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I'm looking forward to seeing season one soon. I was going to skip it since it didn't have Alexis but I quickly came to love all the cast so now I'm dying to see it. Fallon's been interesting this season those few moments she got to be snarky were wonderful although I'm enjoying her affair with Nick and the car crash and her realizing she wants to keep her baby.

After seeing a few YouTube clips of the more over the top moments I finally started watching the show and picked up with Season 2. I loved it more than I thought I would. Its a lot more character driven than I had expected, especially in the firsthalf of the season. I'm enjoying that while I can. I am enjoying every character on the show and I loved the Nick Toscanni storyline. Its great to see a much younger Heather Locklear as I have only seen her on Melrose Place. She's great as Sammy Jo. Pamela Bellwood has been great too. I can't wait to see her character get out of her depressed state, if she ever does. I'm also loving Pamela Sue Martin as Fallon and Al Corley as Steven so I'm not looking forward to the roles being recast.

Thanks! I'm really enjoying all of this discussion of the past. Its nice to get more insight to when I wasn't watching.

Was it Heather Tom's decision to leave? I really wish she were still in the role. She's great on B&B but I feel they don't need her. And seeing Heinle as Victoria...I just can't.

That's unfortunate. They could at least do a little mini-series to test it out. It might not work long term but a 5 or 6 episode order could bring in good ratings.

Renee Elise Goldsberry is going to be on The Following next week.

That's interesting about Tess being the one who tormented Dorian. I hadn't heard about that. I didn't see the actual storyline but from what I've heard, I would honestly prefer it to have been Tess.

Well deserved too! I loved the premiere. I've been watching nothing but TWD this past week.

Wow! Thank you so much for sharing that. So Bill Bell was still with DAYS in 1977? For some reason I thought he left in 1975. I love how honest and open Bill, Pat and Ann are and Pat's story about fighting to tell Tommy's being amnesiac after returning from Vietnam and having her own family member in the same situation is really interesting. I had no idea. Same with the Trish killing her stepfather story. I would love to see more of 60s and 70s DAYS.

Thanks for filling me in. I was thinking about switching cable companies and wanted SoapNet again, regardless of how much time it has left. 2010 was a rough year to sit through though. It was the first time I kept my promise to stop watching. I did enjoy Viki and Charlie's marriage troubles when he fell off the wagon though, but that was only brief. I hope they go through the final episode and then play some real classics, or at least 90s to early 2000s. Anything other than the past 10 years. Thanks for filling me in. I was thinking about switching cable companies and wanted SoapNet again, regardless of how much time it has left. 2010 was a rough year to sit through though. It was the first time I kept my promise to stop watching. I did enjoy Viki and Charlie's marriage troubles when he fell off the wagon though, but that was only brief. I hope they go through the final episode and then play some real classics, or at least 90s to early 2000s. Anything other than the past 10 years.

Thanks for sharing that Family Feud episode. I've been looking for it and its nice to finally see it. Wasn't Kathy Glass some diva behind the scenes? Has anyone been watching the SoapNet repeats? If they still air them, I was wondering what month/year they were at now.

According to her Wiki page she thought someone from her past wasafterher when she was ran downso she asked Michael to fake her death at the hospital. That makes no sense to me though. How would she not know that Samanthas father her over?

if I remember correctly I believe they showed flashbacks of Michael helping her fake her death.

Thanks for sharing those. I really wish they would release some of the classic episodes. The 70s-early 80s and the 90s intrigue me most on this show. Its nice reading about Jill's being insecure about Drucilla and trying to get her fired and demanding to know Nina's intentions with Ryan for Phillip's sake. For some reason, I kind of thought they backed off on Nina's relationship with Jill a while after Phillip's death. Did that continue through the years before Nina left town?

Thanks for sharing that SFK. I had been hoping to see her entire speech. She looks great and her speech was so well written. I get so mad when I think of what could have been with Carla and Ed and Sadie and down the line with Josh.

I just got done watching the first season so I really enjoyed the little reunion. Donna Mills looked great I would love for them to do a reuion special. I was also surprised they didn't mention Larry and kept waiting for it.

That sounds like an amazing story. I would love to see some of Margo's run as well. I didn't realize that Margo's Claudette was the same one who killed Eddie either. I wish they had not killed her off, especially in such a harsh way.

Wow thanks for posting that. Even though their still on the show, I miss this Katherine and Jill.

I'm so happy to hear that. It doesn't feel real for some reason though. I guess because most of the other cast members announced via twitter. I hope this all works out.

I'm trying to figure it out. Not using my computer where I know how to post a link. It shows before I submit the post, but once its posted, the link is gone.

Here you go

The robotic arm happened in 1985, a result of his 1982 exit. The scenes in this episode have him spying on Karen, wanting to strangle her from behind some bushes, then having a psychological flash or maybe a flashback, it was hard to tell, but well done. Then he hires Claudette (I think that was her name) a hooker who worked with Karen to manipulate her. It was very exciting. The show was more gothic than I had imagined, but its nicely done and I couldn't stop watching the entire episode. Also had Ina Hopkins, Katrina Karr, Anna Wolek, Ed Hall (briefly), Faith Kipling. Its posted by jupitervideovision99 and just titled ONE LIFE TO LIVE.

Thanks ellabelle. I was only half watching at the time thanks to Pratt.

When did that happen? I don't remember it at all.

I'm not sure that it was ever posted here but there is a 1980 episode up on YouTube with a lot of Karen and Ivan. That was the first time I've seen a good chunk of their story and I see why it was so popular. Seeing more of Katrina, I wish she had stuck around.