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Thanks @Maxim I like how Mia Korf plays that scene - you can see Blair can't even keep up the facade. And Dorian can't resist prodding, even when it potentially keeps her from seeing Addie.

One of the claims I heard was that Tina didn't really ask for much salary as she was very wealthy in real life. That would make sense to me as otherwise I think she would have been let go at some point between 93-97 (and probably banished around the Conboy or Wheeler eras to a few appearances a year).

I do think Frank had chemistry with Melina and Sherry. Not so much after that, but I guess he was willing to take a low salary and do as told.

If he goes to Y&R or B&B I won't be bothered at present...but if he is already back at GH or DAYS... To be fair he may be out of soaps. If he wants to do a lot of bad, dated gay material elsewhere, he certainly can't do any worse than Ryan Murphy. He probably missed that boat by a few years given our current climate.

An hour and 30 minutes to an hour and 44 minutes, give or take. About an hour to an hour and 4 minutes. It's a shame Craig never went to therapy for why he was so codependent with all his exes. I suppose it was down to Betsy never loving him. (not counting the fake Craigs)

I guess Love Island doing so well is another factor. I mostly just keep it to watch SNL but I'm not sure I should bother.

https://deadline.com/2025/07/general-hospital-star-tristan-rogers-cancer-1236461170/ My thoughts with Tristan and his friends and family.

It felt a bit eerie that Robert made a surprise return to GH today with the news about Tristan Rogers having cancer. I wish him the best.

What will they do without Carl Ivati? I hope he does well as his other project.

Some Palmer and Natalie wedding material, the first being about 45 minutes to 55 minutes, the second an hour and six minutes to an hour and 12 minutes. The first also has a cast credit crawl. There's a wonderful moment in the wedding scenes where Erica greets Palmer warmly...and then privately threatens Natalie if she ever hurts Palmer.

After seeing some of the early 1987 clips again I'm even more horrified by Alex's hair. I assume she was aged up due to her pairing with HB, but she looks more like Harriet Oleson from Little House.

A medical issue, maybe. Not sure. Felicity was close friends with McTavish, who was headwriter at this time.

Rib Hillis as Ethan on Passions. Oddly, I did not see this listed on his IMDB.

I don't think he thought he was superior to the show. He worked heavily for half a decade, had to, IIRC, go through knee surgery, and also had to deal with a lot of overly invested fans. If he wanted a break I can't blame him.

I wasn't confused about Lillian being there, I just got the sense they were suggesting Adam and Lillian knew each other.

Some mid-April 1987 footage from about an hour and 16 minutes to an hour and 20. My main takeaway is that the short-lived Snyder parlor arrived earlier than I had realized. (I know budget is limited but I never know why the show got rid of it - the Snyders needing to have every single conversation in the kitchen eventually became a little much)

Another Loving fragment at around an hour and 15 minutes.

It happened to me too. I was unable to edit a post. There are a number of Roger and Adam scenes on Youtube in the 1979 episodes and in Adam's brief 1994 return. The ClassicGL channel has some individual scenes. Here's one. I also found this conversation with Lillian and Adam. They never crossed paths onscreen before but I suppose we were meant to believe Lillian had been working as a nurse at Cedars for years before we first saw her. Does anyone remember? I wonder if they were considering bringing him back to be paired with Lillian, unless this is just yet another example in this era of having to find some justification for putting Lillian in a scene.

This is on Youtube. I posted it a few times but I know there are a lot of pages. It just shows a few glimpses up to the rape story, focusing on Roger/Holly/Ed and Roger/Peggy breaking up. These clips were from Zaslow and Garrett themselves, I believe.

Rosenthal is a mock film critic for The Onion. He's done "reviews" for a decade or so - the only thing left from when they had much more video content. I go in and out. I watched more of the early seasons.

I always enjoy seeing Peter Rosenthal's reviews...never quite thought I'd see him like this.

I could see that too, although she may not have had the right humor (ironic as she was on a sketch comedy show).

She would have been a good Elizabeth Spaulding recast.

It makes me think of when Jake raped Marley, which is two years away.