Yep. Doozy. 

The newly weds 

Phyllis will be widowed or divorced before the year is out #shortterm storytelling

Gosh I feel so spoiled by this episode with a big moment with a lot of the cast AND extras. These gala episodes are going to make when we go back to empty hotels, empty crimson lights, and empty society; extremely jarring.

34 minutes ago, Antoyne said:

Gosh I feel so spoiled by this episode with a big moment with a lot of the cast AND extras. These gala episodes are going to make when we go back to empty hotels, empty crimson lights, and empty society; extremely jarring.

Sure has been nice the past few days to see a show that resembles Y&R.  And yes, it'll be jarring to go back to the desolate, tumbleweed version of Genoa City.  

1 hour ago, Antoyne said:

Gosh I feel so spoiled by this episode with a big moment with a lot of the cast AND extras. These gala episodes are going to make when we go back to empty hotels, empty crimson lights, and empty society; extremely jarring.

IKR!!!

 

Not looking forward to it at all. 

8 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

Phyllis will be widowed or divorced before the year is out #shortterm storytelling

Marry hambone Michelle Stafford to a barely mid dude who spent years acting on Passions and watch what happens!

 

With the 50th gala at his conclusion, I am sorry to say it was a dud. I don’t think we’ll be talking about scenes from this party. There wasn’t an emotional payoff. Where was the 50 year montage? Where was the memorable moment that can only happen at a 50 years gala?

I think the last time this show did a “memorable event” well was Kay Chancellors fake funeral. We had memorable scenes we still talk about today (eg Traci and Lauren’s reconciliation), we had deep cut references to reward long time fans (eg Dina admitting she has never visited Colleen or Abby), and a springboard for a major story (eg the return of Victor Newman and his renewed romance with Ashley). I wanted something as emotionally fulfilling, well written, and high stakes as this. 
 

The 50th gala was a dud. 

I have to say I've enjoyed the gala more than I thought I would. I, of course, love campy drama so it worked for me. Could it have used more tension/drama between some of the characters? Absolutely, but it had its moments.

Leanna was fun.

Amanda being back was great.

I even tolerated Tucker with his comedy and I am not a Trevor fan. 

With the current state of soaps (time constrains-speed of filming, budgets), I think the show did a good job. 

 

Not to mention, Melody Thomas made some phenomenal Miss Piggy faces during Phyllis's rant.  

OMG!!!!!!!! I Didn't know About This!!! If Diane Knew She would Flip!!!

 

20 minutes ago, Joseph said:

OMG!!!!!!!! I Didn't know About This!!! If Diane Knew She would Flip!!!

 

Hah. That was when they thought Summer might be Jack's after all and Phyllis wanted to break up Summer and Kyle because that would make them siblings.

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Well, I enjoyed the gala. And I felt there were so enough nostalgia and momentum that it was just fine. If anything I'm more worried that JG is going to lose said momentum after stuff FINALLY starting to happen from Diane vs Jill to Elena starting to make moves against Victoria to Tucker and Ashley getting to a spot where they could very well become a couple...maybe.

 

I definitely enjoyed every moment of Giggly Heffa coming undone and I actually felt MS did a great job with it because on one hand it felt so true, but at the same time she was clearly setting Diane up. It was the duality for me. I really loved that moment of connection between her and Danny. So much history in that moment.

 

I liked that TSJ stepped it up a little bit and put Tucker's feelings out there for Ashley. Like Ashley, I also felt it a little bit. And that kiss...hehe. The struggle was real and Eileen played that soooo well. And Tucker peeking in through the door. Ha!

 

I liked how the writers continued to keep track of everyone...if they were still at the gala...if they had left...etc. Though I rolled my eyes at the Nick/Sally/Adam/Hot Sauce stuff.

 

Good to see Devon and Amanda come to some kind of closure. 

 

 

 

48 minutes ago, Taoboi said:

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Well, I enjoyed the gala. And I felt there were so enough nostalgia and momentum that it was just fine. If anything I'm more worried that JG is going to lose said momentum after stuff FINALLY starting to happen from Diane vs Jill to Elena starting to make moves against Victoria to Tucker and Ashley getting to a spot where they could very well become a couple...maybe.

 

I definitely enjoyed every moment of Giggly Heffa coming undone and I actually felt MS did a great job with it because on one hand it felt so true, but at the same time she was clearly setting Diane up. It was the duality for me. I really loved that moment of connection between her and Danny. So much history in that moment.

 

I liked that TSJ stepped it up a little bit and put Tucker's feelings out there for Ashley. Like Ashley, I also felt it a little bit. And that kiss...hehe. The struggle was real and Eileen played that soooo well. And Tucker peeking in through the door. Ha!

 

I liked how the writers continued to keep track of everyone...if they were still at the gala...if they had left...etc. Though I rolled my eyes at the Nick/Sally/Adam/Hot Sauce stuff.

 

Good to see Devon and Amanda come to some kind of closure. 

The Gala really feels so much superior to the Stuff we have been getting in the past 3 or so years, I'm just angry I have to wait whoever uploads the episodes on torrents upload Friday's episode!!! Just because I'm anxious seems like it won't be uploaded!