blackwing

Just binged the whole series in a week or so. Overall, I quite enjoyed it. I never read the book or saw the movie... are we supposed to root for the Jackal? Was it an intentional choice to make Bianca so thoroughly unlikeable? I hated everything about her, and apparently so did her family and her co-workers. She bullies everyone to get what she wants. The only ones that seemed to like her were Vince and maybe Osi. She didn't care who got hurt or killed, as long as she catches the Jackal. The Jackal has done horrible things and killed innocent people, but because of how much I hated Bianca, I was rooting for him to get away. Some of this is probably due to the star power of Eddie Redmayne, but some of it is also due to the awfulness of Lashana Lynch. She was terrible in this role. One could argue that the character was a horrible character, but for me, it was hard to tell whether the awfulness was simply the way that Bianca was written or Lynch's acting. Likewise, I greatly disliked Ulle Dag Charles, both the character and the actor. Is he supposed to be a stand in for Elon Musk? They cast someone that looks vaguely like him and then had his sycophant spout stupid phrases like "let UDC be UDC". I didn't care for the actor, I greatly disliked him as Dodi Fayed on "The Crown" and he basically played the same character here, again with the strange, weirdly flat American accent, even though the actor is British, Dodi was Egyptian and UDC was presumably some kind of mixed Scandinavian / Middle Eastern heritage. Why the poor American accent? I actually leaped up off the couch and gave a great "huzzah!" when UDC got plugged in the water. The more I think about it, the more I think I disliked most of the characters on the show. In addition to Bianca and UDC, I also disliked the Irish husband/wife, their daughter, the gunsmith brother, UDC's entire entourage, Charles Dance and his entourage, almost everyone at MI6, Nuria, the mom, and most of all the brother. I liked Bianca's husband, Vince (who loses points for being apparently Bianca's only friend), Carlito, Zima, and poor innocent Rasmus. So Charles Dance got the UDC death he wanted and instead of paying the Jackal and Zima, he decides to just kill them instead? Didn't he see what happened to the son who hired Jackal to kill his dad and then didn't pay? Why wouldn't he just pay, that group had plenty of money. I know Jackal wants his son, but I'd just as soon the show finds a way to lose Nuria. She doesn't add anything to the show. She's been with him for several years and never once questioned where all the money was coming from? I am all for a Season 2 of Jackal and Zima chasing Charles Dance around Europe. Also, I saw some comments on some of the episode threads about how much people hated the music. I fully agree. I hated how they used the obscure European (?) songs on the show... the music always seemed very jarring and out of place. And terrible. I also really hated the theme song.... some flowers whatever whatever. I hope whoever is the music person for this show gets replaced before the next season.

It was obvious to me who both Buffalos and Wasp were. I think this is the strongest finale ever. Both were deserving winners. Congrats to Boyz II Men for winning and being the first group winners (although I still think Wilson Phillips and their amazing harmonies should have beaten Amber Riley!). It was clear that Mario was honored to lose to them and to share the stage with them. When they started up with "Motownphilly", wow.... just took me back decades. Loved seeing how excited Mario was to sing with them when he joined in with "so we started a group and here we are". I read that Rita is coming back for Season 13. Yay to her sticking around, she's been a fantastic panelist. Disappointing that Nicole isn't back. Maybe she can come back as a contestant? That would be amazing. Since everything seems to be filmed in the span of two weeks, maybe Sunset Boulevard can take a two week break and she can be on the show. One of these days, I dream that Ken Jeong will get fired. I wouldn't mind a panel of Rita, Nicole, Jenny and Robin.

Sue's hate for Kyle didn't seem to have anything to do with him talking about his family life and values and his buck twenty. It was purely because he voted for her. After he voted for her, it was all she talked about. She said many times that she wanted him out because he voted for her. I agree with your assessment of her, Lady Chatts. And that she was years too late for loyalty to count. I'd say her FTC performance was one of the worst I can remember. Her pitch was "I deceived you into thinking I was 45, but today is my birthday, you can make my wish come true by making me the oldest woman to ever win. Oh and I was loyal. I didn't do anything in the game besides find an idol, but I was loyal!" The only two equally bad FTC reasoning in recent-ish years that I can recall easily were Julie Rosenberg (Edge of Extinction, lost to Chris Underwood), who said her #1 strategy in the game was to "be nice" and that she should win because she was nice. And the infamous Angelina Keeley (David vs Goliath, lost to Nick Wilson), who when asked what she did... "I gave up rice". It's still in publication! There was a period of several years in the early 90s when it was defunct, but it's been going strong ever since. It's now rebranded as "GAMES World of Puzzles" for some years now. For some period, there were two magazines, the traditional Games and a second one called World of Puzzles which was all Pencilwise-type puzzles. Then they combined and just go by the combined name. The magazine no longer publishes monthly, it seems like anywhere from 6 to 9 issues a year.

I wish someone had explained to her that it's Tweedledee. Not Tweedle-lee-dee. She talked about how she's not dumb and then she says that. I wonder if she has addressed in any media articles the montage of her saying "I hate Kyle". On a regular live reunion show taped after the episodes aired, I'm sure Jeffy would have asked her about it. Sam seemed almost embarrassed when he won the fire challenge and Teeny characterised him as the big handsome jock who won once again and has it so easy in life. Sam said on the show that he isn't and wasn't a jock growing up. Pretty sure he said he was a theater kid. So for her to imply that he uses his looks and strength to get everything he wants does him a great disservice. Considering we saw how much he had to fight on this show to survive.

It took me all season, but I've finally figured out who Sam reminds me of... the actor Dominic Cooper, who played Sophie's boyfriend in the Mamma Mia movies and the young Howard Stark in one of the Captain America movies and the Agent Carter TV series. Brown hair and slight beard, brown eyes, same smile. Rachel played a good game and is a deserving winner, but I don't think she's as outstanding as the jury thought she was. They gave her softball questions. I was most disappointed in Sol, he didn't even ask her about him saving her and then she promptly voting him out at first opportunity. I think Sam was a much more deserving winner. He definitely won the "outlast" portion of the game. He was almost always a target, he was voted for more times than any of the finalists, and he somehow found a way to survive. He adapted his game and worked with different people to further his game. I thought he spoke very well during FTC. What I was most surprised about was that Gabe and Caroline didn't vote for Sue. For all they talked about how loyal she was, they weren't loyal to her. If loyalty was her #1 strength in the game, why didn't they vote for her? I can understand Sierra not voting for Sam, because she was voted out so long ago. Not surprised at all that Genevieve would vote for Rachel. In her mind, if she can't win, she's going to annoint a strong professional woman in her 30s just like her. Glad to see other Sam fans. I definitely appreciated his game a lot more. Rachel was dominant in the immunity challenges but as Sol pointed out, she was often on the wrong side of the vote, which implied that she wasn't in control of the game as much as she thought she was. Yep, this is how I felt... it was a slow march to the end to crown Rachel. I'm so sick of the jigsaw puzzles. Seemingly half of the challenges this season had jigsaw puzzles. Rachel of course is the queen of puzzles, and we saw in earlier episodes how bad Sam is at them, so no surprise that she won the final immunity. How about a different kind of puzzle that isn't a jigsaw? I'd love to see some kind of memory challenge like they always have on TAR. What about a numbers puzzle or a word puzzle? I know production loves the jigsaw puzzles because they are big and splashy and something that can be easily seen on TV, but I think it's boring how there are so many of them. Yep... Sue saying that she played the game by being truthful and honest. Just seconds after admitting she lied to all of them about her age. I wanted her to explain why she felt the need to lie. Because she thought they'd vote her off if she admitted she was 58? If she's 58 and able to compete physically and contributing, they would rather vote off someone who is dead weight. I didn't understand where Teeny's "fuck you" to Sam when they were in the water and he said he was excited to make fire was coming from. Then at her vote out episode she talked about how handsome Sam is and how all the girls would have liked him in school and the teacher picked him to move desks around. I didn't fully get that... was she saying the teacher was as obsessed with Sam's looks and body as all the girls and wanted to see his muscles in action? After she said that, I figured out that all of Teeny's dislike of Sam boils down to simple and petty jealousy. Sam is everything that Teeny wanted or wants to be, a handsome, smart and strong man? I don't get Teeny. She says she is nonbinary and has identity issues. But then considers herself a woman when she said she wanted an all-women final. And for as much as people here have taken great lengths to continually refer to her as "they/them"... I am pretty sure I heard some of the jury members refer to her as "she/her" last night. And they would know her better than we as viewers would. So it seems like everyone including Teeny treats her as a woman? Agree that Rachel didn't acknolwledge getting lucky at all or how she was fortunate she got gifted the advantage by Sol or bought the right food item. According to her, she won the game because she made it happen. I particularly hated how she and Sue ganged up on Sam and dismissed the fake idol that he and Genevieve came up with. They totally fell for it, and for them to say "it didn't matter". It mattered. It sent Caroline home. If they didn't think it was real, they wouldn't have split their votes and Sam or Genevieve would have gone home. I thought it was great that Andy pointed that out, I was convinced Andy was going to vote for Sam because of her answer, but no.

I know that Rainwater wanted the land returned to the way it was when their ancestors owned it. But what a shame that they were destroying that big beautiful house. That house that presumably James or Jacob Dutton built (we never did see how it came to be). I loved the scene of Beth and Kayce walking through the empty house, overlooking the great room from the second floor landing. Seems like such a waste to take it down. I guess Rainwater wanted to make a point that he didn't want any of the intruders' footprints on the land. What is he going to do with all of it? Thousands of acres? How are they going keep people off of it? There aren't enough members in his community to constantly patrol all that land. I agree, even though that fight lasted for quite a long time, I was surprised how quickly it ended as soon as she pulled out the knife. I think it was too easy of a death for Jamie. He deserved to get humiliated and have his role in the death of his father exposed. He threatened to take down the entire family with him, especially John, and Beth didn't want John's legacy tainted. I wanted the world to know of his role in the death of his father. He should have been arrested and put in isolation so he couldn't make any statements to the media. And as you say, the detectives close in on him, he leaves a note admitting to what he did, and he kills himself. Also, his death/disappearance on the show means there are no consequences for Market Equities. Was Sarah Atwood behind it all? What about the Market Equities guy that was always with her? They were behind it all, they specifically brought in Sarah to honey trap Jamie and to ruin John. I hated Silver Hair, but what ever happened to her? Was she still in charge and just not shown this half-season? Kayce knows about the assassin Grant that was hired by Sarah and Market Equities. No consequences for him either? In the spinoff, if they address any loose threads, I hope there is a line or scene saying that Market Equities has been ruined and that they are behind the deaths of John, Sarah and Jamie. For sure. This man is so narcissistic, he just churns out show after show. His actions directly led to Kevin Costner quitting which spelled the end for this show. I don't think the spinoff will be successful without him. As much as I like Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser, I don't think they will be able to carry off leading a show. I wonder if Sheridan will try and bring in a big "name" as a "special guest star". He's shown that he's able to land bona fide grade A+ movie star legends like Helen Mirren, Harrison Ford, Michelle Pfeiffer, Morgan Freeman and Nicole Kidman, as well as other big Hollywood names like Sylvester Stallone, Jeremy Renner, Zoe Saldana, Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore and Jon Hamm. I would think he needs a big name to guarantee to make the spinoff succesful. Otherwise there might be too many people suffering from Taylor Sheridan overload and tune out. One thing that I am thankful for is the diminished role of Jimmy this season. Maybe Sheridan did listen to all the complaints. Even if he intended for Jimmy to lead "6666", he could have had Jimmy leave for 6666 at the end of this series and kept him around. I'm thankful that he didn't, because that "stupid incompetent fish out of water" storyline got old really fast. This. "Buy an audiobook and learn how to speak English!" What a dick. Considering he was the one that wrote her that way. I do think that when she shows up on "6666", that Jennifer Landon will sound like a normal person. When she was all "I listened to it all the way down here" I did think exactly as you did, that he's going to Henry Higgins her. I half-thought she was going to break out with "The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain" and then danced all night.

Also, I am not a property lawyer nor an estates and trust lawyer, but I know there is this concept of a dynasty trust. Wealthy families put their assets into a dynasty trust which has a term of something like 99 years. Assets that are in the dynasty trust are owned by the dynasty trust, which specifies beneficiaries as the family members and descendants, and in this way, assets pass down to multiple generations of the family free of estate tax. I'm pretty sure that land and real property can be placed into a dynasty trust. Wouldn't someone like John Dutton or one of the Duttons before him have investigated how to pass on property from generation to generation without losing a huge chunk of it to estate taxes with every patriarch death? This is the part of the "we don't have enough money to pay the estate taxes" problem that hasn't made sense to me all season. Seems like a contrivance just to return the land to the native peoples and so Elsa could have her narration "mah father sayhd he wuz gonna return this lahnd to the peepul who used to awhn it".

End of an era. I watched this show for Kevin Costner. Over the years, I've definitely had a love/hate (more hate) relationship with this show, but I stuck through it because of Kevin Costner. I think as I age, I try to hang on to the things that remind me of my younger days, and seeing Kevin Costner in anything Western-themed makes me think of "Dances with Wolves" and a younger me. There was so many people to hate or dislike over the years on this show... JIMMY, Monica, Jamie, Tate, the Neal McDonough character, Jamie's bio dad, Silver Hair, Sarah Atwood, the buckle bunnies / barrel racers. But I stuck through it all because of Costner. Unlike many here, I never hated Beth. I think it's because I would always side with Beth over Jamie. I see "1923" is returning sooner than I thought. I really don't care for anyone on the show except for Helen Mirren and Harrison Ford. I don't care about Spencer and Alexandra and I especially couldn't care less about the Rainwater girl, who seems to be on her own separate show. If I watch, it will only be because of Mirren and Ford. I'll see what happens with the Beth/Rip spinoff. Are they going to continue the storylines from here? What are the main plot points going to be? Beth being Beth and Rip being the strong silent husband? I wonder what supporting characters besides Carter will be featured. Lloyd? Maybe Kayce, Monica and Tate? Rainwater and Mo? All of the ranchhands are gone. Teeter joined with Travis, presumably she will be on "6666" which I REFUSE to watch because of my deep hate for Jimmy and Travis. Ryan left ranching to be a boytoy crew member for his country singer girlfriend. Two others signed up with some other ranch. Not sure what happened to the singing cowboy and his girlfriend, but I don't really care. I'm kind of amazed that nobody has ever discovered the "train station". I get that Montana is large and expansive, but they don't even try to hide the bodies. We haven't been shown that the bodies are being thrown into this deep crevasse or ravine. It's like they stop somewhere off the paved road and just roll bodies down the hill. At some point, someone driving along that road is going to notice vultures circling. Right? It was nice seeing the gravestones of the Duttons we never saw before, like Lee, Elsa, Margaret. Wish we could have seen all of them including James and Jacob. The first John and his wife, presumably also Jack, his wife, Spencer, Alexandra, etc. It was definitely Ashokan Farewell. This song was featured as the main theme of Ken Burn's incredible "Civil War" series. The interesting thing is that many people think this is an actual Civil War era tune, but I believe it wasn't written until the early 1980s. Agree with the second comment. Jamie is not innocent. He wanted John dead. He was pissed that Lynelle announced John as the candidate for governor and not him. He worked with Sarah to ensure John's downfall/death. When he got the news that John was killed, was there any question as to who did it? He seemed utterly shocked that it was Sarah with his "YOU did this?!" I mean, who else? Like in "The War of the Roses"!! And then the scene would end with Beth flinging Jamie's arm off of her! As far as the property purchase, it's clear that Beth is the one with money in that marriage. Not only is she a Dutton with their saved up millions, but she is/was also a very successful private equity / M&A businesswoman. I'm sure she has earned millions in her own right. I don't see why she can't just purchase the property in her own name. She doesn't need his signature if she is the sole owner. Later on, if she wants, she can quitclaim it to them as joint owners. Why would Rip care that she bought it without consulting him? As he said, it was everything he ever dreamed about. The detective was already thoroughly suspicious of Jamie and I'm sure he already pieced together what happened. So I don't think he will be trying too hard to solve this murder. I wonder if Taylor Sheridan thinks that people think that Travis is this tough talking cowboy and will find his "takedowns" of everybody to be hilarious. Not me.

I watched some of it but didn't get to finish. My takeaway is that I always thought Mark Gastineau was an ass. He was a showboat who was more concerned with his own personal glory above everything else. A thoroughly selfish player. This show did absolutely nothing to change my mind. Especially the part where he kept insisting repeatedly that Brett Favre took a dive to give Michael Strahan the sack record. The footage of him angrily confronting Favre about this YEARS later at a card show is just embarrassing. He wonders why he isn't in the Hall of Fame? Hey Mark, I know why you're not in the Hall of Fame. It's because PEOPLE DON'T LIKE YOU! When the four of them sat together finally reunited, Gastineau turned to Salaam and said something like "you're my friend, and then there's these two". For all he talked about forgiveness he seems to have forgiven nothing, and he's still the same selfish jerk he always was. At one point he seemed to suggest that he is the way he is because he was raped by one of his father's ranchhands when he was 10. I'm truly sorry that happened to him, but it doesn't give him a pass, and the show didn't really elaborate further.

You forgot that over the summer hiatus, Avery took shore leave, and started and completed medical school in 3 months. The Raquel Welch looking owner with the lips knows the director of the medical school and got him to agree that working on a cruise ship as a nurse under the esteemed Doctor Odyssey was the equivalent of 3.5 years of medical school. Avery will return in the fall as Doctor Avery and complete her residency while onboard. The twins will obviously have to have ocean-related names. This is an ABC show, clearly they are going to go with Ariel and Sebastian!

Agree with the second comment. I never expected Rachel to use her idol for Sol. But the votes at that point were not certain, and as pointed out above, there were only the four Tuku+Genevieve votes which seemed certain on Sol. Sol, Sam and Teeny were firmly together, likely voting against Kyle. That left Andy and Rachel as the swing votes. What I fault Rachel for is that it seemed like she didn't even consider the fact that she could have tried to save Sol by voting with him. They probably could have convinced Andy as well. I didn't understand how she became so firmly entrenched with the Tukus, considering that just two votes earlier, they were more than happy to vote her out and would have done so had she not been saved by Sol. When it came time to have the opportunity to repay the favour and save Sol, she didn't seem to even consider voting with him. I am tired of it too. When Caroline marched in I was all "oooooh, you go, you mad angry bittercakes elf girl". I wonder if they will be bitter during the Q&A too.

Sometimes I think he has figured out who it is, but sometimes I think he doesn't. I always assumed he is wearing an earpiece and production tells him who it is after the announcement of who is going home, during what we see as the commercial break. I think all of the screamed embellishment and hyperbole ("international recording artist and superstar Nikki Glaser!!!!!") is his own. Nikki Glaser clearly isn't an international recording artist and I think she even made fun of that appelation the next time when she appeared as an ambassador by introducting herself as "international recording superstar". I had no idea who Strawberry Shortcake is. Not only did I not recognise her, I don't think I have ever heard her name before in my life. Looks like she stars or starred on some Disney teen or tween show? Made me feel so incredibly old.

The situation you quoted, I believe the poster was talking about the Final 6 vote. Sue and Rachel voted for Andy. The remaining 4 could have anticipated one of them having an idol and splitting the vote. So 2 on Rachel and 2 on Sue. If both of them play an idol, then Andy is screwed. If only one of them play an idol, then it's tied 2-2 and on revote, the one that didn't have an idol is out. The fact that Rachel announced she was going to block a vote meant the four would only have 3 votes. With 3 votes, they could have voted out Sue. Or they could have made Sue think she was the target, and really voted out Rachel. But they were dead set on voting out Rachel and they were convinced she didn't have an idol. After having blindsided Caroline the previous round, the four of them should have considered that even if Rachel didn't have an idol, maybe Sue did. And maybe Sue would play the idol for Rachel. When Sue played her idol at Final 5, Sam exclaimed "the red paint idol!" So they at least suspected that somebody had an idol from the red paint incident. Either someone went home with it in their pocket or someone still had it.

Andy and his hair and his teeth are FINALLY out and won't live to see another day! Huzzah! I'll give Andy credit. He started the game off as this whimpering sad sack who cried and had a breakdown because nobody cheered when he opened a coconut. He managed to survive week in and week out because everyone thought he was a useless loser. He didn't like to be thought of as a useless loser. So he had his He's All That moment where he strutted and flipped his hair and started trying to play the game. And that's when the smugness took over. He could have quietly played his game and orchestrated moves, but his ego wouldn't allow it. He had to make us at home as well as people in the game know just how great he is and was desperate for the acknowledgement. I think back to the blindside that Sam and Sierra (I think?) organised and used hapless Andy for his vote. I think it might have been Annika? She said "who did this" and Sam and Sierra (I think) raised their hands. Andy had to chime in to make sure he got credit as well with "It was all of us". No it wasn't Andy, it most definitely wasn't Andy. Sam was definitely going home, until Andy started telling Next Juror Rachel why he deserved her vote at the end. So smug. What a well deserved exit. What I don't understand is when it was at Final Five, why didn't any of Sam, Genevieve or Teeny even consider the fact that either Rachel or Sue had an idol? Sam and Genevieve knew that neither of them had one, and Teeny clearly wouldn't have one. So either the idols are still out there or someone else has them. Why didn't they look themselves? The scene of Genevieve and Sam wondering where Rachel is and acknowledging that she's looking for an idol. Why didn't they look themselves? This is part of what I hate about the "New Era". In order to win, it seems like someone has to build a "resume" and have "big moves". Would Sandra win twice in this "New Era"? Her entire game is "anyone but me" and she lets others do the dirty work. Then again, in recent years, we had Chris Underwood (survived on Exile Island for almost the entire game, came back, saved himself with a hidden idol, made fire, won because people like first boot Reem spent almost the entire game with him and liked him better than Gavin and the useless Julie Rosenberg), Erika (not sure what her moves were), Maryanne (I liked her, but can't recall any truly big moves of hers) and Gabler (people hated Cassidy and Owen Knight was useless, the only thing I remember about him is that he is a Korean American ashamed to be Korean). I think those players won because there was nobody in the finals with them that had the "big move" resume. I think Sam has a good case for himself. Survivor is supposed to be Outwit, Outplay, Outlast. He was almost always on the bottom and he definitely outlasted. He made bonds and he adapted when he needed to, especially partnering with Genevieve. Add me to the list of people who can't stand "chef's kiss". Sam said it last night but I feel like it's been said by someone different the last few episodes. When did this become a thing? I think Rachel has probably played the best game of the 4 remaining contestants, but I don't think she has played an outstanding game. I agree that she got lucky. Sol saved her purely to try and mess up the others' game. Then instead of teaming up with Sol and Sam, for whatever reason, she dropped both of them and immediately joined with Tuku. Because it was the safest option. Instead of trying to make something happen in the game and try and hurt what was then the majority alliance, she just sat back and let someone else decide that Sol was going home. She did get lucky with the idol clue in her chips. Kudos to her for getting it and kudos to her for winning immunity when she needed it. But without the chips idol, she would have been gone. Luck does have a huge hand in Survivor outcomes and winners, but she had to rely on luck twice. I hope Sol gives her a hard time about this. How can he reward her with a million dollars when the only reason why she got there was because of him? No doubt she will apologise and say "that is the only thing I regret in this game, I knew it would hurt you but I did what I had to do". And he will probably have his ego mollified and vote for her to win anyways.

Those are the exact questions I have been asking. I don't watch live every day and might be a little behind, has this been addressed on the show? The strange thing is that I thought I read somewhere once that Bradley's father in law is an attorney who acts as legal consultant for the show. If this show actually has a corporate lawyer as legal consultant, how can the show be butchering the legality of Carter's "takeover"? He has zero shares. So I too have been wondering how he can so boldly assert "I'm in control" when the actual shareholders could easily just call an emergency meeting, take a vote, and replace him as manager? Well, on this show, almost everyone is a Forrester or a Logan or married to one. Obviously, his biological father and brother, Massimo and Nick Marone, knew, but they have been long gone from the show. Pretty sure that in addition to Brooke, Ridge's wives the first Caroline Spencer and Taylor knew/know. Not sure if the second Caroline knew. I don't think Quinn knew. Not sure if Bill knows. What I don't understand is that on a show where everyone blabs everyone's business to everyone else, how is it that more people don't know? Carter was the adopted brother of Marcus (Donna Logan and Justin Barber's son) who was adopted by Eric Forrester. Does the family knowledge which probably extended to Marcus get passed along at some point to Carter, who is treated like a son by Eric as well? How would Bill Spencer NOT know when his sister Caroline the First knew? And when he has been with so many others (Brooke, Katie, Steffy) who do know? How do they keep such news a secret? Carter has zero chemistry with anyone. The actor is just awful. It's amazing how long he lasted on the show. The character's only role on the show used to be to take his shirt off in background scenes. Then they made him the every-lawyer for the company to give him something to do. I actually feel like they had run out of storyline for him. He seemed to disappear for a long time. But then George Floyd happened and that helped this terrible actor's career. Bradley was committed to increasing the prominence of certain background characters and giving them more prominent roles. Quote from Aaron D. Spears (Justin): Link: https://celebbabylaundry.com/2021/07/the-bold-and-the-beautiful-bb-spoilers-aaron-d-spears-on-justins-future-how-george-floyd-affected-bb/