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I agree that it makes sense to promote all three shows.

For me, there's little sense discussing what Y&R and Bold clips are used, because there's nothing on either show that is working in the "hot drama" sense anyway. It's all lame and boring.

I watch Y&R and Bold religiously, and only because I'm addicted. It has NOTHING to do with the quality of either, because I know I'm watching trash.

Right now, both of those shows are hot garbage.

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I can't believe a new show starts on Monday with the sneak preview episodes. Monday is a holiday, so it will be interesting to see what kind of viewership the show will bring.

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Oh I see, re: the host of the Feb. 13 screening in DC -- Ashley Brittney Silva... 
I didn't know who she was until it was mentioned on that WUSA9-tv youtube -- Ashley is from the reality show "Love & Marriage: DC"

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I think BTG is mostly going to struggle from a new soap being introduced in 2025 and likely being seen as "DEI" by bigots at a time when they run every part of our media and government. It's a shame they can't provide better lead-ins in terms of ratings but ideally, they can still scrape through. 

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To be fair, in terms of lead in's, the Bell soaps are both doing well. Not only in live viewers, but in Live+3. I know they're quality is lacking but we can't deny that people are tuning in. They remain towards the top when it comes to daytime offerings. I'm sure they're also doing well on Paramount Plus if CBS found it worthwhile to try and launch a new soap.

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