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GH & OLTL both had Navy Seals. Harris was never one, it was never alluded that he was not until they had Megan having Thomas to shoot Hope at her wedding to Harris in BS2, so explain as to how Harris is one when the other two were other soaps’ creations, meaning, Brody Lovett from OLTL & Drew Cain from GH came before Harris, given that they came & went & stayed in Port Charles before SB’s Harris resurfaced for BS2, Harris may have been with Days before Brody & Drew were with their respective shows, but that was when he was in high school with CR’s Eve.
It’s not related. A million things happen on others soaps, theyre not related to what happens on Days. BTW, the story of Hope being involved with a Navy SEAL, was thought up a very long time ago. When KA left the show, they had pitched her taking a 6 month hiatus and returning involved with a Navy SEAL.
It is related because Harris is a Navy Seal on this show, Brody Lovett was a Navy Seal on One Life to Live & Drew Cain is also one on General Hospital, all three have the same occupation & you tell me as to how it’s not related? But was Harris a Navy Seal when Charlotte Ross played Eve, not once did they play up of Harris being one, not until it was when KA left the show & pitched her hiatus to return with a Navy Seal, now was there?
What are you talking about? What does Charlotte Ross have to do with this? And what do characters (not real people) have to do with the character of Harris Michaels on Days of Our Lives? There’s no pretend Navy SEAL school that they all went to. Their characters are separate from one another.
Steve Burton’s Harris Michaels was a boytoy for Charlotte Ross’ Eve back in the day. He wasn’t a Navy Seal then, was he? So how could he have been one when they pitched at the time of KA’s sabbatical in order for her to come back to Beyond Salem 2 with a Navy Seal? Yes, the characters are separate from one another, but they all do have the same occupation in common, don’t they?
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