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Thanksgiving in Port Charles
General Hospital tried to stuff a lot of story into a short Thanksgiving week. They are buns in the oven,…
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Do the Bold and the Beautiful Right Thing
Should Brooke Logan have told Ridge about the Forrester coup? It's an easy question, but the answer is... complicated. We'll…
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General Hospital Commentary: Godspeed Fair Samantha
The good people of Port Charles gathered to say their final goodbyes to Sam McCall, but grief turned to confusion…
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Thank the Soap Gods Ridge Isn’t That Stupid (B&B Commentary)
The first in a series of commentaries about The Bold and the Beautiful from a familiar name: Chanel S. Garner.…
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Dark Days with Flashes of Light: General Hospital commentary.
It feels like dark days lately between Sam dying and Drew and Willow knocking boots, but there are some flashes…
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Days of our Lives commentary: DAYS rising
This won’t be one of my traditional “DAYS opinion columns.” Okay. It will in the sense that I will be…
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General Hospital Commentary: Dirty deeds and explosive twists
The week ended with a blast that destroyed a warehouse on the piers, but there’s more trouble ahead. Alexis has…
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General Hospital Commentary: Baby, it’s just you and me
It was a heartbreaking week when tragedy struck, and Sam suddenly died. Was it a result of donating a part…
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The Young and the Restless Commentary: Occam’s razor in Genoa City
Dear readers, are you familiar with the concept of Occam's Razor? It's a philosophical theory that basically means the simplest…
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General Hospital commentary: Family ties and lies
Family ties are tested. Sam’s selfless act is about to change more than Lulu’s life, but will the writers leave…