B&B: How to fix the mess that the show has become?
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I wonder if Linda Bloodworth-Thomason had Kim in mind for any of her other characters/series. If they intended Allison Sugarbaker (Julia Duffy's character) to be more in line with who Suzanne was/Delta Burke's portrayal-persona, then I think Kim would have aced that. Yes, it would have been odd, Kim having previously played a different character (from a different family), but Designing Women wouldn't have been the first show with that issue. Or maybe Kim could have played Beth Broderick's role on Hearts Afire. Or Patricia Heaton's role on Women of the House.
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By BetterForgotten · Posted
Sony is probably waiting until Y&R’s lease is up as well. All of TV City is going to be gutted, so they have to relocate at some point. -
By BoldRestless · Posted
At this point Y&R's next step is to go fully green screen and have the actors Zoom from home. -
By BetterForgotten · Posted
I was just taking about this in the Y&R thread - they desperately need better studio space. -
Thanks! @Soapsuds
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By detroitpiston · Posted
Hopefully they can expand some of the sets again. I watched some 04/05 episodes and forgot how much more grand the production used to feel. I wonder if YR will be staying put or going there or somewhere else as well. -
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