1 minute ago, Taoboi said:

Made up. I believe she was trying to beat one of her many crimes, but I'm sure I'm wrong.

And yep. Hulu is like that. It's how I'm currently watching GH when I binge. At least they usually store up to two weeks before deleting them off.

Ugh, that's a bummer, but oh well -- thanks! :)

2 minutes ago, alwaysAMC said:

Ugh, that's a bummer, but oh well -- thanks! :)

How you tried looking on ABC.com directly by chance?

4 minutes ago, Taoboi said:

How you tried looking on ABC.com directly by chance?

Yeah, sadly they only have the last 8 episodes too.

11 minutes ago, alwaysAMC said:

Yeah, sadly they only have the last 8 episodes too.

:(

Double post.

Edited 3 hours ago3 hr by Taoboi

There was never a real Denise.

Luke's finale should have been more upbeat and humorous. Maybe have his last scenes be with Robert ushering him off on some new adventures. How come Robert wasn't more involved in this?

If Gloria Monty had been producing Luke's exit, you would have seen Robert, Holly, outdoor scenes, a ton of extras, maybe the extras chasing Luke out of town because of some zany misunderstanding. Maybe the big bad could have been Scotty finally getting his perfect revenge against Luke. Ah, the 80s.

I mean...didn't they stretch Luke's final arc over a matter of weeks or months? Including in Nathan Parsons, Jonathan Jackson, among others?

52 minutes ago, alwaysAMC said:

Was there ever really a Denise or did Ava just make her up?

So I finally just got Hulu and to my surprise they only had today's 2015 episode, the 2024 episode they played yesterday and then the last 8 current episodes. Is that normal?? I was really hoping there was a bigger catalog to watch from the past :( Is there another streamer out there with a bigger catalog of the recent years?

Paramount+ has every episode of BTG from this past year, but I did just notice that B&B only goes back to Sept and Y&R goes back to October only. :(

Hulu's streaming rights agreement with ABC/Disney only allows for two weeks' worth of episodes to be available. This is called ""rolling availability". When a new episode is added, one is taken away.

2 minutes ago, Liberty City said:

Hulu's streaming rights agreement with ABC/Disney only allows for two weeks' worth of episodes to be available. This is called ""rolling availability". When a new episode is added, one is taken away.

Ahh I see, thank you for the info! :)

For Luke's finale adventure, the producers recycled 1979 and brought back a de-aged Frank Smith for a few episodes, maybe out of some forlorn hope of doing something with Luke and Laura. They should have recycled 81-83, and done some silly WSB mission or con with Robert and Holly instead.

1 hour ago, Taoboi said:

I mean...didn't they stretch Luke's final arc over a matter of weeks or months? Including in Nathan Parsons, Jonathan Jackson, among others?

They did, and it was terrible right down to Frank returning from the dead. Which Tony also roasted in his exit interview. The only highlight were the scenes back home in PC between Luke and Lucky, where by their own admission Tony and JJ tossed out the script and rewrote it all. You could tell, because it was lightyears better than any dialogue on the show in a number of years.

Edited 2 hours ago2 hr by Vee

Thank you. I had already checked out by then, but only read and/or heard about it after the fact. Given how I felt about the writing mid-2014, I believe it.