Let's Be Morbid : The Demise of the U.S. Soap

[slick jones]

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[antmunoz]

Is she posting from beyond the grave...?

[slick jones]

The apologies have been disingenuous for weeks.

 

Wash.  Rinse. Repeat.

[antmunoz]

Sorry not sorry?

[ReddFoxx]

The trolling is very passive aggressive. Some trolls will outright insult people and call names, but others are just annoy and pretend like they are sorry.

[slick jones]

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What they said.

[beebs]

If she were sorry, she'd have cut the crap out weeks ago. Apologies mean squat without action to back em up. 

[antmunoz]

When Traci realized she’d gotten rid of Cane and Donna B in one week...

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[Bright Eyes]

Back to being morbid, on a British soap message board they had a thread about who they think will probably pass away in the next decade. Any takers or is it too far?

[slick jones]

Whatcha got?  I'm interested.

 

[Bright Eyes]

 

I mean, Bill Hayes is a good bet. Maybe Susan Seaforth Hayes if she ends up being like those couples who go soon after the other. 

 

John Aniston looks frailer than usual.

 

Rachel Ames (89), Ray McDonnell (91), Robert Clary (93). The oft-forgotten Audrey Peters (92). All unlikely to live past the decade.

 

If the rumours about his drinking problem are true, Tyler Christopher could potentially leave us much too soon. 

 

I think I've rolled the dice on burning in hell enough for tonight.

[Franko]

Well, I'll be darned. Forrest Compton is still with us. He's 94. (Ann Flood turns 85 in a few weeks.)

Rosemary Prinz is 89, while Eileen Fulton is 86 and Patricia Bruder is 83.

ETA: Teri Keane just turned 94, too.

[amybrickwallace]

Don't forget Liz Hubbard (born December 1933)!

[slick jones]

Hmm...., I'm already going to  well you know, I'll have to think on it....

[kalbir]

 

I'm thinking the next major daytime drama passing will be one of the Daytime Emmy acting winners that are age 80 or older: Helen Gallagher (93), Henry Darrow (86), Elizabeth Hubbard (85), Stuart Damon (82), Larry Bryggman (80), Susan Flannery (80).