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Thanks so much for all your hard work, Slick! Weekly request: Terri Garber

That's right, that's him. Haha, I'm just burning through my ATWT list, tying up some loose ends. Thanks for trying, anyway. My next request is for an ATWT baby (not sure if that will be easier or more difficult): Madison Orofino

Thanks! New request: Jeffrey Lawrence

Next request: Paolo Seganti

Next request: Ellery Capshaw

Thanks, Slick! Sorry to hear about your recent issues, hope things will stay better. Another request: Nell Mooney

Happy New Year everyone! It's been a while since I've done a request. My first request of 2026: Meredith Hagner

Is anyone able to download this episode? The programme I usually use doesn't seem to recognize the path. We need to make an effort to make copies whenever a rare new episode shows up, just in case!

This is also how I always imagined the quads being reintroduced to the show. I always liked how the Snyder family was fully established early on, then introduced one at a time. Caleb and Ellie were mentioned long before they were introduced. One of the quads could have been brought in and because unlike the Snyders, these characters had a history on the show, we would know that there were 3 other siblings, maybe they'd even be mentioned from time to time, and when the first one had been woven into the canvas, a second could follow. As we had missed seeing them grow up, they could even introduce two of the quads separately from each other, have them interact with different sets of characters and leave it as a surprise that they were related (granted, this would only work if at least one of them went by a different name, but it's not like that never happened on the show). I think the most important reason why people are interested in the Quads is because it would have been a way to revive the Stewart family, which had sadly gotten lost over the years. I'm one of the bigger 2000s defenders for the show, having also started watching around 2000, but I often wish Emily, Alison and Susan hadn't been so isolated.

I'd be very curious where you are finding these scripts?

Saddened to hear about Eileen. I was thinking of the "7 divas on the bus" special for the 50th anniversary of the show. It is insane to me that 4 of those ladies are now no longer with us. Has anyone heard any news of Marie Masters or Kathleen Widdoes in recent years? They've both never appeared on The Locher Room. I'm sure they're just enjoying a quiet life, but I do sometimes wonder if we'd even find out if something were to happen to them. What are everyone's favorite Eileen moments? When SoapClassics released those 10-episode disc sets around certain couples or characters around a decade ago, I used to fantasize about what potential sets they could come up with. Which 10 episodes, spread out in time, would I select for a Tom & Margo disc set, a Lucinda disc set, a John disc set, or indeed a Lisa disc set? Admittedly, I missed most of Lisa's biggest moments, as I originally watched in the 2000's when Lisa was barely on. I've always been blown away by the scene where she says goodbye to Eduardo, so that would definitely be included. Just based on the number of flashback sequences it's been in, her goodbye to Earl might also be included. I've enjoyed some of what I've seen between Lisa and John as well, it's a shame to me that when they seemed to bring those two back together at the end of the 90's, those plans were torpedoed by John's short-lived marriage to Carly. What moments would you include on a 10-episode Lisa disc, provided most of pre-1979 ATWT has very sadly been lost?

I wonder if someone can help me figure out the timeline of Lisa & Earl... I was just watching the December 24, 1986 episode, which was posted a few years ago as "Christmas 1986". The start of the recording briefly flashes "Christmas 1987" across the screen, which made me wonder if it had been wrongly dated as 1986, but the cast clearly shows it's '86 (Greg Marx is still Tom, Brian and Beatrice are still on). This episode features a the famous goodbye scene between Lisa & Earl, that I have seen in many flashbacks later on ("Wherever you go and whatever you do, just remember how much I love you"), after Earl tells her he's an Interpol agent. Trouble is... don't Lisa & Earl get married at New Year's Eve between '86 and '87? I seem to remember they were supposed to have a double wedding with Brian & Shannon, although that half of the wedding doesn't end up happening. I know I've seen these episodes. Brian & Shannon are still very much together in this Christmas episode. So 1 week after this goodbye Earl & Lisa get married? Was this not Earl's final goodbye? I've always thought based on how often this scene was replayed later that it was. Or am I mixing up dates? EDIT: Lol, teaches me to post while I'm still watching... My question was answered in the episode. He pulls a Rachel Green and gets off the plane to surprise Lisa at home (and ask her to marry him in the process). I guess I'm still kind of surprised that the scene wasn't his final goodbye before he goes missing, as I always thought it was.

It's the same episode as the "Cry Of The Wind" episode on the Holden & Lily disc released by SoapClassics. That's where that particular date came from.

Thanks @Paul Raven, please do keep sending these as you find them. I'm hoping to be able to revisit the list over the summer