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Thanks for the details! Was that David with Arlene then, in this episode? Do you think they should have kept David around? It sounds like such complex and rich emotional drama.

I took a powder for most of the 00's so I feel kind of like I don't have the right to complain too much but it is just so frustrating seeing what this show easily could have been with common sense and effort. The last year shows some of that unrealized potential. And even then, with some of the great moments, there was the spitefulness of Goutman. I guess I should be happy it ended fairly intact considering what has become of shows like GH.

Thanks. I am glad they don't seem TOO bitter. ATWT and GL are the two I always have the most attachment for, probably always will.

Mystery Science Theater 3000.

That was the first time I saw GH. Seeing those again I mostly just take away how I wish they hadn't ragged on Emily McLaughlin's looks, especially since she had a pretty sad life.

The Tracy/Monica fight. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VneCvSTrQY&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

Apparently no one on Gute Zeiten, Schlechte Zeiten has access to a shower. So what's going on with Vanessa on AWZ?

saynotoursoap posted an episode with Iris a few days ago. I posted it in the Video thread, if you haven't seen it yet. Her work in the episode is so incredible - there's a scene where she is hugging him and has her head on his shoulder, and doesn't want to let go, then catches herself, and looks horrified and ashamed.

You've probably already seen these but a few months ago someone uploaded some very rarely seen 1977 footage, quite a few clips, which give you some insight into the last days before Monty and then some of her early run. It's your only chance to get to see characters like Terri "Bonnie Franklin hair" Webber. I still wonder why they don't bring her back as a recurring character, to give some continuity or family for Liz and Leatherface.

coolwafferman uploaded this 1975 episode. Apparently it had been on Youtube before, but that was before my time watching these, so it was new to me. Tudi Wiggins was very theatrical wasn't she? It's entertaining. I can see why some were annoyed by that hammy accent John Aniston used. My favorite scene in this episode is with Arlene and the mentally disturbed guy she's trying to comfort. It seems so real and so poignant. What was the outcome of that story? Was that David? Can someone remind me of David's story? I know he was the son of the mayor of Rosehill and he ended up killing his corrupt father, didn't he? Why did Meg want him out early? Was it to cause problems for Cal? Is this the first or second Cal?

March 1977 TV Mirror

July 1956 TV Radio Mirror

July 1956 TV Radio Mirror. Karl Weber took over as Arthur Tate while Terry O'Sullivan went to Valiant Lady as they offered him more money.

November 1956 TV Radio Mirror

A May 1955 TV Radio Mirror says Paul Potter, who played Dr. Jim Kelly on GL, was out for three weeks and replaced at that time. They don't say who replaced him.

May 1955 TV Radio Mirror.

Lynn Benesch tried out for DAYS Linda Anderson, and although she felt she did well, they gave the role to Elaine Princi.

January 29, February 12, and February 26 Digest recaps.

Poor Alec Baldwin. That's just hilarious.

February 17, 1981 Digest.

Oh I hope I didn't put up anything you already had put up. I do remember one of those backstage AMC things but wasn't sure if this was it, as it seemed different to me.

November 6 and 20, 1984 Digests.