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I was reading that Marty West's Shayne's bare butt was shown. Is that true? Any evidence, please? He's hot AF. Did anyone else from that time show their butts? Evidence, please!!!

It was the latter. How was she received?

I've hears before that Irish was "ruined" towards the end of her run. Can anyone explain what happened?

Are there any full 90 minute episodes?

Jesus, in my almost 15 years of studying this genre I never heard the term "Strip Show" to describe radio serials. It makes sense (shortened from comic strip, I assume). This is fun.

How long between the trial and this? And how long did the viewers know?

When did the "The Chief" story start and who did it? Was it actually Lemay?

Regarding the vault, A) Is the Ashley/Victor moment in the rain up? I think this was when he found out about the abortion. B ) Any Rose Deville episodes included yet?

What was the last good era for the show? I tried watching a few episodes from, I think, 1984. The dialogue was DREADFUL.

Does anyone know the air-date for when Luke raped Laura?

I emailed! Let me know

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What vault? Link?

I hated JHC like everyone. The show was just trash. Uneven. Like others said, at least the show felt like AMC directly before her. It is clear that ABC wanted to remodel AMC. I'd even say that OLTL, in terms of feel, was the same as it was in the 90s. An abbrivated version, of course. People tend to talk a lot about Y&R's struggles. Specically, how the hour show killed the original major families. And CBS/SONY [!@#$%^&*] it up after 2007. People forget that AMC suffered the same fates and for the same reason. It's almost like they were 3 years apart of everything.

St. Croix St.Claire Garland Bankhead Saxton ...Lord...?

I was somehow under the impression that the Brooks family was far richer. I was not expecting Jennifer to cook in a kitchen. Also, that scene really looked like a precursor to the Abbott breakfasts.

I am trying to watch the whole story of the trial. Does anyone know the date of this event? I'm trying to figure out what happened directly to this. IIRC, it had something to do with Sloan's book. I am curious to when, exactly, Dorian decided to do this. EDIT: The correct video is Dorian trying to destroy Victor's corpse. Unfortunately, I am having difficulties copying/pasting.

Is there a link that isn't broken? I do know that, at one point, this link worked.

Does anyone have copies of the "The Young and the Restless" bible? I am curious on what it says about the show. Many show bibles I read had a section which involved the thematic concept. Even Dark Shadows had one. I am curious to what Y&R has.

That will mean the world to me!

A long while ago there was a video with both Brenda's Jill and Jess's Jill doing similar lines. Does anyone know were that is?

A while back, on youtube, a montage video was posted that I am looking for. In essence, it was a montage of various openings with a voice-over. Does anyone know were I can find that? Who was it, btw?

I agree. Many times in the student union I would play Ryan's Hope or Edge of Night or Doug Marland's ATWT and people would turn their heads and watch. Same when I would play the shows at this AirBnB I stayed at. Hell, my fiance, who has the attention span of a nat, will stop, and sit, when I play per-Barnabus Dark Shadows. Again, a guy who defines ADHD will sit for HOURS watching that show. He has even gotten into The Doctors. But. The same doesn't hold true whenever I watch current crap. I know this because in the same settings, I tested it (showing Nancy Curlee's GL then shwoing the years RIGHT BEFORE Peapack or the last year of AMC's ABC run vs the 90s. 90's AMC tends to hold up remarkably well).

Where is the AW bible?