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Just a thought: Abby's husband #4 could be Billy Abbott, because while Ashley was Dina Mergeron's daughter, her father was Brent Davis, and while Billy was John Abbott's son, his mother was Jill Foster Abbott, so they are not biologically related.

With two husbands behind her, I find Abby's gushing imitation of a virgin bride-to-be with wedding day jitters really irritating - - this is her THIRD trip down the aisle, and this marriage will be with the man she cheated on husband #2 with, so this is when you have a quietly dignified wedding ceremony with a close circle of family and friends present, not a blow-out extravaganza with 100+ guests to watch you walk down the aisle on your daddy's arm and vow your undying love and devotion to husband #3 - any bets on who's going to be lucky husband #4, I'd say Kyle, but I believe Wisconsin has a law against aunts marrying nephews.

Billy was married to Victoria, and Victoria and Abby have the same father, plus Billy is Abby's mother's brother, which makes for some mind-boggling permutations, so he could attend as Uncle Billy, or as former brother-in-law Billy and father of a niece and nephew of the bride.

That's because it's Victor's evil crap that got her a billionaire's wife's lifestyle. That's my sneaking suspicion, because the public brawling between them seemed to come out of the blue - so maybe this is JGs way of setting up a surprise "Fall of the House of Newman."

Just to be fair to CF, I did watch his lead performance in a 2024 trifle called River of Ghosts (Director: Jules East Writer: Jules East Production Company: Jules East Productions Release Date: 1/29/2024), and while he engaged more with the other actors and did display a few more facial expressions than we get on Y&R, there was still what I call a no one's home look behind the eyes.

I mean, some actors have what's called an interior style of acting, but I can only characterize CF's style of acting as VACANT.

Am I the only one who finds Conner Floyd's vacant eyed portrayal of Chance annoying - I can't figure out if the actor thinks that he's presenting the character as an innocent with that expression, or if he's just lazy and doesn't give a damn because he's still getting paid for not breaking a sweat - I mean, he's got the same blank look on his face no matter what the scene calls for. . . . is he stoned, or what?

Just wondering, but could it be that Jack and Diane so publicly airing their dirty laundry is actually a ploy to infiltrate Victor's "The Abbotts must be erased from the face of the Earth" vendetta, or is Diane Jenkins actually reverting to type?

If only they could get Trevor St. John back, what a boost to the show that would be. I'd buy a ticket to see that happen.

So does JG.

Being from Boston, MA, I remember telling people that no female attorney in Boston would wear the kind of short-skirted suits "Ally McBeal" did.

I'm taking a break from BB because I am finding the current storylines too dull for words: I don't care about Hope and Carter; I don't care about the Brooke/Ridge/Taylor triangle; and if I have to look at Liam's hangdog face, I'll throw up.

. . . and I seem to remember that Phyllis also has income from other ventures, or am I imagining that.

Speaking of the Grand Phoenix, when was the last time anyone booked a room there, because I can't believe that the accommodations at the GCAC are as spaciously luxurious as those at the Grand Phoenix - would anyone who had a choice prefer the Genoa City Athletic Club over the Grand Phoenix? . . . am I the only one who wonders if the GCAC has a passenger elevator, because everyone who stays there uses that skimpy little staircase to get to their room.

Well, Billy Abbott is a fictional character, which means that his never-seen employees are also fictional, so I'm assuming that you're talking about the actor who plays him. If that's not the case, dear ScoobyDoobs, then I would suggest that you do what I do *when the behavior of the characters on my soaps starts to drive me crazy; take a break. * As an example; today, I really, really, wanted to be able to reach through the TV screen and slap "Victor Newman" silly.