BTG: February 2025 Discussion Thread

[steff]

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Edited February 25 by steff

[Errol]

Agreed!

and I said I liked them in suits:

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[ranger1rg]

I have so many shallow things to say....

[Taoboi]

Wait WHAT!!!! What game is she playing??

Edited February 25 by Taoboi

[Contessa Donatella]

KaMo is 43 IRL & Dani is 49. Mike Manning IRL is 37. 

[Taoboi]

I know this heffa did not!!

[Liberty City]

Can he act? Because the actor in the role now is as dry as sand paper.

[Errol]

Girl, does it matter? It's called screen presence. LOL.

Seriously though, for the brief time he was on screen, I think he sounded/looked good and impressive. Hope he comes back either as a recast Derek or his "hot guy" character gets fleshed out later on.

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Wait, am I spoiling something? Did this not air today? Sorry!

[Contessa Donatella]

Who is playing a game?

[Errol]

Episode #2 is now up on Paramount+:

https://www.paramountplus.com/shows/video/l0JBtqynTNhpyPcyesNfPHYdAc13JTel/

It's also up on CBS.com:

https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/l0JBtqynTNhpyPcyesNfPHYdAc13JTel/

[Liberty City]

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 Girl, it'd help!

And I have a feeling I know who the hot guy could be... oops.

[Contessa Donatella]

BITD his surname would have already been changed.!!!

[Taoboi]

Is that foreshadowing to who her mama is? 

 

Nicole's death stare is EVERYTHING. 

[BoldRestless]

Today's episode was much better. Things are settling in! Great scene between Bill and Vernon. Makes you want to know more about Bill and Dani's marriage and of course the secrets that Bill holds. That look Anita gave Vernon when he said Bill seemed sincere, hah!

[Mona Kane Croft]

I'm liking BTG's strategy of focusing on one storyline for the first few episodes.  That is rather unusual for a new soap opera (especially a 60-minute soap) -- typically they would introduce at least three plots in episode one, and maybe one or two more in the second episode. I'll give MVJ credit for this brilliant idea -- it keeps the audience focused and interested without confusing us with too many characters and too many plots. Plus it allows for more character development, by waiting to introduce secondary plots later. After all, on a soap, character is always more important than plot.  I've never seen a 60-minute soap premiere using this strategy -- but I love it!!