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Damn.

Trying to compete with Nick Chavez?

Completely agree that Cam needs to be brought back on the canvas. But I wouldn’t blame WL if he didn’t want to come back, even if he hadn’t moved on to something else. The way he/Cam were treated was disgusting. 

I still think Giovanni Mazza could have been a recast Cam. 

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Abc, I agree both that Cam needs to be brought back and that WL/Cam was treated awfully. But if GH decides to recast, I hope they take their time. IMHO, WL is a real standout in the role, and with him as the "baseline," I'd expect that the vast majority of recasts wouldn't work very well. I think GH would be best off to see how WL's Amazon show does. If the show does well, maybe that's where WL fans will get our WL "fix." But if the Amazon show tanks, I vote for GH being conciliatory toward WL and either hiring him to appear at least fairly regularly, or if he wants to pursue other things, hiring him for brief runs at least, let's say, quarterly. Only one problem with this--I concede I'm not being very realistic.

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I definitely think it's a case of Cameron and Will Lipton not being utilized correctly.  I don't think Lipton himself was treated horribly.  The show just didn't prioritize his character and WL moved on to do other things.  At this point I'd look for a recast Cameron.  He still feels like a missing piece in the teen/young adult set especially with Lucky coming back.  

I like Lipton and think he's great.  I also think Cameron would be a pretty easy role to recast.  I don't think he's as memorable or as dynamic as NAC's Spencer, so I'd go for it if I were the show.  Whoever said Gio would have been good Cameron recast is right.  GM would have been fine as Cam.

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None at this point. Both of those pairings have too much baggage to ever really be viable to me again. 

I think would be interesting to give Liz an older love interest with a troubled daughter around her age that hates her and hates that her father is now in love with someone her age. Think a modern twist on Rachel/Mac/Iris. However, these writers won't invest in writing anything like that. 

 

 

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