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Maggie and Sarah had a conversation when Sarah first returned in which they implied that Neil had died. Something about Neil being proud that she had become a doctor. I remember being annoyed because they seemed to cancel out Mickey raising Sarah.

Mary Frann remained close friends with SSH and Suzanne Rogers until she died. And Josh Taylor was in love with her. So she obviously got along with some co-workers.

Not even a hint so far.

Supposedly, the app for Roku is going to be available on Monday (4/12). Not sure about the timeline for the apps for other devices but the previous service had several options.

Thanks @DRW50. I didn't know that Martha had been in a sanitarium.

Yes, the second one is from April 19. Not much happened but Craig Huebing was the guest star. Well, now it appears to be gone. It was up last night! Maybe they meant to air it over Retro before uploading it to the site.

They only have two 1963 episodes up right now and neither have that title.

I think a couple of years later.

I thought everyone was a bit nonchalant about little Debbie's death. I did enjoy the episode though. I thought Fred J. Scollay stood out among the regular cast (no surprise). Nice surprise seeing Robert Mandan. Not sure daytime TV was right for Jock Gaynor, though he did have presence. Was impressed with the sets. Hope we see more of the early episodes.

Hated Melinda Fee. I wasn't a big Mary fan in the first place but Melinda's version was awful. Very one-note. So I wasn't sad when she was murdered. Karin Wolfe was actually my favorite Mary.

Wow, didn’t know (or remember) that Texas got a two-hour finale. The Doctors had to say goodbye in 30 minutes, after helping lift NBC to the top in the 70s.

Yes, when Dr. Lang was supposed to be recording his dying statement, the actor turned off the recorder. Agree about Marie Wallace.

@DRW50 I didn't care for the story either, other than the unintentionally funny bits regarding Dr. Lang.

Maybe the Lamonts, especially Charles?

Thanks @victoria foxton. Hope it's not much longer before we can finally see the episodes with Alec Baldwin.

Yeah, I wonder. Let me think. 😜

I agree. I have seen several veteran soap actors, such as Nicolas Coster and Marilyn Chris, indicating on FB that they would be interested in doing something like this when they see posts about one of these shows.

According to the TV Listings on newspapers.com, both, lol. One entry shows "Darien Original" airing June 6; the others show it airing June 13. For "Man Next Door (which has more entries)," shows it airing June 13, while others show it airing June 20. Maybe different stations aired at different times? I noticed that happening with another show around that time. Maybe go with June 6 for Darien and June 13 for Man Next Door? Or do you have something else for June 6?

Character on Young Widder Brown was Lita Haddon.

The Library of Congress added a 1945 episode of The Guiding Light to its National Recording Registry. The Guiding Light (Nov. 22, 1945) The Guiding Light was the longest-running scripted program in broadcast history, running from 1937 until 2009 on radio and television. The program was notable as an archetype of the highly populated radio "soap opera" genre and as a breakthrough success of the innovative and prolific scriptwriter, Irna Phillips, whom many credit with inventing the genre. Although the later TV series revolved around the Bauer family, the original radio version focused on the Rev. John Ruthledge and his congregation in the fictional community of Five Points. Ruthledge's reading lamp, visible to all who passed his house, was the program's namesake. Of the show's hundreds of episodes, the registry adds this installment aired on the first Thanksgiving after the conclusion of World War II. With Ruthledge still serving overseas as a chaplain, his friend, the Rev. Dr. Frank Tuttle, gives a moving sermon to a packed church. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/music-from-janet-jackson-connie-smith-nas-jimmy-cliff-enter-national-recording-registry

Even that awful suit can't ruin his good looks, lol!

Some quality control would have helped re episodes being out-of-order, containing the wrong synopsis, etc. but I doubt they have a large enough staff to do that.