Credits for Thursday, May 21, 2026:

Created by: Frank & Doris Hursley
Executive producer: Frank Valentini
Head writers: Chris Van Etten and Elizabeth Korte
Writers: Nigel Campbell; Kate Hall and Cathy Lepard
Director: Gary Tomlin

14 hours ago, Vee said:

I did say ''moments'!

This feels like the last gasp of trying to make Britt work sans Jason - all these sweaty attempts at having both Rocco and previous hater Lucas (since Brad was not a prominent enough gay to cosign her, obviously) declare their newfound adoration, along with softer scenes with Emma - but I've been wrong before. Still, it follows a very familiar trajectory of other forced failures. They had to have feedback on this long ago so it's beyond me why it's continued. We know (per DZ) they abandoned making Rocco Britt's biological son last year due to intense negative response early on.

I said it a few days ago but if she really does take off with him that's going to cripple her character further IMO. Viewers are not here for the memory of what she did to baby Rocco let alone history repeating. And Jason is not going to be down with the Jossnapping.

Finn Carr is doing amazing work. I just resent that it's all expended on this.

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18 hours ago, titan1978 said:

I might have to skip this episode. This actually makes me ill, and I do not understand why the show keeps pushing this.

I decided to skip it and today’s episode isn’t doing much for me. I also miss Guza, at the risk of inviting the heavy handedness of Carly, Sonny and Jason. I’m actually enjoying Carly lately.

The Britt propping is too much. What do these actors have on FV that he can’t quit the characters that aren’t working?

I’m about sick of Lulu acting as though she’s Rocco’s only parent when it comes to Dante. Seems like she’s just gonna take off with him without even letting his father know.

I’m so happy that Dante put Lulu in her place. And put some darts on Lucky, Luke and Laura.

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6 hours ago, carolineg said:

Lol! You are probably right. I like the idea more in theory than I would in execution most likely. I feel like Guza at least knew how to make events happen. Right or wrong, he made GH exciting. I feel like the current regime has all the pieces to make an amazing show and fall flat a lot. Plus Guza would be more likely to call up Vanessa Marcil so for that I'd take him back alone.

The show was like paint drying to me for much of 1999 and 2000. I was not watching regularly in the rest of the '00s so maybe that period was livelier on a daily basis.

I can see why people would miss him, as no one running the show currently seems to care, beyond Korte's love of Carly, I guess.

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4 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

The show was like paint drying to me for much of 1999 and 2000. I was not watching regularly in the rest of the '00s so maybe that period was livelier on a daily basis.

I can see why people would miss him, as no one running the show currently seems to care, beyond Korte's love of Carly, I guess.

This is probably for the classic thread, but I think the show had casting issues in 1999/2000. They lost both Kimberly and Vanessa very closely so there was no new young female lead besides Sarah Brown's Carly. They tried with Hannah, Chloe, Angel, etc, but nothing really landed. Then Steve bolted.

I do think early Carly/Sonny was very interesting.