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Nathan Fillion (Joey Buchanan) has a small role in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3", not so surprising since Fillion starred in director James Gunn's first big feature "Slither" and also appeared in Gunn's "The Suicide Squad".

Ugh, I mostly found Mansi unbearable during my brief stints watching Days, and Kristina as a character has often bugged. And 100% agree on the show forgetting that Kristina's bi with Mansi in the role.

What's this I hear about Tracy reading Carly like the cheap paperback she is today...

Uh...sure? https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/mischa-barton-neighbours-cast-1235376733/

What is the general concensus on Amelia/Noah? The show really seems to view them as this popular, rootable young couple, but I am not invested at all.

The "Again With This" podcast has hit Dan Gauthier's (Kevin Buchanan) arc on "Melrose Place: On one hand, this stint, IIRC, lasts longer than his "Beverly Hills, 90210" run as Steve's druggie friend. On the other, he's stuck with Brooke Langton's Samantha, who IMO was the pivot point away from peak "Melrose Place".

Caleb being Frank Tate's son is kinda interesting, if a smidge conveient that a Dingle and a Tate mated all those years ago to create this hybrid. It also reminded me of the Joe Tate reveal years ago, which I found more satisfying and fun.

!!! Look how far Oliver "I'm not gay, I'm a cop!" Fish has come! And the main Primetimer page has an article about just that: https://www.primetimer.com/quickhits/barbie-scott-evans-one-life-to-live

I'm intrigued by this character return, I'd love to see a rebuilding of this family. https://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/emmerdale/a43384648/emmerdale-recasts-thomas-king-new-storyline/

It made the trades, good job Nash! https://deadline.com/2023/03/forbes-march-arrest-cooking-oil-one-life-to-live-all-my-children-1235298090/

Our own Sarah Roberts, Hayden Panettiere, is on the big screen this weekend in "Scream VI", reprising her fan-favorite role from 2011's "Scream 4". Saw it last night, very satisfying installment in the franchise and Panettiere gets some fun stuff to play.

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I thought for a second Mac and Felicia weren't there, why are they off in their own corner instead of over with Lucy, Bobbie, Robert, etc?

Laaaaaame, that Obrecht/Carly faceoff was lame. Hopefully Dr. O is just bidding her time getting closer, it'll make it easier to shiv Carly at a later date.

Scott Evans (Oliver Fish) was recently a guest star on "The Rookie: Feds", which is of course a spin-off of the series starring Nathan Fillion (Joey Buchanan). Unfortunately, he doesn't get any scenes with Niecy Nash, and there's something low-flow happening with his hair:

Imagine Dorian trying to reel in a reluctant Natalie, who was on the outs with the Bukes at this point.

I'd be into it, at the very least because it would make Kelly unhappy.

Truly, slapping on a kicky wig and dedicating herself to destroying Carly would certainly cheer Liesl up, and us in the audience as well! It is funny that Liesl's all salty about Liz because she takes up some of Scotty's time. Girl, remember that time Liz (unwisely) mouthed off to you and then you took her hostage in her own home and ate all her cereal? A thought I had today - it's kinda interesting that former paramours Laura and Scotty have, through separate relationships, become Liz's defacto parental figures in the wake of The Parents Liz being such disasters.

I seriously hate Joss, all her self-involved whining on Friday was so beyond and...so Carly. And Dex existing just to blow gold up her ass is also terrible.

And Zach too, wasn't he a red herring and kidnapped Starr or something? Also, I must mention again, I mourn what could have been if Reiko or a good recast of Rebecca had been mixed in with Kyle and Fish.

Ugh. I do remember that Natalie was mad, but while that was the forever end of her and Cris, I'm pretty sure the pairing with John kept going for a while still.

I can't even remember - were people mad at John when they found out he knew?

Made all the more infurating by Shelly Altman bragging about how they were being so groundbreaking and progressive with Lucas and Brad because they were gay characters whose story wasn't about BEING gay. This was a classic, soapy, family story that really would have done wonders for Lucas, but Lucas was invisible in it.

What a name, Suede Pruitt. I'm surprised there wasn't some kind of retcon where Suede slipped on a banana peel and poor, innocent Todd didn't kill him after all.

How many times have they even been shown together on-screen? Three?