I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I see are adsStill here! Not too impressed with Y&R, though. Again, they're starting a bunch of possible threads, following up on maybe one-and-a-half, and not holding my interest at all!
for marijuana. I might need some to get through some of the current
Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that it took for
him to survive an explosion, lose his memory and then finally get back
with the love of his life Chelsea and his little boy. And now the
writers basically say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an
idiotic storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after being a loyal
45-year Y&R fan.
Why, oh why, can't the writers give the fans some measure of
satisfaction and have supercouples face adversity together once in a
while instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would be
more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally satisfying
stories than these same old formulaic, ridiculously trite cheap
storylines?
On Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 12:41:40 AM UTC-4, Zob
wrote:
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts IStill here! Not too impressed with Y&R, though. Again,
see are ads for marijuana. I might need some to get
through some of the current Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that
it took for him to survive an explosion, lose his memory
and then finally get back with the love of his life
Chelsea and his little boy. And now the writers basically
say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an idiotic
storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after
being a loyal 45-year Y&R fan. Why, oh why, can't the
writers give the fans some measure of satisfaction and
have supercouples face adversity together once in a while
instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would
be more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally
satisfying stories than these same old formulaic,
ridiculously trite cheap storylines?
they're starting a bunch of possible threads, following up
on maybe one-and-a-half, and not holding my interest at
all!
On CBS all-access, they're holding the 'classic' shows for
2 or 3 more days. I think I'll give up on the show after
that.
But then, I've been saying that for years......
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I see are ads
for marijuana. I might need some to get through some of the current
Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that it took for
him to survive an explosion, lose his memory and then finally get back
with the love of his life Chelsea and his little boy. And now the
writers basically say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an
idiotic storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ."
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I see are ads
for marijuana. I might need some to get through some of the current
Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that it took for
him to survive an explosion, lose his memory and then finally get back
with the love of his life Chelsea and his little boy. And now the
writers basically say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an
idiotic storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after being a loyal
45-year Y&R fan.
Why, oh why, can't the writers give the fans some measure of
satisfaction and have supercouples face adversity together once in a
while instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would be
more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally satisfying
stories than these same old formulaic, ridiculously trite cheap
storylines?
On Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 12:41:40 AM UTC-4, Zob wrote:
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I see are adsYes, on Sept 16, I felt the same way. But not now - OMG what the heck did the actress that plays Hillary and her sister do to get all this screen time rehashing and rewriting Hillary? And what have the viewers done to deserve all this ?
for marijuana. I might need some to get through some of the current
Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that it took for
him to survive an explosion, lose his memory and then finally get back
with the love of his life Chelsea and his little boy. And now the
writers basically say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an
idiotic storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after being a loyal
45-year Y&R fan.
Why, oh why, can't the writers give the fans some measure of
satisfaction and have supercouples face adversity together once in a
while instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would be
more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally satisfying
stories than these same old formulaic, ridiculously trite cheap
storylines?
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I see are ads
for marijuana. I might need some to get through some of the current
Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that it took for
him to survive an explosion, lose his memory and then finally get back
with the love of his life Chelsea and his little boy. And now the
writers basically say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an
idiotic storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after being a loyal
45-year Y&R fan.
Why, oh why, can't the writers give the fans some measure of
satisfaction and have supercouples face adversity together once in a
while instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would be
more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally satisfying
stories than these same old formulaic, ridiculously trite cheap
storylines?
I?m so disgusted with the way B&B is handling the ?Steffy
becomes a drug addict after one pill? storyline that I?m
about ready to turn off my TV altogether. Between the
current offerings on cable news and this, I think I might
just read fiction for the rest of my life.
Karen S., both a retired probation officer who has dealt
with clients? addiction issues and myself a long-term pain
management patient who knows better than to buy this crap.
On Wednesday, September 16, 2020 at 12:41:40 AM UTC-4, Zob
wrote:
I just checked in with the newsgroup and the only posts I
see are ads for marijuana. I might need some to get
through some of the current Y&R storylines.
Especially Adam, after we waded through the 3+ years that
it took for him to survive an explosion, lose his memory
and then finally get back with the love of his life
Chelsea and his little boy. And now the writers basically
say, "Ha ha, just kidding. We're inventing an idiotic
storyline to split Adam and Chelsea up ." GRRRRRR. It's
almost enough to make me want to stop watching after
being a loyal 45-year Y&R fan. Why, oh why, can't the
writers give the fans some measure of satisfaction and
have supercouples face adversity together once in a while
instead of always breaking them up? IMO the viewers would
be more likely to regularly watch positive, emotionally
satisfying stories than these same old formulaic,
ridiculously trite cheap storylines?
Im so disgusted with the way B&B is handling the Steffy becomes a drug addict after one pill storyline that Im about ready to turn off my TV altogether. Between the current offerings on cable news and this, I think I might just read fiction for therest of my life.
Karen S., both a retired probation officer who has dealt with clients addiction issues and myself a long-term pain management patient who knows better than to buy this crap.
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