Mary Jane (Stacy Haiduk) bumps into Mac (Clementine Ford).

Victor (Eric Braeden) decides to hold a press conference to flush out Mary Jane (Stacy Haiduk) and Mr. Kitty.

Mary Jane (Stacy Haiduk) lives in her own little fantasy world and it seems that she'll do almost anything to turn her fantasies into reality. One of these days I expect her to break out into the chorus of "Don't Cha", by The Pussy Cat Dolls during one of her fantasies about Jack.  Imagine her stuffed cat as backup dancer. They could go on tour together.

Don't cha wish your girlfriend was hot like me?
Don't cha wish your girlfriend was a freak like me?
Don't cha, don't cha?
Don't cha wish your girlfriend was wrong like me?
Don't cha wish your girlfriend was fun like me?
Don't cha, don't cha? 

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I'm too sexy for my cat: Michael Fairman Soaps has a new interview up with Stacy Haiduk (Mary Jane/Patty, The Young and the Restless) where the purrrfectly delicious soap opera whackadoodle shares the origins of her stuffed pussy:

Michael Fairman: So she took Mr. Kitty to a taxidermist?

 Stacy Haiduk: Mary Jane hurt Mr. Kitty and killed Mr. Kitty.  She killed the bird and then went back and talked to Mr. Kitty and said, “You know I did this and it’s similar to what I did to you.  But you understand Kitty, right?”  I think what they are saying is when she does not get what she wants, the pain inside of her begins and the pot is boiling over, and she can’t hold it in anymore, and she does something like that.

TV Guide Canada's Nelson Branco interviewed The Young and the Restless actress Stacy Haiduk, asking her to sum up Mary Jane's psychology.

TVG: How would you sum up MJ’s psychology in a couple of sentences?
SH: I think there is something broken deep inside of her. The other day, someone on set told me MJ has an insatiable craving inside of her. And I like that description. I think she thinks Jack can fix what’s broken inside her. She’s madly in love with him — literally — but, ironically, she’s not a victim. Isn’t that funny?