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January 1972 Daytime TV On September 23, Barbara Baxley was replaced by Rue McClanahan in the role of Margaret Jardin. Also joining the cast was Philip Sterling (last seen as Rafe Carter on Another World) as Lt. Hayward.

January 1972 Daytime TV On September 24, Charles Siebert (Dr. Murphy), Early Hyman (Victor) and Michael Clarke-Laurence left the show.

January 1972 Daytime TV Lisa Cameron (Susan Douglas Shearer), John Cunningham (Dan Shearer) and Christine Cameron (Barbara Shearer) departed in September. Rue McLanahan (Caroline Johnson) also left but joined Where The Heart Is immediately. In October, Alice Mary Riley (Susan Betsy Giles) left the cast.

January 1972 Daytime TV Jerry Lacy (Simon Gilbey) left September 23. Also leaving was Nina Hart (Meredith Harcourt).

January 1972 Daytime TV Hilda Haynes (Lois Sloan) and WIlliam Ade (Clyde) left the show. Joining the cast in August were: Marilyn Chris as Edie Hofmann, William Shannon as Bill Hofmann, and Ken Rabat as Paul Martin.

January 1972 Daytime TV William Smithers (Stanley Norris) was killed off the show.

From the January 1972 Daytime TV On September 22, Richard Buck (who appeared as Dr. Warner) left the cast.

Not sure if these are on Youtube already. I hadn't seen them. There are several clips. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATWWH2I2GtA I forgot April was pregnant at the end of her run on the show.

What a surprise that the woman hyped as being new and different for Fox News is actually just an idiotic, blundering race-baiter. http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2013/12/14/megyn_kelly_on_santa_being_white_it_was_tongue_in_cheek.html

Whatever's easier for you. If you're afraid of them being bogged down here then a new thread would make sense. Amy's walking tour of Genoa City. That will never not make me laugh.

Some new 1990, 1996, and 1992 episodes at this channel.

I agree with you to a point, but for me not bringing back more vets in the last year, and instead just going along with new stories that no one gave a crap about, was contempt.

Well, as much as I dislike Goutman, I don't know if ATWT would have lasted a decade more without him. I do think the ending would have been much better without him.

Denise was very unpopular with fans at first, because she sold her baby, and because her story was heavily featured from the start, which is a bad idea for new characters. I did like her, and I'm sorry they didn't do more with her, especially outside of Ben, as I thought they had no chemistry. I remember when she and Rose had some dance school for kids, Raindancers or something, but nothing came of it. I think Craig Lawlor was fired, which was a mistake, as he would have been like Scott Defrietas, or even better. I think deep down Goutman had contempt for any ATWT that had come before him.

Given the news of yet another school shooting earlier today, I thought this was an interesting article. It's on how the NRA won. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/15/magazine/inside-the-power-of-the-nra.html?_r=0

That's interesting. I wonder if anyone's heard that.

Gloria/Tad was the main time I didn't like the character...

Thanks. Do you know if she had any scenes with Paul when she returned?

I'm a ways behind - I think I'm on the one where Kim finds the note on Ruth's dress. I leave my comments on the videos but it's nice reading them here. I do feel like there's a sense of community in these episodes. I was thinking of the last clip I watched, where so many other characters were involved in the business problems between Ralph and Jay. (poor Jay dressed like a Scotch tape dispenser)

I think this is Teri Austin, isn't it?

I haven't watched this yet but I appreciate all your insights.