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The 4:20 – When Y&R’s Lessons Don’t Help
Jul 21st, 2010 by Shaun Proulx

Epilogue: Lilac died. Lilac turned out to be fine.  Apparently in fall #1 he his knee in a weird way that left him all nauseous, so when he went to sit down after our chat, he fainted.  Oh, Lilac!

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Deconstructing GC: Beauty Tip!
Jul 21st, 2010 by Shaun Proulx

If You Can't Have Another Woman's Man - Have Her Hair!

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Deconstructing GC: Y&R Summer Travel Tip!
Jul 19th, 2010 by Shaun Proulx

Happy Monday! Shooting the show today – Ivana Santilli, Nancy Rancourt, the lesbian dance diva who announced last night she has married a man, and the beloved humanitarian Amma (also known around the world as ‘The Hugging Saint’) – what a start to the week!

Meanwhile, as we make the most of splendid season, a handy travel tip from our friends in Genoa City:

When Heading Back Home To See Old Friends, Always Make Sure Quality Time With Your Rapist And Would-Be Rapist Is At The Top Of Your List!

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Deconstructing Genoa City: How Bizarre
Jul 15th, 2010 by Shaun Proulx

We'll Get To The Pig In A Minute.

I’ve been watching The Young & The Restless since Patty shot Jack and have to say this week saw one of the oddest episodes ever.

Not in an ‘out-of-this-world’, ‘not remotely possible way’, like the “Silver Chipmunk” or “Ashley is pregnant”, but 44 minutes in Genoa City spent as though I’d just been slipped a roofie.

To wit:  In order to jack up the Fenmore family value on the show – now that Jill is Lauren’s sister – we see real-life designer Jeremy Scott fawning over Lauren, in her shit-hole boutique (or “bow-tique” as she likes to call it, which always makes me question if Lauren’s ever left America), about how honoured he, the man who has worked for Rihanna and Madonna, is to have his designs sold – exclusively! – in a store riddled with plastic sunflowers.

The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes.

“I’ve always dreamed of selling my clothes at Fenmore’s. Ever since I was little I’d take my sister’s dolls and make clothes for them, and then pretend to be Neil Fenmore and purchase all my designs, they were so fabulous,” Scott says, gazing up on a sudden portrait of Neil, that we’ve never seen in the bow-tique ever before: Read the rest of this entry »

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