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Remember when he gave those ‘farewell to daytime’ interviews and Tweets in 2011 about how he was certain he was ready to move on from this medium? I guess he may have fallen on hard times, unless this is just a temporary assignment.

 

It serves as a cautious lesson to be careful what you say, simply say “never say never," or just shut the hell up. Tweets and interviews will haunt you forever in this era - especially since he's Tweeted a few times since 2011 about how while he enjoyed working on soaps, he was happy his life has moved on from this industry. 

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It was an old script.  They just reused it and figured no one would notice or care. 

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This is the screen cap that I took.  How did Y&R mess up this bad?  He hasn't been with the show for so long and some editor just decided to add his name the credits? 

 

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They would have been better off crediting the episode to "Veronica Sandbridge."

 

If I were TC, I'd demand an explanation.  And a payment.

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