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I am having fun watching, much more fun than the regular show.  I am into this version of Will and Sonny.  Tinker is great.  Hope really would have been a natural fit for this story.

It reminds me a little of GH:Nightshift though.  The first season was a little too close in style and tone to the regular show. The second season was much stronger without JFP/Guza.  Here’s hoping there are more of these and the bts talent diversifies a little.

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I'm having too much fun watching this! I love being so excited to watch this every day - I can't believe it's already over tomorrow!

I even watched some of the Ben/Ciara scenes today just because I wasn't going to pass up watching scenes at a sex party, lol. So fitting that they'd end up there since all they do is f-ck. I still hate them, but those party scenes were pretty funny. LOL at Ciara being a dominatrix with this dude. We neverrr would've seen this on the main show. This is the one scenario where women throwing themselves at Ben is totally believable, lol. It's a real shame that Ben has so much baggage because RSW is really hot.

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Agent Kyle lookin good I like him and Billie.

Leo telling Chad to get his mind out of the gutter Leo's outfit at the club! OMG, laughing at loud at Leo saying Chad is his bae and that WilSon are the most boring married couple ever. Leo is barred from drag competitions... I can'tttt. OMG, the boys doing their little dances in drag has me rolling! Will was so funny.

How are we even supposed to watch the main show after seeing this? This is so much better.

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"Beyond Salem" Episode # 104:
 
104...9/9/21: (Episode Length: 50:57)
Cast: Ben, Billie, Chad, Ciara, John, Kristen, Kyle, Shane, Sonny, Will, Austin, Carrie, Leo, Sophie, Miles, Cori, Choreographer, Stunt Coordinator.
Sets: New Orleans Hotel Room, Shane's Phone Limbo, Kyle's Hotel Room & Corridor, Chad's Phoenix Guest Room, Carrie & Austin's Bedroom, Gay Club, Faversham Patio, Amsterdam Outdoor Cafe, Carrie & Austin's Townhouse, Faversham Bedroom, Alleyway; Stock Footage Exteriors.
 
ACT ONE
New Orleans Hotel Room (Ben, Ciara)
Shane's Phone Limbo/Intercut (phone call): Kyle's Hotel Room-Corr (Shane/Billie)
Chad's Phoenix Guest Room (Chad, Leo)
Shane's Phone Limbo/Intercut (phone call): Kyle's Hotel Room & Corr (Shane/Billie, Kyle)
 
ACT TWO
Carrie & Austin's BR (Carrie, Austin)
Kyle's Hotel Room (Kyle, Billie)
Chad's Phoenix Guest Room (Chad, Leo, Will, Sonny)
New Orleans Hotel Room (Ben, Ciara)
 
ACT THREE
Gay Club (Chad, Will, Sonny, Leo, Cori, Xs)
Faversham Patio (Ben, Ciara, Sophie, Miles, Xs)
Carrie & Austin's BR (Carrie, Austin)
Amsterdam Cafe (Billie, Kyle, Kristen, Xs)
 
ACT FOUR
Faversham Patio (Ben, Ciara, Sophie, Miles, Xs)
Carrie & Austin's BR (Carrie, Austin)
Amsterdam Cafe (Billie, Kyle, Kristen, Xs)
Gay Club (Chad, Will, Sonny, Leo, Cori, Xs)
Faversham Patio (Ben, Ciara, Sophie, Miles, Xs)
 
ACT FIVE
Carrie & Austin's Townhouse (Carrie, Austin, John)
Amsterdam Cafe (Billie, Kyle, Kristen, Xs)
Gay Club (Chad, Will, Sonny, Leo, Cori, Xs)
Faversham BR (Ciara, Miles)
Faversham Patio (Ben, Sophie, Xs)
 
ACT SIX
Faversham BR (Ciara, Miles)
Faversham Patio (Ben, Sophie, Ciara, Xs)
Amsterdam Cafe (Billie, Kyle, Xs)
Carrie & Austin's Townhouse (Carrie, Austin, John)
Gay Club (Chad, Will, Sonny, Leo, Cori, Xs)
 
ACT SEVEN
Faversham BR (Miles, Sophie)
New Orleans Hotel Room (Ben, Ciara)
Amsterdam Cafe (Billie, Kyle, Xs)
Carrie & Austin's Townhouse (Carrie, Austin, John)
Gay Club (Chad, Will, Sonny, Cori, Xs)
Alleyway (Leo, Shane)
 
CREDITS (Episodes 1-4):
Starring:
James Reynolds as Abe Carver (1-3)
Deidre Hall as Marlena Black (1-3)
Lamon Archey as Eli Grant (1-3)
Drake Hogestyn as John Black
Sal Stowers as Lani Price Grant (1-3)
Robert Scott Wilson as Ben Weston (1-2, 4)
Billy Flynn as Chad DiMera
Jackee Harry as Paulina Price (1-3)
Thaao Penghlis as Tony DiMera (1-3)
Leann Hunley as Anna DiMera (1-3)
Victoria Konefal as Ciara Weston (1-2, 4)
Lisa Rinna as Billie Reed
Eileen Davidson as Kristen DiMera (3-4)
Eileen Davidson as Sister Mary Moira (3)
Chandler Massey as Will Horton
Austin Peck as Austin Reed (1, 3-4)
Christie Clark as Carrie Brady Reed (1, 3-4)
Greg Rikaart as Leo Stark
Charles Shaughnessy as Shane Donovan (1, 3-4)
Zach Tinker as Sonny Kiriakis (1-3)
Peter Porte as Agent Kyle Graham (2-4)
Adrienne Frantz as Sophie Faversham (4)
Scott Bailey as Miles Faversham (4)
Jackie Cox as Jackie Cox (3)
Roxy Wood as Cori Blake (4)
Ellen Karsten as Nola (1)
Louis Van Amstel as Auctioneer (2)
Thai "The Thaiga" Edwards as Frank (1-3)
Edward Gelhaus as Rodney (1-3)
Michael de Lara as Bidding Man (2)
Sasha Higgins - Princess Gina Double (1)
Reuben Lee - Eli Stunt Double (2)
Chris Nielsen - Stunt Coordinator (2, 4)
Louis Van Amstel - Choreographer (2, 4)
 
Executive Producer: Ken Corday
Co-Executive Producer: Albert Alarr
Senior Producer: Janet Spellman-Drucker
Producer: Randy Dugan
Developed by: Ron Carlivati (1-3)
Written by: Ron Carlivati (4)
Directed by: Sonia Blangiardo-Goins (1-2), Noel Maxam (3), Albert Alarr (4)
 
Associate Writer: Ryan Quan (1-3)
Script Editor: Fran Myers
Story by: Jeanne Marie Ford (1), Katherine Schock (2), Dave Ryan (3), Ryan Quan (4)
Teleplay by: Joanna Cohen (1), Richard Culliton (2), Carolyn Culliton (3), David Kreizman (4)
Staff Writers: Lorraine Broderick, Rebecca McCarty, Elizabeth Snyder
 
Production Coordinator: Sara Peterson
Production Manager: Jeff Voorhees
Theme by: Ken Corday, D. Brent Nelson
Music Composed by: Ken Corday, D. Brent Nelson
Music Directors: D. Brent Nelson, Paul F. Antonelli
Associate Directors: Joseph H. Lumer, Michael Fiamingo
Stage Managers: Lucy Yalenian, Jessie Harrison, Sara Peterson
Production Associates: Holly Metts, Alexis Straiten
Property Master: Steve Dempsey
Production Designer: Tom Early
Art Director: Danielle Mullen
Assistant Art Directors: Adele Fenner, Bronte Campbell, Katelyn Budke
Assistants to the Producers: Adriana Alvarado, Kaylin Stewart, Jennifer Werwage, Elizabeth Messick
Testing Coordinator: Nicholas DeFilippis
Production Finance: Cynthia Aamoth, Terri Lynn Doubet, Bruno Gerardo
Writers' Assistants: Tyler Topits, Kirk Doering
Publicity: Maya Frangie
Digital Content Producer: Kaley Smith
Casting by: Marnie Saitta
Casting Associate: Bob Lambert, C.S.A.
Costume Designer: Richard Bloore
Wardrobe: Jammie Harris, Sara Auhagen, Jennifer Seery, Alix Scott, Michele Jaffe, Mary Lane, Margo Rombough
Makeup Artists: Deidre Decker, Elizabeth Dahl, Karen Dahl, Natalie Thimm, Morgan McDonnell, Glen Gutierrez, Orlando Marin
Hairstylists: Marisa Ramirez, Amber Renick, Armando Licon, Dora Torres, Olajide Elizabeth, Amanda Glaza
Technical Directors: Mike Caruso, John Sizemore
Director of Photography: Vince Steib
Audio: Nick Kleissas
Boom Operators: Harry Young, Stu Rudolph, Victoria Luckey (1-2, 4)
Cameras: Mark Warshaw, Michael J. Denton, John Bromberek, Steve Clark (4)
Post Producer/Supervising Editor/A.D.: Lugh Powers
Post Supervisor/Editor/A.D.: Jenee Muyeau
Additional Editing: Jill Underhill
Post Production Audio: Kevin K. Church
Assistant Editor: Jonathan Amirkhan
Video Tape Operator: Brian Duclos
Senior Video: Alexis Dellar Hanson
Electronic Maintenance: Marko Fox
Special Effects: Gregg Church
Messenger: Rumsin Givargiznia
Stock Footage Provided By: Sony, Motion Elements, Pond 5, Shutterstock, iStock
Produced at The Burbank Studios, A Worthe Real Estate Group Property
Executive in Charge of Production: Mike Russell

Story by is the outline/breakdown writer, so, yes, tomorrow's finale should be listed as:

Story by Jamey Giddens

Teleplay by Richard Culliton

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