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Yes.

She just showed up as a disapproving mother. You didn't miss anything.

I'm happy too, although I see she is not being paid as promised, from what she's claimed.

So he was asked. A shame he couldn't return, even if he wouldn't have lasted very long either, logically. I know Dark Shadows had had an enduring appeal but I don't know. He'd also been on GH in the late '70s - maybe some casting people remembered him.

I can barely get on here a few minutes a day, so I can't help with a screenshot, but basically, I sign in, then soon after I am signed out when I try to reply or go to another page. If I go to the sign in page, usually it will just stay on that page no matter how many times I try to sign in. If I try to clear my cache, then it will work (for a few minutes, if I'm lucky) on Chrome, but not Edge. I'm on a desktop so it's not a mobile issue for me.

1985 Entertainment This Week Report on General Hospital

Julianna McCarthy on Divorce Court. I don't think this is on Julianna's IMDB. @slick jones you may be interested. (if they aren't posting here anymore I hope someone can tell him)

Thanks @Franko It took me about 10 times to even post this but I appreciate you finding the link. Those old blog posts for obscure TV are a lost art. The movie sounds much more interesting than the promo suggested (the promo also seems to give too much focus to Jonathan Banks - maybe that person went on to cast him in Wiseguy). It's strange seeing Jeffrey DeMunn as I just know him as perpetually bug-eyed Dale on Walking Dead. He seems the same here but if the reviewer thinks he is a strong romantic lead I'll go with their judgment.

There had been a partial episode of May 26, 1988 up for about a decade, and today the rest is available. The first video has about ten minutes the second doesn't have. Very glad to have another full strike-era episode. @DramatistDreamer @MarlandFan @Soapsuds @P.J. @Vee @Mitch64 @Khan Most of this episode is about Sierra's "death," although we still get a bonus of Holden being cold and unpleasant and pining over Lily, as we can never have enough of that. And Meg's embarrassing fawning over Tonio, which is in its last months. I'm glad the first ten minutes were already available as there's some fun Liz Hubbard moments, like saying Lisa is "long in the tooth" to be a bridesmaid. Some nice early Kirk and Iva here too. Kirk hating on Craig even as his wife is "dead" is more amusing than it should be (I think at this time Kirk wasn't much of a Lily fan either). Iva saying that Craig has something childlike about him sums up Scott Bryce's appeal in the role and is something no other actor in the part ever understood. I feel bad for that friend of Sierra's who was gunned down protecting Craig and Bryant. In the end, not really worth it... That Who is Julia? TV movie at the end looks so strange. I miss those days of experimental TV-movies. Or anything with a TV movie.

Billy Lambert, Julie's ex-husband, who was working for the Harpers, I think. I think there were other minor characters in the story named Bill or William.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/mediapacks/eastenders-paul-bradley-nigel-bates-final-scenes-dementia-storyline

Which is how we got her singing, "I Can't Make You Love Me," 500 times. The days for business dealings had already passed their best when she returned, but Lily also wasn't that interesting just sitting around a house. I guess that's how she eventually ended up at WOAK, for however long that lasted.

Thanks @safe you may want to add this to the They Almost Became thread. My guess is she wouldn't have lasted that long as Faith either. It was just not a good part.

This is probably the closest we'll get:

That makes sense. Maybe he could have been in the home with Bess Lowell. I think Roger was Adam's only child but I am not sure. I think the Soderbergs created Roger. One of many reasons I wish some of that period was around is because it seemed he didn't really do a lot in his early days beyond singing at the restaurant. Irna would have had a field day with Roger.