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If P&G had given a damn, ATWT and GL would still be on the air today. I know many fans, rightfully, feel completely demoralized at what DAYS has become, but I am glad some efforts have been made to keep the show on the air, that someone even cared at all.

Thanks @Vee for keeping up with all this for those of us who aren't as much these days. Sounds like a good idea to have a UNIT-focused show, especially with the world these days. I wish they could resurrect a few of the dead Torchwood figures for this.

Sorry if this was already posted - you can see a few quick, silent clips of Mary Frann, Peter Brown and Bennye Gatteys in this. @jam6242 @victoria foxton @JAS0N47 @Paul Raven@slick jones

Was Sissy Spacek ever a frontrunner that year?

@soapfan770 My eyes... How could I forget "straight dope on a heroine addict." You know somebody was very very proud of themselves that day.

@soapfan770 Those were such fun times to talk about the show, I never stop enjoying the nostalgia (it helps that everyone involved at that point was laughed off the show and out of the industry...). Now we just need Greg Rikaart to introduce a Chipmunk Head clip for his favorite moment.

That's because you care about soaps, rather than resenting them for not being the film career you were never, ever going to have because you're a talentless hack. I am glad Liz did try to stand ground on these types of moments, much as she was criticized for doing so. When you don't, the reality of your show is ruined in ways that space aliens and time travel never do. I still remember how many people winced when they had Reva Shayne calling Marah her first-born child.

I doubt he even knew who Bianca was. I doubt anyone at the show by that point did. Liz Hubbard once said in an interview that a script had her saying something like, "I have two daughters," and she made sure to change it to three.

@YRfan23 There's a very brief clip in this, but it might already be available, I don't know.

I had a soft spot for Bianca. I just don't think they ever did much with her.

Thanks for finding that. Given the state of the BBC at present I hope he can navigate those waters.

Other than what he said, and some poor appearances on SNL, I have little knowledge of him. He may not be a racist. I just think it's telling that as soon as he started dropping slurs, he went from a country singer who was somewhat liked but not a huge name, to a superstar.

Calling it that would invite people to say - you don't miss the people you didn't put on your list? If they can't make a proper tribute, just don't include one at all. They clearly just don't give a [!@#$%^&*], and haven't in a long time.

He immediately got a huge surge in popularity after that blacklisting. A lot of people will pay big money to support a racist.

Yes, a syndicated news feature.