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Jake Silbermann talks about the Luke-Noah-Reid love triangle on “As the World Turns”

http://static.tvfanatic.com/images/gallery/jake-silbermann-shirtless.jpgWith As the World Turns literally doing its last lap (the show goes off the air at the end of summer), how cool it is to have a nice gay love triangle developing!

I don’t know about you, but I just think there are not near enough gay love triangles on television and this one feels even more scintillating that Fish-Kyle-Nick on One Life to Live when that show still had gay characters.

Dr. Reid Oliver (played so well by Eric Sheffer Stevens) is a real rival for the affections of Luke Snyder (Van Hansis) whose heart for so long has belong to Noah Meyer (Jake Silbermann).

Noah began to push Luke away when he went blind but now seems to want to be close again.

“Noah was pushing Luke away, because he wanted to know for himself that he could be an independent person,” Silbermann tells Soap Opera Weekly. “He felt the only way he could do that was to push him away. He didn’t always handle it the best or as sensitively as he could have, but Luke didn’t quite understand what he needed. As often happens, people misunderstand each other.”

Silbermann said it’s not going to be an easy for anyone involved: “I think people would like to see a little more smooth sailing. But you can’t always get what you want.”

I’d just like to see smooth sailing for Luke and Reid! (Sorry Noah).

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  1. Hahaha! I have to fangirl you a bit for that last comment, Greg in Hollywood! Luke and Noah had a great run, but Luke and Reid are such an amazing and unexpected delight, there’s no way I could ever imagine a return to the status quo. Here’s hoping the show finds a way to give Noah a happy ending that has nothing to do with revisiting “Nuke.”

  2. Speaking as a woman, I’ve gotta say that the scenes between Luke and Reid make me understand why so many straight guys think girl on girl action is hot. The chemistry between those two is just steamy and I *love* it. I feel a little bad for Noah, but I’m team Ruke.(?) (Leid?)

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