Bright Eyes

Timestamped - The credits at the beginning, unconnected to the preceding episode, prove Bert Remsen played Rider, and since Lona is credited as Corey that means the episode with Remsen listed as being in 1951 is actually from late 1953/1954, since Lona and Floyd didn't marry until then. This episode has an unknown actor playing a young boy named Sam, who refers to Mitch as his uncle. He doesn't seem to be listed in your Hawkins Falls cast/character list. @slick jones Slick, according to said list you're already aware that the actress playing Theresa Mayberry is unknown, but I'll post a timestamp of the episode where she first appears just in case someone else might recognize her.

Looking him up, it very well could be. Thanks Khan!

Jennifer Harmon, the last Cathy Craig, passed away on May 9. https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/new-york-ny/jennifer-harmon-12876888

We never really did see Sheri Anderson without co-headwriters during her dayime career. Maybe she was more character, while her co-heads largely came up with the plots. That was certainly the case for her short time with JER.

@slick jones Timestamped for the start of their scenes - the two robbers are named Ryder (the one with a gun) and Kipple (the one who's been injured). Anyone have any idea the name of these actors? Obviously Kipple would be much harder to know since he has no lines in this episode, but the actor playing Ryder has basically the whole episode centered on him.

I also could have seen him, ego bruised, move onto a younger woman temporarily. Maybe Roman/Billie could have happened earlier if Lisa Rinna hadn't left. Would have been much more pliable with them two and potentially could have been more honest drama for Bo and Hope than the bottle storylines they got for the rest of JER's tenure.

Regarding the Kat/Ea feud, it's probably too early for something like this, but there should be a situation like on OLTL when Dorian was ousted from the hospital and she always thought Viki was the deciding vote, then years later, decades even, she finally learns/accepts that Viki actually voted in her favour. I don't know how they would do it, but I would have Kat be the Viki and Eva be the Dorian is said situation, which would spur Eva to go full throttle against Kat and really give the rivalry some juice.

Northrop's Roman should have moved into story with the Laura/Bill/Kate/Victor/Vivian crowd. They never played that group, especially Kate/Bill/Laura, to their full potential and it still grinds my gears. Emmerdale Farm: Both after the fact, but the first I'll mention is the plane crash episodes, which work so beautifully as a separate piece of work all to itself. I'll always mourn of how much more mature and daring shows could be then. And then Jack Sugden's funeral, which I strongly believe is the absolute best funeral/memorial episode of a long time a character ever to be done on any soap opera.

Nada Surf

Leonard Cohen

Jack's Mannequin

If you google him, you get a little homage.

That random second shot of Shawn/Jada being included for no reason. A perfect example of how the show treats the Horton family.

The next HW is just going to be a real who's who of who's left, let's just be honest.

Does anyone know when Sally McDonald was first credited as executive producer?

They still haven't executed this goddamn will?!?

Dion Anderson, who portrayed Nancy's father Albert Miller, passed away on April 26. Obituary

Or when Chad said he didn't grow up with money.

Literally bought the DVD of the Judy Garland version (3 for $10, with Bus Stop and Laura) on Saturday at a discount bookstore. I did it unknowingly on Canadian Independent Bookstore Day and now this. Funny coincidence!

This week almost feels like the beginning of a whole new head-writing team.

Roger was a singer? That's the first I've ever heard that. Why/when did he stop? Is there any surviving clips of that?

This does look like a good week, but I'm still too pissed off about Jeremy.

Especially, if they follow the well done Hidden Passions book for backstory. Heck, start the new show as a mini-series adaptation of the book to see if there's any interest.

I was only born in '89, so not accounting for who they are as people, Johnny Depp clearly out mogs all of them (like the kids would say!), if I was to go by these pictures alone. Now if I were to judge them superficially by the best they've ever looked, mid-to-late 90s Tom Cruise destroys them all. He was ridiculously gorgeous then. He deserved all the hype.

Request: Jesse McCartney Andrew 'Andy' Ridings