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    The Young and the Restless - NEWS ROOM

    In our 'The Young and the Restless' News Room, Soaps.com keeps you up-to-date with the latest Soap Opera news on the net. We also feature interviews with the soap stars, as well as local appearances by the actors and actresses.

    The Talk Welcomes The Young And The Restless's Jeanne Cooper.

    Friday, August 03 2012
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    TV appearance.

    Updated August 3:

    Watch the video clip of Jeanne Cooper's appearance on "The Talk" if you missed it!



    Original article July 30:

    Actress Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor, "Y&R") is slated to appear on "The Talk" on Thursday August 2 to discuss both the show and her new book, Not Young, Still Restless.

    "The Talk" airs on CBS at 2.00 PM EST. Check your local listings so as not to miss!

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    Posted by BellaBailey at Tuesday, August 07 2012 07:48 AM

    I have watched Y&R from inception. This is the only soap I watch. I am greatly disappointed in the current storyline. I am not pleased with the the departure of Ashley. I do not want to see Y&R cancelled or die due to ridiculous writing or loss of primary characters. But that's where it is headed as of today. Please return to the great drama and interesting plots you once produced! Y&R can reclaim it's status if the writers and producers make it happen. Do not make the mistake of thinking "old, faithful viewers are not important to the success of your show. Get back to the basics and quit "screwing" with a once highly watched soap. The choice is yours to remain on tv. LaBellaBailey

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