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Maeve was close to Joel in age, much more so than he and Jayne. Maeve was only a few years older than Joel while Joel was 14 years older than Jayne.

I wasn't surprised that Jody and Preacher weren't together at the end. Charles Flohe and and Karrie Emerson simply didn't click together. Had Lori Loughlin still been playing Jodi, I think Jody and Preacher might have gotten a happy ending.

I, too, love Zaida Coles as Anna. I find her mesmerizing to watch. We're now into early January 1969 and rest assured that Liz becomes prominent again. I also wonder how much longer Toll will be on, especially since she was in the premiere cast of Somerset in March 1970.

Wasn't her name Julie Phillips? She was around for about 18 months and her Sally was infatuated with Joey Perrini.

Slick, I vaguely remember reading that Wendy's last name was Prescott. CHARACTERS WITHOUT LAST NAMES, CHARACTERS WITHOUT NAMES: ANNOUNCER: Bill Wolff For character stories/ information I suggest : Somerset Online Somerset Register Also for in depth dates: The Another World Homepage...Spinoffs The cast to follow.

I think Greta also appeared around December 1967/January 1968. Someone reported seeing her name in the credits at that time.

I loved the Earles! And Dot's bunny slippers! arrive on the scene! The Earle's were great comic foils for Sky/Raven, they always made me chuckle.

Sharon said in an interview last year that she was very unhappy and miserable at AW. Her then husband Larry Joshua intervened, called AW's producer, and demanded she be released from her contract. AW agreed to write her out before the end of her contract and Brittany and Catlin abruptly left the show.

It is an impressive set. God, I loved the wedding episodes today. I'm such a softy that I was crying at points. Loved seeing Anna Ford out and about at the wedding, Nick firing Martha (again), and all the voiceovers during the wedding ceremony. Beautifully done! My favorite moment was a poignant scene where Althea's mom is smiling while watching her daughter get married and after reminiscing about her late husband. Directly behind her are Karen and Steve, miserable as ever. Steve's staring at Karen is once again fixated on Matt. An amazing moment. Brilliant direction!

Interesting speculation that it's a real chapel. What I found interesting was that they had folding chairs rather than benches in the pews. Never saw that before!

Nope. Wasn't referencing something I saw on Facebook but speculation I saw on Interwebs message boards.

For some reason, Joan Copeland as Alex does ring a bell to me.

Biegler apparently played Beth for two episodes according to this site: http://glmemories.blogspot.com/2007/12/hide-and-seek.html She can be seen in part 3 of the clips listed on that site.

Thanks for sharing this. That area looked familiar to me so I did some Googling and found out AMC taped those scenes in New Hope, PA (an awesome town on the Delaware River). I rode that train about seven years ago and it was a delight. https://www.newhoperailroad.com

SOC has many things wrong. Van Vleet was there well into the summer of 1986. I've seen episodes where he was still being credited in late July. I believe Simon returned in late July or August, shortly after Johnny appeared.

Thanks for the great opinions. I, too, don't think Lakin would have skipped such an integral plot point. Makes no sense at all. Nonetheless, I'm just grateful I'm getting a chance to watch these treasures.

Saynot, I can't say how appreciative I am of what you share on YouTube. It's such a treat to see these gems. I wish more soap collectors would do the same.

Some speculate that the episode was pre-empted back in 1968 due to the World Series and that Lakin and Edelstein recapped the plot developments via dialogue in the episode that aired yesterday. That makes sense to me. It doesn't make sense that Lakin and Edelstein would skip such a pivotal point in the story, especially since they're taking the time to show the lead-up to the wedding.

Since we're being pummeled by snow, I got to watch today's episodes live. It appears that another episode may have been skipped though we get a brief recap via dialogue. And things are getting a bit weird back at Hope Memorial...

And what of Martha slipping Penny a sip of champagne? Can you imagine that happening today? And the reaction?

Interesting. My hope during that period was that GL would bring on Roscoe Born as Ed Bauer. A bit younger than Peter Simon but I thought his presence would give the Bauer family a much needed boost and a sexy patriarch.

Swajeski started the Iris/Hank romance. She left a few months later.

In terms of the Frame family, I think some potential was wasted before Lemay even arrived. Scuttlebutt had it that Jason was going to be a potential love interest for Rachel when he arrived in late 1987. Plus, he was slated to have two daughters, but they never surfaced.

I didn't get the impression that Steve was horny. I thought he was horribly cruel to Karen in those scenes and wished she had told him to stifle himself.

Very interesting chat between Matt and Mike in the second of today's episodes. The conversation reveals a fact about Mike's past that I wasn't aware of.