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From the Suds Report:
In story 411, Reid unsuccessfully operates on Noah (welcome back, Jake Silbermann!) before playing doctor with Luke at Brad and Katie’s house. In what is becoming one of soaps’ most polarizing love triangles, the Reid/Luke/Noah love equation is the best reason to keep tuning into World Turns. “It’s very soapy,” Van Hansis tells Soap Weekly. Meanwhile, Silbermann, one of soaps’ most improved actors, tells Weekly that he has been visiting a neighbourhood blind centre for research. “I hope I’m doing [the blind story] justice. I don’t want to slack off on anything, and certainly not something [as important] as this,” he said. Hey, Jake - you’re doing a 20/20 job. Good work.
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In story 411, Reid unsuccessfully operates on Noah (welcome back, Jake Silbermann!) before playing doctor with Luke at Brad and Katie’s house. In what is becoming one of soaps’ most polarizing love triangles, the Reid/Luke/Noah love equation is the best reason to keep tuning into World Turns. “It’s very soapy,” Van Hansis tells Soap Weekly. Meanwhile, Silbermann, one of soaps’ most improved actors, tells Weekly that he has been visiting a neighbourhood blind centre for research. “I hope I’m doing [the blind story] justice. I don’t want to slack off on anything, and certainly not something [as important] as this,” he said. Hey, Jake - you’re doing a 20/20 job. Good work.
um no comment on that last part.