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Kate Collins and Fiona Hutchison appear in this episode.

On the Sept 16, 1976 (9-24-18) episode Virginia revealed that Luke is Lew's name. On the Sept 17, 1976 (9-24-18) episode during the hospital board meeting Mona mentioned the towns name Madison. I think this is the first time the name of the New England town the soap is set in is mentioned.

Jada Rowland made her debut as the new Carolee. On the Sept 6, 1976/ Sept 18. 2018 episode .

Thanks danfling

There's not much of the SC story. What little there is i found boring. The story ends with Jenny being kidnapped on location. OLTL had a revolving door of Dan Wolek's

The guy with Cassie was Dan Wolek. At time Dan was a newspaper reporter. The blonde guy with Dorian was Simon Warfield who was part of the San Carlos story. Simon was the son of the President of San Carlos. The story was about a quarter billion dollars worth of jewels which had been stolen from the government of San Carlos. I'm pretty sure this episode takes place right after the conclusion of that story. I didn't expect to see Joy and Connie O'Neil in this episode. I always thought the Corrington's created the O'Neil clan. This episode had to have been written by Hall & Slesar. I love Marco's witty lines too. Dan was SORAS too much.

I didn't see Scott's suicide coming. He was a dud character. But i still felt sorry for him. Lew/Luke whatever his name is is hot. Very curious to see when Lew/Luke becomes Eleanor's boy toy. The Dancy's were a fascinating family. Nola has become my favorite Dancy.

Never heard this song before. It's beautiful. Days should've played it when Paul was banging Will in his drab little room .

I agree with you guys. The tailend of DePriest's run is really good. I always found her work to be a mixed bag. I love how Joan's death engulfed the whole town. I hate seeing how Matt, the Dancy's and even Stacy are suffering. Thanks to Paul. But it makes for riveting soapy drama. When Stacy was singing Amazing Grace a camera man was coughing

I've been watching AMC from 1988. By then Cliff & Nina feel really played out. They don't feel played out in 1981 They still have a freshness to them.. Never knew Sean was after Nina. But it makes sense. Since Nina was a wealthy heiress. And Sean does go after Cecily 7 yrs later. I recently saw an episode from 1988 with Huey the sleazy manager of Foxy's. I was very surprise to see Huey running Foxy's in 1981. That's great continuity. I had no idea Sean and Daisy were lovers. Tempo always came across as Pine Valley's version of Time magazine. When Brooke was running it. I'm dying to see scenes between Tudi Wiggins and Susan Lucci. I'm loving seeing Dorothy Lyman as Opal. And the late Kay Campbell as Kate Martin. The stuff with Devon/Betsy/Wally is BORING. I'm loving seeing the very beginning of Jessie and Jenny friendship.

I had no idea that Tempo was once a gossip rag. Even Tempo had a shady past.

Spauldingfield will be doing mini character profiles on minor characters.