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This is from a 1979 "TV Dawn to Dusk." The headline is misleading because Bill didn't do anything except appear in a scene with her when she had a bit part on Days. He did mention it in his book though so she obviously made an impression. He said it was shortly after Doug got out of prison (so that would have been 1970). http:/

I remember Peter Ratray but had no idea about the film! Wasn't he sort of a teen heart throb? Seems like I remember seeing him in "16 Magazine."

Peter Simon went to As the World Turns soon after he left SFT (which I think was in 1979). And he should be turning up on GL soon (assuming the clips continue).

I hope we get to see Bunker walk too. Well, if Matt had been hurt, Karen will be useless too, so maybe Ed will have to pitch in. Only one shot was fired so far though. Maybe Anderson shot himself or the shot was deflected somehow. AllMyShadiows, I got a big kick out of Bunker when he was stirring things up. The actor was just so good. Now I just plain love him and he turned in to one of my favorite characters.

Bunker might have been able to get through to Ralph because of his own guilt about his wife (and wrongly blaming Matt). But it would have been interesting to have him there when he was still holding his grudge and being snarky. He would have been all over this!

Another tense hour. Ralph has gone beyond the deep end, waiting to get the "word," to kill everyone. Can't wait to see what happens next! Poor Carolee, she always has trouble getting people to listen to her (and she's usually right with her instincts). Loved the Nick & Althea scenes, especially when he thought she was teasing him on the phone and then when she was cradling him in her arms.

Nola should be meeting Quinton soon. I hope the person who has been uploading these clips has that episode.

I also don't think hospital security guards would have been the norm in 1968. I'm looking forward to seeing how Hope Memorial gets out of this mess. No one else was in the room when Lila asked Nick to help her so he doesn't have any witnesses. I can't see Ralph making a sea change in his attitude the way Bunker did. And yes, amybrickwallace, Matt and Nick look great in their scrubs (of course, I think Nick always looks great, lol).

Thanks for the article DRW50! I get a bonus with the SSH picture, lol. Today's episode was very intense too. I won't say anymore for now in case others haven't had a chance to see it.

I may have trouble looking at Steve the same way again after seeing today's first episode. I had no idea this was how he became involved with Karen. By the time I remember seeing them, she was causing all the problems. Now I see he brought the problems on himself.

I knew that would be happening but I wasn't expecting it this soon, lol!

Yes, that was Larry Linville.

Matt's blind spot regarding Karen drives me crazy but I guess it makes him human. Otherwise he would be too perfect to be true. He also seems overly accommodating to Ed Stark so far. Nick and Althea are just beautiful together no matter what they're doing. I'm looking forward to everyone's reaction when they learn why the Andersons are against medical treatment.

Without spoiling too much, someone actually does physically throw Bunker out of a place, lol. You should be seeing that one soon. Regarding the Andersons,

Yeah, Maggie's eye rolling was in overdrive today (understandably). I'm very interested in how the Andersons' situation is going to be handled. Not until Matt stops enabling her! Maybe Steve's comments about the other interns thinking Karen is receiving favoritism from the Chief of Staff will do the trick.

All My Shadows, I'll be curious about what you think of Nathan Bunker when you catch up!

I've wondered whether it could be a religious issue?

I'm so upset about Bunker. He'd better be all right after all he's put us through, lol.

I remember watching the hearings in the summer of 1973. I was getting ready to start high school and had started being interested in politics. It was pretty interesting at the time. If I'm recalling correctly, the networks started taking turns in airing the hearings so the programs weren't pre-empted on every channel, every day. In the 60s, I remember the soaps being pre-empted for the return of various space capsules. I used to get mad because you really couldn't see much. It didn't seem worth it to interrupt the soaps, lol. I wasn't old enough to appreciate I was witnessing history (except for the moon landing, of course, which happened at night). The cameras couldn't get close and you could only see a little blip splashing in the ocean.

I came across an old newspaper clipping on newspapers.com, dated August 2, 1968, that indicated Terry Kiser had already left the show to do a play. I thought he might have come back later but I could be confusing that with him being on "The Secret Storm." amybrickwallace, I would watch Nathan Bunker's Place in a heartbeat, lol.

I would give anything to see those tapes Robert Clary had! Wonder whether he still has them (and they still work)? I'd also like to see the "Daze of Our Lives" that Edward Mallory did. I'm assuming that was something he did for himself and his co-workers.

I'm pretty sure that was Bud Cort (of Harold & Maude fame) who played the telegram delivery boy in today's second episode.

Bunker's scenes got to me too. House Jameson has been so wonderful in this role. I'm really going to miss him when he's gone. I hope he sticks around a while longer, at least to let us see Bunker finally walking. And I also hope something develops between John and Bonnie. He's such a good guy and I'd like to see him be appreciated. It's been nice seeing Lynn Benish again too. I remember her from OLTL and always liked her. Nothing against Kathleen Murray or her acting but she seems too soft in comparison to Bethel Leslie's Maggie, and that's been a disappointment in these key scenes regarding Matt, Maggie, and Karen. I could definitely see why Murray would have been a popular ingenue in her younger days though.

I don't remember Lydia Bruce playing Maggie as sarcastic but my best memories of her are from the 70s so she could have changed over the years. I always sort of thought of Matt and Maggie as the patriarchal/matriarchal figures because they seemed old (lol) to me at the time compared to the other characters (and myself). Kathleen Murray reminded me very much of Ann Williams.

Thanks, I overlooked it!