The acting today with PB and MS was bad. What's up with MS face?

1 hour ago, SteelCity said:

Exactly, the ones who are more Caucasian presenting.

They placed him in the wrong age group, and never tried to integrate him much, although if they did the "fandom" would scream about him forced down their throats, so there was no winning.

He had more scenes with Ashley and Phyllis than he did with Noah, Devon, Mariah etc., 

52 minutes ago, Forever8 said:

He had more scenes with Ashley and Phyllis than he did with Noah, Devon, Mariah etc., 

Yes, and it bothered the hell out of me. There's nothing wrong him having a friendship and sort of a weld between generations/storylines, but he really should have been with the 20's set. He could have tested with Abby, Summer or Ana or hell, even Scott or Noah! He could have been having drinks with Tessa and Mariah. Ravi could have come out and had a whole story about his parents not accepting him, and introduce a sister that really loves him and clicks with Kyle.

The dialogue between Chance, Abby, Devon, and Amanda was really atrocious. The whole thing reminded me of some cheesy afterschool specials from the late 80s or one of those cheesy “a very special” episodes NBC family sitcoms like the Hogan Family use to do the late 80’s/early 90’s. 
 

Other than the Traci scenes and Victor and Jack scenes, today was miserable as usual.

MS Phyllis giggling strangely over talking about Jack losing Luan was the worst part of the episode. 

23 hours ago, janea4old said:

Jill reappears later this week.  Don't know how long she'll be around this time.  Jess still lives in Oregon.

I know, and MO/Abby lives in Nashville but she gets plenty of screen time. Josh Griffith didn't write for Jill the last time he was head writer either. He see's older woman a grandmas.

Jill was front burner on this show for 4 decades but she can't even be a matriarch to her own family. ... not even part time....not even part-part time like they do with Monica on General Hospital. At lease GH gives her the respect of the lady of the Quartermaine mansion and  her seat on the board of General Hospital. 

Yet Jack & Victor, the powerful old men are front & center with their families. 

3 minutes ago, soapfan770 said:

The dialogue between Chance, Abby, Devon, and Amanda was really atrocious. The whole thing reminded me of some cheesy afterschool specials from the late 80s or one of those cheesy “a very special” episodes NBC family sitcoms like the Hogan Family use to do the late 80’s/early 90’s. 
 

Other than the Traci scenes and Victor and Jack scenes, today was miserable as usual.

MS Phyllis giggling strangely over talking about Jack losing Luan was the worst part of the episode. 

I really want to be a fly on the wall when JG and Morina lay out their “vision” of the show. They have to know how poorly the show plays socially. I wouldn’t even be surprised they saw us bitching about Keemo and decided to do this story.

7 minutes ago, soapfan770 said:

The dialogue between Chance, Abby, Devon, and Amanda was really atrocious. The whole thing reminded me of some cheesy afterschool specials from the late 80s or one of those cheesy “a very special” episodes NBC family sitcoms like the Hogan Family use to do the late 80’s/early 90’s. 
 

The set-up was even bizarre. None of Chance or Abby's family even knows the child is sick, or even that Devon forced  them into a shared custody agreement and is referring to himself as the father now.

Both Abby & Chance are wealthy and could've paid for a hospital type set-up. Yet they make a point of Devon doing it for him and falling all over themselves with praise for him. It was all so phony, a very uncomfortable set-up given Devon was threatening to use Chance's PTSD and Abby's trip to Spain to destroy them in court if they didn't give him what he wanted. Despite their cutesy montage I felt no love in that room....only misery. The whole story line has been miserable clusterfuck for over a year.

Spoiler

 

Not sure why this says spoiler?

Anyways because the show has been so entertaining. . .  Anyone else notice a lot of men wearing Purple?  I mean nothing else is going on, but I have been noticing a pattern.  Nate-Billy-Adam

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

9 hours ago, Faulkner said:

These shows don’t seem particularly motivated to nurture Asian male sex symbols. Granted that’s an industry-wide failure (the few who seem to really break through are biracial or multiracial like Keanu Reeves, Henry Golding, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, or Christopher Sean on DAYS).

Zach Morris is Asian??

I haven't commented about the lack of Jill since hearing about Jess' husband's cancer. I just think we should all be sending her good will and realize that she's struggling right now. The best support to give her until she announces her willingness to return in whatever capacity.  For now, Jill's pop-ins work for me.

8 hours ago, SteelCity said:

Ji Min was so hot too! He could have been such a big character!

Lynn Marie Latham didn't do much for Y&R, but at least she did that!

10 hours ago, Faulkner said:

These shows don’t seem particularly motivated to nurture Asian male sex symbols. Granted that’s an industry-wide failure (the few who seem to really break through are biracial or multiracial like Keanu Reeves, Henry Golding, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, or Christopher Sean on DAYS).

CBS at least tried in primetime, with Daniel Dae Kim (Hawaii Five-0) and David Lim (SWAT).

22 minutes ago, Khan said:

Zach Morris is Asian??

His mother is Indonesian and Dutch.

7 minutes ago, kalbir said:

His mother is Indonesian and Dutch.

Well, you could have knocked me over with a feather, lol!

6 hours ago, soapfan770 said:

The dialogue between Chance, Abby, Devon, and Amanda was really atrocious. The whole thing reminded me of some cheesy afterschool specials from the late 80s or one of those cheesy “a very special” episodes NBC family sitcoms like the Hogan Family use to do the late 80’s/early 90’s. 
 

Other than the Traci scenes and Victor and Jack scenes, today was miserable as usual.

MS Phyllis giggling strangely over talking about Jack losing Luan was the worst part of the episode. 

It seems like they're painting that Keemo was in the wrong for not accepting Jack's invitation for a reconciliation while Jack is the wounded victim. In this case it should be Jack was in the wrong and had all these years to reach out to Keemo even hiring a PI to locate him.