18 minutes ago, janea4old said:

If they do, it would because Howarth and Stafford played characters who were close friends on GH (Nina and Franco) -- I don't remember if it was romantic or just buddies, but they were partners in capers, etc.

They were. Romantic that is.

I'm still not convinced Josh Griffith won't at least tease a Matt/Sharon hookup down the road.

Just now, Khan said:

I'm still not convinced Josh Griffith won't at least tease a Matt/Sharon hookup down the road.

Ewww, gross. Do not give Josh Griffith ideas :shudder.

5 minutes ago, kalbir said:

Ewww, gross. Do not give Josh Griffith ideas :shudder.

"But, don't you see, Nick? HE'S CHANGED! He isn't the same, mixed-up guy who hurt me all those years ago."

"He didn't just skin your knee, Sharon. He raped you."

"Yes, and if I can get past that, why can't you?"

;)

Edited Sunday at 11:36 PM1 day by Khan

3 hours ago, Khan said:

"But, don't you see, Nick? HE'S CHANGED! He isn't the same, mixed-up guy who hurt me all those years ago."

"He didn't just skin your knee, Sharon. He raped you."

"Yes, and if I can get past that, why can't you?"

;)

Shivers. It's Franco and Elizabeth all over again.

They must have found some money behind a sofa. There were 2 barstaff at Shadow Room and they both spoke!

Seeing Clare, Noah and Sienna together v Holden and Audra-the bland and the beautiful.

As for the two latest schemes-Victor entrusting an amnesiac psychopath to get close to Cane and Jack trying to outwit another pyschopath to find Diane-there are no words.

16 hours ago, Khan said:

I'm still not convinced Josh Griffith won't at least tease a Matt/Sharon hookup down the road.

Don't give him ideas. Please.

16 hours ago, Khan said:

I'm still not convinced Josh Griffith won't at least tease a Matt/Sharon hookup down the road.

Well, Luke & Laura and EJ & Sami became popular, so in the warped minds of these people they might think it's worth a try since it worked before. 🤢

Oh goodie, another illness of the week for Nikki. Is this really all that Josh Griffith can come up with? 🙄 We already ignore Nikki's multiple sclerosis (MS) unless it serves a story-wise purpose for something else (e.g., alcoholism). We did not need this to play out; surely, this could have been a flare-up of her MS brought on by the undue stress Victor's shenanigans have caused, plus the worry about Nicholas' recent narcotics dependency. That would have been a more... true-to-touch story for Nikki without needing to bring up an optic nerve mass. At all.

Patty becoming Suzy f**king Homemaker for Jack is ridiculous. I am not buying it. It is very much giving deluded, and the only place I see this ending is Patty locked back up in a facility that is equipped to just keep her housed until her final days.

Jere Burns is a good actor, but I am not buying this storyline with Diane. Being held hostage as a way of receiving so-called medical treatment? Both Diane and Jack are being held with signs of potential stockholm syndrome developing for the both of them, and I do not find it cute or intriguing. Nothing about this is compelling to me.

Claire being a mirror of Victoria in trying to reunite Nikki and Victor feels... ick to me. Grown adults wanting to put their parents back together has never been a story plot I have ever liked, and it is overdone for the character of Victoria, who believes above all else that her parents belong together, and now her daughter is in that boat, too.

EVERYTHING is wrong with this Patty and Jack storyline, but Griffith managed to make it worse by having Jack agree that Traci and Kyle would have to move out when Patty moved in.

Why would Jack agree to that? He couldn't have vetoed that ridiculous demand?

I've hate watched Y&R for awhile now but this current storyline with Jack and Patty is beyond cringe. I am actually sad for the show as a whole, because it's really bad.

16 hours ago, ranger1rg said:

EVERYTHING is wrong with this Patty and Jack storyline, but Griffith managed to make it worse by having Jack agree that Traci and Kyle would have to move out when Patty moved in.

Why would Jack agree to that? He couldn't have vetoed that ridiculous demand?

Jack is a privileged, rich, and powerful executive. Why hasn't he contacted the police or private investigators? Even someone who didn't have his means would go to the cops for help in finding their missing spouse. Kyle should have filed a missing persons report on his mother. All of this is just so stupid, boring and insulting. Kyle and Jack do not know what physical or mental condition Diane is in and accept the word of a rando and Patti. Josh Griffith has a weird kink about people being kidnapped. I wish the man would just go to therapy. Stuff like this is why soaps get such a stigma attached.

Not another day of this damn storyline.

Nate consulting with Nikki is the best part of this episode. It feels right for Nate to be brought back into the medical field... a field he should have never been taken out of in the first place.

I’m seriously hoping that now that Sally McDonald is the sole EP, she micromanages the sh!t out of Josh Griffith and makes his working life hell, thus forcing him to quit or have another nervous breakdown. If they won’t fire his ass, he deserves hell for dishing out the crap he’s dishing and his hand forced to leave.