Jerry675

2 hours ago, hsfolk said:

then why are y'all making a big deal about Don Jr and that Russian that visited Trump Tower?

define yall please

14 minutes ago, hsfolk said:

did you also notice they stopped funding it once Trump got closer to the nomination and Hillary's campaign picked it up? 

means nothing idiot. its oppo research, which is common in every campaign d*psh*t

american idol guy

and constance maroles!

ive always had crushes on my two sisters

Gdrosssssssd

On 10/10/2017 at 2:12 PM, DramatistDreamer said:

 

Look at the AVI and you'll quickly figure out who is a troll and who is not.

What exactly is it about my AVI or avatar that you do not like @DramatistDreamer? Is it the way that I look in person?

Luv Hilz.

Hunt Block was the best Craig. His performance during Brynats death was unbelievable. Couldn’t stand Bryce return for the most part... not necessarily a comment on him. Mostly Goutman BS. though Jean and team wrote indiv great scenes with him and Liz Hubberd esp in the beg of his return

I loved 2000 and the headwriting stint of  Karen Harris/Jonathan Estrin/Barbara Bloom. It felt like PC had finally hits its stride. I was excited to watch almost everyday. When the telenovela style/ B&E started that December there was a noticeable decline in quality on the first day

ATWT did not need John Dixon after around 1997. the character had run its course. Bryggman should have been put on recurring during that period before Marie Masters.

49 minutes ago, kalbir said:

Maybe it's me, but I've always gotten the feeling that it was H. Wesley Kenney that laid all the groundwork for Y&R's rise to #1 but Ed Scott ended up getting all the credit. 

Ed Scott also surrounded himself with the creme de la creme of producers... Kathy Foster, Nancy Wiard, David Shaughnessy. 

Is there any 1997-98 Y&R online, specifically the Veronica/Sarah SL? that umbrella story is my fave from that era. Any clips would just make my day. 

21 hours ago, mango said:

 

Mr. Goutman is synonymous with the word destruction, isn't he? There were so many simple, but poignant scenes in the Hughes kitchen over the years. Nancy knew how to make a mean sandwich  

 

A number of sets were dismantled late 2006/early 2007.

Goutman sure is! And putting Helen Wagner on recurring towards the end (as reported by Michael Logan ca. 2009) was another crime.

3 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Just a word of caution-- please beware of troll's masquerading as well-intentioned posters asking innocent-looking questions.  

Some of these questions and answers have already been discussed at length.  Of course, the trolls already know this- they are just trying to engage unsuspecting and relatively new posters, so they can get a foothold in the thread and start occupying it with nonsense.

 

A good clue for relatively recent posters (i.e. those who aren't using an alias because they've already been put on ignore by other board members) is to look at the avatars. If the avatar looks like it was done by an unstable person, it's usually because it represents an unstable person.

 

It would be a shame if unstable persons start occupying this thread the way they already occupy other threads (*coughs* GH).  We have really good, intelligent discussions in this thread and I really don't wish to see these discussions veer toward the absurd like some of other threads on this board.

 

Just an FYI. 

Actually I searched the thread for answers to my Hughes living room set question and found nothing. 

Does anyone know the final time we saw the Hughes living room in whole or part? i seem to remember seeing it in 1999 as part of the molly/chris story, but cannot pinpoint the exact episode on youtube.

i know that we frequently saw the hughes kitchen up until late 2006 when idiot Chris Goutman destroyed it and made it part of the Oakdale Now set. This was extraordinarily unforgivable.