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Thanks! What a treat. And such pristine quality. I wish they could release some of those episodes for the anniversary.

I have a feeling their hand may have been forced on that one, as Soapsquawk (which leaked Ross being Robert's shooter 4-5 days early) published an article saying Middleton was leaving. Then Digital Spy put out one after that where he had to say Ashley had to go at some point but he was still under contract. I wasn't sure if you were still watching as you don't post now, but I'm glad you are.

No. Tonya was fired in summer 1986 and Tamara debuted at the start of 1987 or very late 1986.

This is hilarious. http://www.politico.com/story/2015/10/campaigns-gripe-over-greenrooms-at-third-gop-debate-215226

Or Tonya Pinkins being fired on vacation.

Reminds me of the photo shoot he did for Episodes.

Frannie, with Lily chasing him.

You may like Sean Baxter (not a well written part, but the actor, Burke Moses, was pretty hot).

I think she was also on Secret Storm a year or two after this.

1990 episodes being uploaded, unlisted.

More 1990 episodes uploaded unlisted.

Apparently Roy did marry that woman and leave town, yes. I have to admit Holmes and HBS didn't do a lot for me. The contrast is especially striking at the time that she and Hal are alone together at his old hometown and they realize they have now moved on. More 1990 episodes being uploaded, unlisted.

I'd think they'd be happy to just have the job at this point...

If Sharon did she didn't for long. Michelle did, yes - she had stories about it for a number of years (in her last few years on the show she dated one of her professors). The reason they don't have young characters going to uni now is because there's an anti-intellectualism in the writing. Wanting to go to uni means you're above yourself, and must be ridiculed. It means you're uptight. You will either lost interest (Abi) or be revealed to not be good enough (Tamwar). Even Libby, who left the show to go to uni, didn't get to stay there. It's another example of what a bad self-parody EE has become.

I guess those must be selling well for Titan if they're expanding. Paul McGann is such a gorgeous man. So what did you think of Maisie Williams?

Was she the one who said holla all the time?

This aired March 10, 2000.

Given that the Brandi stuff of the last few years seemed to help keep ratings down even when they were supposedly going to have comeback seasons, I'm surprised Bravo still hangs on. I guess Andy is still a fan.

DTC going back to one of his and Santer's old chestnuts yet again. And as always I imagine viewers will guffaw and ask when he'll beat up Ben. Stuff like this is one of many reasons why I will never, ever take Phil seriously as a character. http://www.digitalspy.com/soaps/s2/eastenders/news/a675459/eastenders-spoilers-broken-man-phil-mitchell-to-start-drinking-again.html#~pseMlJc70btQnK

Lindsey Graham has a wah-wah. I can't believe he actually thought he ever had a chance. The only reason anyone even knows him is because of closet case speculation. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/lindsey-graham-ben-carson-kill-someone Another wah-wah, sadly from someone who likely will get the nomination, because the press adores him. Media darling Marco doesn't bother to vote because he hates the Senate. And votes are pointless anyway, amiritie? I guess in Florida they really are. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/marco-rubio-hates-senate Not even bothering with the usual wah-wah from Carson and Trump, as they have no real shot of winning anyway, when it gets down to crunch time, but this did make me laugh. http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/donald-trump-not-easy-million-dollars

I recognized Harley immediately. Glad she's still getting work. Ryan McPartlin (Hank, Passions) is the male lead. Here's the IMDB credit, under a different title. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt4789290/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_6

My thoughts on the rewind episode: I was spoiled, but I'm not too sorry about it, as to be honest I didn't care about the mystery anyway. The idea of Andy and Ross working together is interesting (and it's not out of character for Andy, especially since we saw Ross systematically manipulating him into agreeing), but I just don't think Pete has done enough to warrant Ross' raging hatred of him. It feels like a "clever" idea to link the two brother feuds, and I just don't know if it works. I've actually come to like Pete far more than Ross, which is sad. I hope they fix Ross, and I hope they keep Pete and Andy friends. I wish the show would have them hook up - they'd make a good couple. As for Ross, they seem to think they can constantly have him behave in a sociopathic, childish way, and just pass it off as simultaneously "oh he's hurting" and "isn't he so cheeky." It's not working for me. At all. It's just boring and unpleasant. Paddy's cheating is not out of character for him, but I'm wary of where this will go. If this is going to be "poor Paddy stalked by a psycho," I'm going to be ticked off, because I'm tired of that story, and because it's dishonest. He's a manwhore - let him face the consequences. The Ashley scenes were harrowing...by far the best part of the episode. Aaron's monologue about loving Robert and always wanting to take him back felt like fan fiction. It matches nothing I saw onscreen in months, where Aaron was more than fine being without Robert. The "poor Aaron" stuff just isn't working. Time to let him grow up. Well past time. I'm so tired of seeing Chas weak and frail and being babied. I don't understand what has happened to this character. I don't recognize anything about her since I tuned back in this year. Kate Oates does not know her at all.

The producers missed a trick there.