

 

DD's appearance on the Steve Harvey talk show with Vicky Rowell was emotional and informative - both said that a tribute episode is in the works. I hope Doug can be a part of it (VR, too, but I'm trying not to get too hopeful).

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