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@slick jones I was wondering if you had the page number for Mildred Clinton? I am sure she's on here as I saw her a few times in search, just wanted to make sure that some of the soaps I saw her mentioned as being on in a soap article are also on here. (there was a photo as well but I know you probably already have one)

Nicholas Lyndhurst here reminds me of Martin too, which is unexpected after I kept seeing fans say he would be a Niles replacement.

I don't know the context of this scene but I found this old screencap of Frank's Place on Twitter and it amused me.

I have seen a number of people here wondering if this Eddie stuff was to set up a Lois return, but I didn't think it would actually happen. I was never that into Lois but this is a nice treat for '90s fans and kudos to Wally and Rena for being willing to make it work, however brief the stint is.

He was great on there. The show was never the same after the cast changes in the last season. I also loved him in Roxanne as the sleazy taxidermist.

My best to John and his family.

Kyle Chandler & Wendy Phillips Interviews on "Homefront" (September 21, 1992) - YouTube

Thanks for checking. I know I have some interviews with her from her AW years, but I have no idea where they are, so this is much appreciated.

https://apnews.com/politics/massachusetts-utah-general-news-e80ae66f9572ddcdcc63a666913be886 Mitt Romney is retiring, and as always offering a whole lot of "both sides" nothingness. The Atlantic is publishing excerpts from a biography on him including his attempts to form a third party with Manchin, his disdain for JD Vance, et al.

@vetsoapfan may know that.

Happy belated birthday to Linda, one of the all-time best soap ladies.

I thought some might be interested in this, now that my scanner was working again. It's from Infinity Magazine, which is a great magazine to read if you enjoy old sci-fi/fantasy shows and films, or comic strips, toys, etc.

@Donna L. Bridges @EddieAWHP

Thanks for letting me know. I'll try to scan it tonight or tomorrow if I can get my scanner working.

https://deadline.com/2023/09/herb-alpert-foundation-entertainment-community-fund-strike-1235545823/ https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/steven-spielberg-kate-capshaw-donate-writers-actors-strike-funds-1235587341/

If you mean me, March 1977 Daily TV Serials. I can scan the blurb if you wish, but here's the writeup: The Edge of Night presented one of the most unusual episodes ever seen on a daytime TV serial in late November when an entire show consisted of only two on-screen characters for the entire thirty minutes. It was the show in which Nancy Karr spent her last morning with husband Mike before packing her bags and moving out. Serial historians can remember that only once before - on Another World with Steve and Alice Frame - has a soap opera presented a two-character episode. Edge's episode was superbly written by Henry Slezar [sic], and magnificently acted by Ann Flood and Forrest Compton. This was material that's indeed worthy of Emmy Award consideration this year!

The corporate media machine is desperate for Republicans to win, at any cost.

I know DWTS is desperate for people (although they got a few names this season), but I am surprised they booked a Housewives Husband. I wonder how many of the New Jersey men, especially Joe Gorga, are seething. I wonder if all the breakup stuff with Kyle was part of a PR ploy for this...

At least Joe Manchin can be proud, as he and his daughter continue sucking up money.

They uploaded a number of 1986 episodes over the last week.

Thanks. I'll have to look through some of my scans again, if I ever find where I put them. I'm always grateful when the random '50s soap episodes pop up, but I'd be so happy if any '70s moments resurfaced, especially for AW.

Thanks @vetsoapfan so much. I should have tagged you, but I didn't want to annoy people with my OCD questions. I had wondered if that might have been somewhere in those clips (I thought it might have been the episode before he went to prison where he asked her to smile), but since those were so many clips, I wasn't completely sure. It's a shame that this never got any recognition in soap magazines, the way that the Edge episode did (I saw that mentioned in that "101 greatest soap moments of all time" SPW issue). I guess Rauch's and Lemay's hostility toward Courtney and Reinholt overshadowed any memory or discussion of this moment. Two-hander I mostly just know because that's how EastEnders episodes along those lines are often described by fans, although they don't do them very often now.

An episode of Workers' Playtime, a BBC radio show that was started up during WWII and stayed on until 1964, lifting the spirits of many during brutal times. This is from 1949, and was recently found with help from a Radio Times campaign. @VeeYou may be interested as it stars Beryl Reid, the doyenne of Earthshock. Treasure Hunt - Canvas (bbcrewind.co.uk)