19 minutes ago, YRfan23 said:

I’d actually be ok with Shawn Garrett since Lauren would get a story of her own for a little bit.

Yeah, but I shudder to think which B&B/DAYS/GH castoff Josh Griffith would hire to play Shawn if Grant Cramer either wasn't interested or was passed over.

Michael Easton portrays the dead dead Shawn, kidnaps Lauren and chains her to either a sewer or a small room filled with garbage, as Michael coordinates the search at Crimson Lights. Esther wipes down the tables, looking appropriately concerned. Lauren is rescued and the couple has a romantic reunion at the GCAC suite, which Phyllis barges in on. All agree Phyllis is a wonderful friend.

@BoldRestless That is totally straight out of Josh Griffith's playbook. You shouldn't give him ideas though 😄

2 hours ago, Khan said:

Yeah, but I shudder to think which B&B/DAYS/GH castoff Josh Griffith would hire to play Shawn if Grant Cramer either wasn't interested or was passed over.

Daniel Cosgrove? 🤣🤣

Griffith should bring back Marge.

5 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

Griffith should bring back Marge.

Melody Thomas Scott as Marge.

Edited 19 hours ago19 hr by Paul Raven

Since JG is clearly not gonna stop with the stupid storylines he might as well go full camp and bring back a character like Gloria. I despised her but with all this back from the dead crap he might as well go all the way and give us some comedic relief at least. Y&R was historically always a more serious show with realistic plots but those days are over so might as well mix in some fun silly sh*t to keep us entertained.

22 minutes ago, Paul Raven said:

Melody Thomas Scott as Marge.

Brilliant! You think just like Josh Griffith. LOL

Michael Easton as David Kimble!

Erika Slezak as Eve Howard!

Ruth Warrick as Jill Foster Abbott.

1 minute ago, Tisy-Lish said:

Ruth Warrick as Jill Foster Abbott.

That's when we officially change the name of this show from THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS to THE WALKING DEAD: GENOA CITY.

I am getting flashbacks of MAB and her love of ABC leftovers.