@@vickilanger1228 I know how you feel and it’s always going to be rough, but always remember she loved you and wants you to be happy, my thoughts and prayers for you
@@NewYorkNick0607 I agree! It's a very good relationship both in the sense that it's warm and loving, and in the sense that it's well-developed and believably portrayed.
I can't believe after everything Thorne told his mother, she just turned around and basically said "well, that's all very sad, but don't expect things to get better between our family and Macy's family, because Sally and myself are going to war over my ex husband's silly teenage niece".
@@annieo6527 Thorne also said that he never had these feelings before even when he married Macy so it's one of those things of what, how and why he didn't get the love from his mother. 🫤
@@andream5998 I see your point and I do agree about a lot of what you wrote, but I still think Stephanie did not have to bring Dylan's trial into that particular conversation. For once, Thorne and his situation could have had her full attention, when he was clearly so distraught because he can't be with the woman he loves when she could be dying. It just felt like such a trivial thing for her to weigh down Thorne with at a time when he's dealing with literal life and death issues.
@@annieo6527 I agree to an extant. She could have brought this up another time. She could have been more encouraging. I can't see why Thorne can't be with Macy. He can simply walk over there to be with her and support her regardless what she said or the family feud is. Thorne and Stephanie don't know it yet for sure of it is a life or death situation. They aware it could be, so I do get your point. Still sensitivity isn't necessarily a thing anyone in the forrester family (which i include here for once brooke and her brats as well, ususally don't view them really as members of this family) seems to be well equiped with, that includes Thorne, rigde and eric. And yet Stephanie as well. I'm not often sure if that is intentionally on Stephanie's part or simply writers lazyness or if Stephanie can't be from time to time be emotionally empatic because of her childhood absue background. Im not sure if the writers are sometimes contradicting themelves. She seems sometimes overbearing and overprotective (also of Thorne) and sometimes so deattched. Im aware that both can be true for the same person. Well, it's soap.😁
@@andream5998 well, since she told him not to, he wants to respect her request. If he shows up there, he probably thinks she will just send him away again. He doesn't know she is already having second thoughts about it.
Stephanie once again demonstrates to Thorne how irrelevant he is by circling the conversation to her feud with Sally. Her son's heart is breaking and all she's focused on doing is bad mouthing his former mother-in-law😞
It's Christmas and Santa brings Macy a cancer diagnosis. 😢💔 All those decorations in the hospital room are both heartwarming and so very very sad. And the interactions between Sally and Macy are so poignant in these scenes, from Macy asking her mother to just hold her, to Sally panicking when Macy is diagnosed with cancer and Macy comforting _her_ by saying "it's all right" and squeezing her hand. It's also heartbreaking how Macy is completely numb at first and continues to calmly discuss her treatment and prognosis with her doctor, and then after the doctor leaves the room both Sally and Macy kind of "deflate" and gasp for air.
The Christmas decorations in Macy's room were so pretty. This show has the best decorators.🙌 And yes, it's a sad juxtaposition when it should be a joyful season but there's Macy laying in that bed awaiting this kind of news. Cancer doesn't care. 😓
@@annieo6527 😥 Awful time for that indeed. My grandfather finally died from colon cancer Dec 29 1977. I was 14. I think he was able to spend his last Christmas at home before he took a turn. Same thing with my mother exactly 20 years ago. She couldn't get out of bed to dine with us though. We knew that it wasn't good. She died in the hospital 4 days later just like her father had. Sorry to spill, but your comment made me think of that. It happens sadly.😑
What a difference it makes when the two stronger storylines are the focus of an episode. As has already been mentioned, Kimberlin Brown's performance here is a tour de force. The way she plays out Sheila's emotional responses as she becomes increasingly unhinged is soap opera acting at its finest.
I agree! These are the two strongest storylines at the moment, and we got an _entire_ episode of scenes with the show's most compelling actresses - Susan Flannery, Kimberlin Brown and Darlene Conley. Bobbie Eakes and Ian Buchanan also delivered today.
Poor Thorne. There he is, pouring his heart out to his mother about his love for Macy, her rejection of him, and his fear that she might be dying, and Stephanie manages to redirect the conversation to her own rivalry with Sally over Jessica and Dylan - _knowing_ how much pain the rivalry between their families has caused Thorne and Macy - and telling Thorne how he certainly can't expect any ceasefire between the two families, even now. By the way, Thorne is in a different time zone from the rest of LA. It's been only a few hours for him (Thorne saying that he left the hospital "today", "a few hours ago") while it's the next day for everyone else (Sheila talking in episode 1940 about how she was going to Big Bear "tomorrow" and now she's there). Did the writers miss this or did they change the order of some scenes while editing the episodes?
Ikr? The woman that Thorne has loved and still loves could and as we find out does have cancer and all Stephanie can do is talk about Sally still being an enemy.🙄 Good catch on the other stuff.
I would tend to think it was editing issue. But I could see writers overlooking it when we have two or more stories going on. Funny thing is no one caught it. There have been instances in the past where it’s seemingly the next day (or some future day) for some of the characters but the same day for others based on their clothes lol. Stephen’s job transfer comes to mind. Brooke wore the same clothes when Stephen had a week to decide up to the deadline 😂😂
Sheila is such a well written character, the depth of that insanity is evident all throughout this therapy session. In Sheila's mind she is blameless and misunderstood, but quite lethal. She says the day she married her father-husband was her best day, yet she spent most of it ducking and diving Lauren! I thought her wedding day to Scott would be her best? Y&R people how was her wedding to Scott? So Lauren is to blame for every bad thing that has ever happened to Sheila huh!
Absolutely! Sheila's one of the best written characters on the show. What makes her so compelling is that her _motivations_ are the stuff of normal soap characters (wanting to be loved etc) but what she does to achieve her goals makes her a villain. So when she's in a jam like this episode, you actually feel for her or relate to her even though you know you shouldn't. You want her to slip the trap whenever it tightens around her.
@@NewYorkNick0607exactly this! She is a very complex character. I don't know if you have watched any "current" episodes (from the past few years) but it's really one of the most saddening things on the show what they've done to Sheila's character. She is a shell of her former self.
MY MOMS HEARTLESS BASTARD👀👀DOCTOR NEVER EVEN SAID I'M SORRY AFTER HE TOLD HER IT'S CANCER IN YOUR PANCREAS AND ONLY ABOUT 3 MONTHS LEFT TO LIVE REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MOM 1O/28/99 I LOVE YOU🌺🌺
So very very sorry for you. My mom suffered much with breast cancer and then leukemia. I lost her as well in 2020. She loved the soaps. It’s awful when drs can be so callous.
I always thought her wardrobe was part of her characterization, reinforcing a cold and all-business persona. Even when everyone is at the pool, Stephanie wears a power suit. 😂
❤❤❤ James' tone is accusatory. He is being unprofessional in his method and mannerisms while questioning Sheila. He is badgering her like a lawyer. Angel / Trinidad. ❤❤❤.
True I have never seen a therapist get this angry they are always patient and cautious in the way they ask questions...I could swear Sheila is in witness' box facing a prosecutor
This has got to be the darkest holiday episode this show has ever had! If having a depressing Christmas was an Olympic sport, this episode would show _all_ the finalists. I guess if the holidays don't meet our expectations this year, we can always go back and rewatch this episode to remind ourselves that it could be _so much worse..._ At least we're not trapped in a secluded cabin with a psychopath (or with a bad psychiatrist), and hopefully not getting diagnosed with cancer either. (And I know half the comments section would add, "also, we're not spending Christmas with Thorne!" But that's okay. 😉)
@@NewYorkNick0607 yes, I loved the 1992 one, for example. It contrasted the Forresters' Christmas cheer with Brooke being an outsider. This time, every storyline is dark, every character is unhappy and/or scared, even the weather is dramatically ominous, and in the midst of all this darkness we have all those poor Christmas decorations doing nothing to raise anyone's spirits.
@@annieo6527 Great observation! 👍 What I love about the 1992 one as well is how it parallels with the _previous_ Christmas. In 1991, Stephanie was sitting alone by a Christmas tree as a sad violin plays Silent Night and she vows to celebrate the next Christmas with Eric. One year later, she and Eric are indeed celebrating together (he's with Sheila but divorced from Brooke), her home is full of family and holiday cheer and it's Brooke who's feeling alone and shivering in the cold as Stephanie's guests sing a somber Silent Night inside.
I am so over the martyr complex with these women!! God forbid I found out I had cancer the first person I’d want is my husband!! That’s not selfish it’s called love and need!
Poor Macy, her character was put through so much s#it... no wonder Bobby Eakes moved on from B&B - she wasn't given a role in which to show all her abilities... Macy just got smashed down by disaster non-stop...
The theme of this show is big reveals... Macy is told she has cancer, Thorne tells Stephanie his feelings for Macy are stronger than ever, Stephanie tells Thorne Sally has been working behind the scenes to aid Dylan in the rape case against him, and James finally gets Sheila to meltdown and acknowledge that Lauren was a piece in unsavory goings on in her past (violence! murder!) Ok, the last one wasn't a total reveal but it's a start. 🙃🙆
Yes, this is from that time period when things still actually _happened_ during an episode! I try watching the current show but nothing ever happens, it's just a bunch of characters having the same conversation over and over.
@@annieo6527 You're so correct about the current show. There's rarely any movement. And even when there is a development, no excitement like wow, something major just happened.😕It all just blends together.
Macy loves Thorne but she is also trying to sacrifice her life for him what is wrong with the good women is this series they sacrifece their happiness when all the other half wants is to be with them i think it is terriably wrong and foolish from them
Sheila stole Lauren’s baby ( the switching baby Sheila buy to give to Lauren died , because Sheila wanted Scott’s baby ) and Sheila kidnapped her in that far ou house who burned , so Sheila play the victims because Sheila lost everything she stole at Lauren’s lolll
@@filionsteve2133you know the baby is not dead..I was shock when I call a clip from one of the recent episode saying Lauren son that Sheila switch is still alive
Another episode without Prince Omar and instead, we have to endure Macy's and Thorne's crying and whining... It makes me feel like crying and whining...
All this talk about Shelia ridge Brooke and seffy Liam all you guys Shelia is not a monster yall really need to let live and let live all that woman want is to love her son and his family and that not wrong what wrong with you people Steffi no that Shelia is no monster 👾 you she save your daughter life what monster 👾 would do that I think Shelia Carter deserves a chance to show her son Finn that she have changed everyone's deserves a second chance everyone's of you had a second chance at some point in your life so give that woman a chance to live to my God
I have throat tumor cancer metastatic breast cancer multiple myeloma cancer etc etc my cancer all over me and I am dieing my selfish selfcentered etc rotten etc husband don't care don't give a damn.... My rotten abusive hypocrites etc family etc don't care don't give a damn about me my feelings everyone treats like I am dead already....
I’m so very sorry. Do you have a good medical support team? Palliative care team? You need someone to talk to, but my heart goes out to you for all you’re going through 💔
"You never have to worry about being alone, darling. Not as long as I'm above the ground."
Sally ❤😭
That is the essence of maternal love right there.
Omg I just quoted the same thing! ❤
This is what a real mother does and I love Sally and Macy’s relationship, it’s the same I have with my daughter and son
my mom was like she died 10/28/99 so this comment from Sally to her daughter Macy hit my heart and soul💗💗💗💗
@@vickilanger1228 ❤❤❤
@@vickilanger1228 I know how you feel and it’s always going to be rough, but always remember she loved you and wants you to be happy, my thoughts and prayers for you
Kimberlin Brown is such an exceptional actress in this episode. She almost had me believing that everything bad was Lauren’s fault. Wow!
James and Sheila are doing some their best acting work here. For from the stilted line readings you get from the actors in todays episodes
Oh yes, I wanted to give KB a standing ovation at the end when Sheila finally snapped! 👏👏👏
Great scene! Kimberlin is so good, she's even leveling up _Ian's_ performance!
_"You never have to worry about being alone, darling. Not as long as I'm above the ground."_
Ridge's wives should say this for their wedding vows.
😂😂😂
That's a great twist!
LOL 😂😂😂
Ridge doesn't have to worry about being alone when his wives are _below_ the ground either.
😂😂😂
I hope you're not affected too much by the flooding in NY today! 🙏
Hope you're safe Nick!
"You never have to worry about being alone.. Not as long as I'm above the ground.."
❤ SALLY as Momma Bear
We wrote the same thing! 😊
For me, Sally and Macy have the best parent/child relationship on the show (minus that one glaring awkward time).
@@NewYorkNick0607 I agree! It's a very good relationship both in the sense that it's warm and loving, and in the sense that it's well-developed and believably portrayed.
@@NewYorkNick0607for me as well
@@NewYorkNick0607True. Sally really shows her motherly love to Macy. ❤
Wow!!!! Just Wow!!! Kimberlin Brown Pelzer just knocked it out of the park!!! Stupendous display❤❤❤😮😮😮
Not you using that girl's government name! 🤣
Sally and Macy are the best mother/daughter duo, unlike Stephanie not giving Thorne the "love" he deserves.
I can't believe after everything Thorne told his mother, she just turned around and basically said "well, that's all very sad, but don't expect things to get better between our family and Macy's family, because Sally and myself are going to war over my ex husband's silly teenage niece".
@@annieo6527 Thorne also said that he never had these feelings before even when he married Macy so it's one of those things of what, how and why he didn't get the love from his mother. 🫤
@@andream5998 I see your point and I do agree about a lot of what you wrote, but I still think Stephanie did not have to bring Dylan's trial into that particular conversation. For once, Thorne and his situation could have had her full attention, when he was clearly so distraught because he can't be with the woman he loves when she could be dying. It just felt like such a trivial thing for her to weigh down Thorne with at a time when he's dealing with literal life and death issues.
@@annieo6527 I agree to an extant. She could have brought this up another time. She could have been more encouraging.
I can't see why Thorne can't be with Macy. He can simply walk over there to be with her and support her regardless what she said or the family feud is.
Thorne and Stephanie don't know it yet for sure of it is a life or death situation. They aware it could be, so I do get your point.
Still sensitivity isn't necessarily a thing anyone in the forrester family (which i include here for once brooke and her brats as well, ususally don't view them really as members of this family) seems to be well equiped with, that includes Thorne, rigde and eric. And yet Stephanie as well.
I'm not often sure if that is intentionally on Stephanie's part or simply writers lazyness or if Stephanie can't be from time to time be emotionally empatic because of her childhood absue background. Im not sure if the writers are sometimes contradicting themelves. She seems sometimes overbearing and overprotective (also of Thorne) and sometimes so deattched. Im aware that both can be true for the same person. Well, it's soap.😁
@@andream5998 well, since she told him not to, he wants to respect her request. If he shows up there, he probably thinks she will just send him away again. He doesn't know she is already having second thoughts about it.
It's so heart breaking to see Macy suffuring :-(
For those who don't know, they uploaded episode 19 *73* today as well!
Thank you, Sharon ❤
A mistake probably, but nice!
Stephanie once again demonstrates to Thorne how irrelevant he is by circling the conversation to her feud with Sally. Her son's heart is breaking and all she's focused on doing is bad mouthing his former mother-in-law😞
It's Christmas and Santa brings Macy a cancer diagnosis. 😢💔
All those decorations in the hospital room are both heartwarming and so very very sad.
And the interactions between Sally and Macy are so poignant in these scenes, from Macy asking her mother to just hold her, to Sally panicking when Macy is diagnosed with cancer and Macy comforting _her_ by saying "it's all right" and squeezing her hand. It's also heartbreaking how Macy is completely numb at first and continues to calmly discuss her treatment and prognosis with her doctor, and then after the doctor leaves the room both Sally and Macy kind of "deflate" and gasp for air.
The Christmas decorations in Macy's room were so pretty. This show has the best decorators.🙌 And yes, it's a sad juxtaposition when it should be a joyful season but there's Macy laying in that bed awaiting this kind of news. Cancer doesn't care. 😓
@@laurastrobel718 and the decorations also have a sad significance, because they mean that her family knows that she won't be home for Christmas.
@@annieo6527 😥 Awful time for that indeed. My grandfather finally died from colon cancer Dec 29 1977. I was 14. I think he was able to spend his last Christmas at home before he took a turn. Same thing with my mother exactly 20 years ago. She couldn't get out of bed to dine with us though. We knew that it wasn't good. She died in the hospital 4 days later just like her father had. Sorry to spill, but your comment made me think of that. It happens sadly.😑
Wow!! What a powerful scene between Sheila and James!
This is the Lauren and Sheila Show
The thumbnail for episode 1945 is taking me out! 😂🤣
What a difference it makes when the two stronger storylines are the focus of an episode. As has already been mentioned, Kimberlin Brown's performance here is a tour de force. The way she plays out Sheila's emotional responses as she becomes increasingly unhinged is soap opera acting at its finest.
I agree! These are the two strongest storylines at the moment, and we got an _entire_ episode of scenes with the show's most compelling actresses - Susan Flannery, Kimberlin Brown and Darlene Conley. Bobbie Eakes and Ian Buchanan also delivered today.
Kimberline is a brilliant actress
Poor Thorne. There he is, pouring his heart out to his mother about his love for Macy, her rejection of him, and his fear that she might be dying, and Stephanie manages to redirect the conversation to her own rivalry with Sally over Jessica and Dylan - _knowing_ how much pain the rivalry between their families has caused Thorne and Macy - and telling Thorne how he certainly can't expect any ceasefire between the two families, even now.
By the way, Thorne is in a different time zone from the rest of LA. It's been only a few hours for him (Thorne saying that he left the hospital "today", "a few hours ago") while it's the next day for everyone else (Sheila talking in episode 1940 about how she was going to Big Bear "tomorrow" and now she's there). Did the writers miss this or did they change the order of some scenes while editing the episodes?
Ikr? The woman that Thorne has loved and still loves could and as we find out does have cancer and all Stephanie can do is talk about Sally still being an enemy.🙄 Good catch on the other stuff.
I would tend to think it was editing issue. But I could see writers overlooking it when we have two or more stories going on. Funny thing is no one caught it.
There have been instances in the past where it’s seemingly the next day (or some future day) for some of the characters but the same day for others based on their clothes lol. Stephen’s job transfer comes to mind. Brooke wore the same clothes when Stephen had a week to decide up to the deadline 😂😂
No suprise here,, Stephanie character has always been that of an iceberg
I feel like this episode is therapy for myself because it made me think what the most tragic event in my life and now I am here crying my eyes out
🙏 ❤
A plot-induced thunderstorm is raging in LA and Big Bear.
They never watch weather cast before going big bear
Macy's swift look of disappointment as Anthony (not Thorne) walked in the door...
She thinks she's making a sacrifice for Thorne but she's really not doing either of them any good by pushing him away.
yes anybody would be too isapointed if he saw Anthony not Thorne
Boy this is a really dark and depressing christmas
Macy and Anthony will always be friends .!! Just want Anthony wanted to hear. !!😂😂 You can tell Lauren Fenmore is coming to town !!
They were barely a couple. All thatvhype for nothing when he first started
You just don't make any sense.
Sheila is such a well written character, the depth of that insanity is evident all throughout this therapy session. In Sheila's mind she is blameless and misunderstood, but quite lethal. She says the day she married her father-husband was her best day, yet she spent most of it ducking and diving Lauren! I thought her wedding day to Scott would be her best? Y&R people how was her wedding to Scott? So Lauren is to blame for every bad thing that has ever happened to Sheila huh!
So true! Kimberlin Brown plays her brilliantly! Kudos to her😊👍
@@susankent6051 she's a natural hey
@@tiroyaonejustinphologolo9763hey, that's true😊
Absolutely! Sheila's one of the best written characters on the show. What makes her so compelling is that her _motivations_ are the stuff of normal soap characters (wanting to be loved etc) but what she does to achieve her goals makes her a villain. So when she's in a jam like this episode, you actually feel for her or relate to her even though you know you shouldn't. You want her to slip the trap whenever it tightens around her.
@@NewYorkNick0607exactly this! She is a very complex character.
I don't know if you have watched any "current" episodes (from the past few years) but it's really one of the most saddening things on the show what they've done to Sheila's character. She is a shell of her former self.
Both Sally and Stephanie look beautiful in their black & white outfits.
MY MOMS HEARTLESS BASTARD👀👀DOCTOR NEVER EVEN SAID I'M SORRY AFTER HE TOLD HER IT'S CANCER IN YOUR PANCREAS AND ONLY ABOUT 3 MONTHS LEFT TO LIVE REST IN ETERNAL PEACE MOM 1O/28/99 I LOVE YOU🌺🌺
So very very sorry for you. My mom suffered much with breast cancer and then leukemia. I lost her as well in 2020. She loved the soaps. It’s awful when drs can be so callous.
It's refreshing to see Steph wearing knitwear at home in lieu of a power suit
Steph makes knitwear a power suit lol
@@TriniT21 yes 😂😂😂
@@lastdayonearthmysteryman4849 the knitted white jersey she's wearing
I always thought her wardrobe was part of her characterization, reinforcing a cold and all-business persona. Even when everyone is at the pool, Stephanie wears a power suit. 😂
@@merlisalawrencecorbett1331 Yes 😂we have even joked that she goes to bed in a power suit
Isn't James the warmest psychiatric Dr ever!! 😂😂
❤❤❤ James' tone is accusatory. He is being unprofessional in his method and mannerisms while questioning Sheila. He is badgering her like a lawyer.
Angel / Trinidad.
❤❤❤.
True I have never seen a therapist get this angry they are always patient and cautious in the way they ask questions...I could swear Sheila is in witness' box facing a prosecutor
@@semoneg2826 Exactly!
Whoa, Sheila screamed like the devil. Her evilness is showing
Great episode one of the best in the shows history!
This has got to be the darkest holiday episode this show has ever had! If having a depressing Christmas was an Olympic sport, this episode would show _all_ the finalists.
I guess if the holidays don't meet our expectations this year, we can always go back and rewatch this episode to remind ourselves that it could be _so much worse..._ At least we're not trapped in a secluded cabin with a psychopath (or with a bad psychiatrist), and hopefully not getting diagnosed with cancer either.
(And I know half the comments section would add, "also, we're not spending Christmas with Thorne!" But that's okay. 😉)
Totally. B&B has had _sad_ Christmas episodes before but this is _dark._
Not spending Christmas sunngled up with conner is the real dissapointment
@@NewYorkNick0607 yes, I loved the 1992 one, for example. It contrasted the Forresters' Christmas cheer with Brooke being an outsider.
This time, every storyline is dark, every character is unhappy and/or scared, even the weather is dramatically ominous, and in the midst of all this darkness we have all those poor Christmas decorations doing nothing to raise anyone's spirits.
@@annieo6527 Great observation! 👍 What I love about the 1992 one as well is how it parallels with the _previous_ Christmas. In 1991, Stephanie was sitting alone by a Christmas tree as a sad violin plays Silent Night and she vows to celebrate the next Christmas with Eric. One year later, she and Eric are indeed celebrating together (he's with Sheila but divorced from Brooke), her home is full of family and holiday cheer and it's Brooke who's feeling alone and shivering in the cold as Stephanie's guests sing a somber Silent Night inside.
I actually forgot it was supposed to be Christmas...
When it's raining in sunny LA, we have trouble and sadness coming up on B&B... fact🙄
Thank you. ❤❤❤
Thorne and Macy were robbed
I am so over the martyr complex with these women!! God forbid I found out I had cancer the first person I’d want is my husband!! That’s not selfish it’s called love and need!
A Better Title for this episiode is. "The Lauren Fenmore episiode !!!
You got that right
@@kchellkat1847Lauren Fermore Lauren Fenmore Lauren Fenmore" !!😂😂
Poor Macy, her character was put through so much s#it... no wonder Bobby Eakes moved on from B&B - she wasn't given a role in which to show all her abilities... Macy just got smashed down by disaster non-stop...
The theme of this show is big reveals... Macy is told she has cancer, Thorne tells Stephanie his feelings for Macy are stronger than ever, Stephanie tells Thorne Sally has been working behind the scenes to aid Dylan in the rape case against him, and James finally gets Sheila to meltdown and acknowledge that Lauren was a piece in unsavory goings on in her past (violence! murder!) Ok, the last one wasn't a total reveal but it's a start. 🙃🙆
Yes, this is from that time period when things still actually _happened_ during an episode! I try watching the current show but nothing ever happens, it's just a bunch of characters having the same conversation over and over.
@@annieo6527 You're so correct about the current show. There's rarely any movement. And even when there is a development, no excitement like wow, something major just happened.😕It all just blends together.
One of my favorite music cues from B&B soundtrack (8:01) the sombre music (9:18) I also love the declaration music (9:54)
Also note that the _entire episode_ from beginning to end has non-stop rain and/or wind sounds in the background!
@@annieo6527 YEP! Sheila even mentioned it's rare seeing lightning in a snow storm
Macy loves Thorne but she is also trying to sacrifice her life for him what is wrong with the good women is this series they sacrifece their happiness when all the other half wants is to be with them i think it is terriably wrong and foolish from them
Tracy Burgman And Tom Eplin from Another World use to Be an item back in the day !!
The question is not what Lauren did but what Shelia did
Sheila stole Lauren’s baby ( the switching baby Sheila buy to give to Lauren died , because Sheila wanted Scott’s baby ) and Sheila kidnapped her in that far ou house who burned , so Sheila play the victims because Sheila lost everything she stole at Lauren’s lolll
@@filionsteve2133 I know
I cannot stand sheila
@@filionsteve2133you know the baby is not dead..I was shock when I call a clip from one of the recent episode saying Lauren son that Sheila switch is still alive
@@semoneg2826yeah that’s Dylan who died , the baby Sheila buy on black market and switch it for having Scott n Lauren’s baby
Now baby bell 🛎️ has no clue what to do with Sheila
❤❤❤ If this is the way a therapy session goes with James, I would never go to him again if I was Sheila.
Angel/Trinidad.
❤❤❤.
James is so aggressive he sounds more like a prosecutor than a psychiatrist
❤❤❤ Macy garners support from Anthony because she has cancer. She needs all the support she can get.
Angel/Trinidad.
❤❤❤.
James please do not pull and tug Sheila - Ask Garvin what he got for doing that!
Angel/Trinidad.
Another episode without Prince Omar and instead, we have to endure Macy's and Thorne's crying and whining... It makes me feel like crying and whining...
we're talking about murder. j a m e s .
i believe in therapy this is what we call. a breakthrough.
All this talk about Shelia ridge Brooke and seffy Liam all you guys Shelia is not a monster yall really need to let live and let live all that woman want is to love her son and his family and that not wrong what wrong with you people Steffi no that Shelia is no monster 👾 you she save your daughter life what monster 👾 would do that I think Shelia Carter deserves a chance to show her son Finn that she have changed everyone's deserves a second chance everyone's of you had a second chance at some point in your life so give that woman a chance to live to my God
you commented the wrong epsode
I don't believe it that macy had throat cancer and I am happy about it
this should be December 23rd not 22nd
I have throat tumor cancer metastatic breast cancer multiple myeloma cancer etc etc my cancer all over me and I am dieing my selfish selfcentered etc rotten etc husband don't care don't give a damn.... My rotten abusive hypocrites etc family etc don't care don't give a damn about me my feelings everyone treats like I am dead already....
I’m so very sorry. Do you have a good medical support team? Palliative care team? You need someone to talk to, but my heart goes out to you for all you’re going through 💔
Prayers 🙏
Thinking of you ❤
Prayers for you!!!!!
My prayers and my heart go out to you. May the Lord be with you now and may you draw ever closer to him ❤🙏🏻