Bonus Entry No. 3: Liza and Jenny, All My Children

What had poor Jenny ever done to snobbish Liza? She’d simply radiated a quantity of decency that teenage dream Greg couldn’t resist.
What had poor Jenny ever done to snobbish Liza? She’d simply radiated a quantity of decency that teenage dream Greg couldn’t resist.
Filed under “It goes without saying” is the fact that there was no love lost between Salem’s sweetheart (then Melissa Reeves) and the strumpet who seduced both her son and husband.
So nasty was Genoa City’s original Mean Girl that she didn’t just go after sweet Traci’s crush Danny, she stole her high-school-yearbook pose, too. Bee-yotch!
When it comes to feuding — and it inevitably does — these two never choke. Well, unless you mean like this, in which case, yeah, they choke a lot.
If ever you overhear Summer’s tormentor and her mother talking about having drinks and chilling, run for cover — this is what they mean.
From the moment Josh’s “late” wife rose from the grave, his new missus did everything in her power to make us wish she’d stayed six feet under.
We couldn’t even risk putting these two together for a photo, not knowing how intense is the animosity stemming from their years of brawling over Bo.
A classic case of “like mothers, like daughters,” the stepsisters have been following in Taylor and Brooke’s footsteps for years, fighting over a guy that they’d probably both be better off without!
What’s that expression on Viki’s face? That’s her realizing that she’d been wrong for years: In fact, she could hate her wicked stepmother more. And at that moment she did.
What the hell — and we do mean hell — did these formidable foes talk about when they found themselves at the same bar at the same time? Nothing much, just… ahem, diss and that.
Jack and Jennifer’s daughter welcomed to the family her new half sister the only way one really could after the vixen seduced her husband and wrecked her parents’ marriage.
“Competitive” doesn’t even begin to cover the dynamic between these perpetual romantic rivals. Erica couldn’t so much as let Brooke peek in the mirror without vying for face time!
If looks could kill, Ridge’s most frequent wife would’ve made damn sure that one of those times his favorite ex “died,” she’d stayed dead.
Ever since the redhead became Nick’s “other woman” way back when, she and his first wife have made it their mission to one-shtup each other.
Like any other sisters, these two probably could have been taught to share. Except that they were both so dang possessive of Austin.
Portraits of determination, Finn’s bride and biological monster mother have proven to be as unwilling to lose their war with one another as they are this staring contest.
Know how you can tell that this is a behind-the-scenes shot? On screen, you’d never in a million years catch the hell-on-wheels homewrecker this close to the Cricket that so bugs her. Unless, that is, she’s moving in for a slap.
Thank goodness Jason’s exes eventually buried the hatchet, ’cause you know a feud has gotten out of hand when one of its participants is standing by and letting the other’s child get kidnapped.
Do we have to tell you that Kristen (then Eileen Davidson) didn’t like losing John to his true love, or… What’s that? The picture said all that needs to be said? Yeah, we thought so, too.
Their loathing of one another is so great, flowers wilt in their presence. (Note: The ones behind them in this picture were obviously fake, or they’d be toast.)
And you thought you had a bad relationship with your mother-in-law! (Then again, you probably didn’t marry both of your mother-in-law’s sons as well as her husband. Twice.)
No wings required: Fur flies anytime Sonny’s moll gets within hissing distance of his babymama. Well, this one in particular. (Sonny has a lot of babymamas.)
As thorny as the frenemies’ relationship tended to be, if either of them ever decided to send the other one flowers, you could bet that this was going to be the means of delivery.
Something you’ll never hear these two slap-happy nemeses say: Hit me with your best shot. They’ve smacked each other so often, it’s a wonder they still have any cheek left!
After the former let the latter’s daughter plunge to her death, and the latter let the former mourn the “death” of her husband, Webster’s started scrambling for a new, more colorful word for “hatred.”
So epic were the brawls between the man-stealing baby-swapper and her favorite victim, they took the duo from their original soap all the way to The Bold and the Beautiful.
Ironic that in the end, the Forrester matriarch came to regard as a daughter the mantrap that she’d long called the Slut From the Valley. That had to sting, right, Felicia?
The Hatfields and the McCoys had nothin’ on the Duchess and her onetime companion, a manicurist with the nerve to sink her talons into Kay’s husband.