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Hey guys, I wanted to revisit these lists I posted a few weeks ago of the episodes on the 10play site. I filled in more episode numbers and dates. Just trying to confirm that they've all been uploaded somewhere. I'll do one category at a time so people can comment and check the thumbnails. I can't place the Ridge/Thorne fashion show (Drew Tyler Bell is in it) and I understood there should be 10 episodes per category (50 overall) but when I go to the thumbnails I only see 8, so maybe someone can view the page with VPN and see what's on there. Best Weddings - done, episode numbers and dates are listed on the videos in the vault Best Fashion Shows Brooke's Bedroom Date: 12/11/98 Episode #: 2942 On the Vault it would also be cool if anyone has the original version with original music to upload Lake Como Date: October 29, 1997 Episode #: 2661 On the Vault Ridge vs Thorne Date: ??? (between 2004-2010?) Episode #: ??? Forrester vs Jackie M, Pt 1 & 2 Dates: August 13-14, 2009 Episode #s: 5628-5629 On YouTube & also uploaded by @Slutty Shauna Fan here: Hope for the Future Date: 8/19/11 (based on thumbnail) Episode #: 6137 On YouTube: California Freedom: Date: 7/20/15 Episode #: 7123 On YouTube: Quinn's Fashion Show Date: November 11, 2016 Episode #: 7461 On YouTube:

That's so bizarre @janea4old I literally just watched that episode tonight in German in my quest to watch everything in order. Language barrier aside it's pretty boring. Victor is incredibly mushy with Ashley and gives her a model yacht. "Frantic Casey" makes it sound much more exciting than it was.

Eric's win was so richly deserved. He should be one of those mega-multiple winners like David Canary. I remember that he didn't used to submit his name. Such a shame he wasn't there to make a speech. God Bless Eric Braeden lol.

I guess they open with Dina on Monday and they wanted to have some closure for both parents with John's funeral and what may be Dina's last Christmas. It's still a puzzling choice. If they had to show something recent, which is not my preference, at least they could have chosen the 2017 episodes where Dina admits Brent Davis is Ashley's father. At least that's a reference to real Y&R history, unlike the fake history they created around Theo. I do worry we won't see Marla Adams again. She's 81 so probably isn't coming back to the set anytime soon. We just might get a mention that she passed offscreen. It would be better if they just said she went back into care but they are going to be hurting for storylines when they came back because absolutely nothing was going on except the silly Adam/Victor murder thing, and this would be an easy story to get people reeled in emotionally. I also have to laugh about how the episode centers around Kyle and Lola, who six months later are divorced anyway. It doesn't even make sense financially, if someone wanted to see this episode for some reason they could just pay for CBS All Access.

CBS Soaps April 10, 1992

LOL!

What storylines did they have in that awards cycle? Beth had the miscarriage with her professor, what about Tracey? Beth is absolutely adorable lol.

aw, I thought they were actually going to show Kevin burning down Gina's. This episode was great, but wanted to see the fire in HD. This was such an oddly transitional time on the show. They had every woman interested in Damon to try and find one that would stick. I had completely blocked out that Lauren was with Raul.... WTF. To be honest, Neil flat out giving it to Lily for her stupidity was the best part. This story was so timely. They don't do stories like this anymore.

That's a good one. According to the recap, it's all Abbot with no other scenes: https://www.soapcentral.com/yr/recaps/2006/060821.php#thu Now I wonder what the last episode will be... worried it might be Patty shooting Jack or something. I don't think Colleen is remembered enough on the show for them to do something with her death. Maybe Delia's death, but thats more a Billy Miller showcase than the Abbot family.

Sobering to see so many of that weeks recaps saying the show was preempted due to the events of 9/11. I'm honestly thinking they chose that just because Michelle Stafford is in it. At this point I'm not understanding their choices anymore. The episode selections are too random. I can understand that initially they were just choosing whatever. But now? They should be either airing full weeks in order or having some narrative thread throughout the week. So let's say you want to do villains, you do a week of the Baldwin brothers. Let's say two days of Michael finally breaking into Christine's apartment plus the resolution. Then maybe the day that Kevin first visits Michael and reveals they are brothers. Then the last two days are Kevin setting fire to Gina's and the resolution to that. For the Abbots, you can show Tracy and Ashley's arrival in GC, then Dina's first appearance, then Jabot being taken over by Victor, then Jack getting Jabot back, then John's death. Obviously they messed up big with the Masquerade. A lot of people were asking did Danny really get shot, what happened? Then weeks later we see a scene where we learn the bullets are fake... we should have seen them all in order. And to be honest some of these episodes really aren't that strong other than the one shocking moment. There are so many great episodes to choose, even when nothing much is happening but conversations.... like that March 1993 episode where Jill tells John about her pregnancy. That wasn't a big event but it was probably the best episode so far because of the writing. The episodes of Lily pouring water on Hillary, Phyllis putting an octopus in Christine's bed, David dying in a trash compactor... they weren't that great as standalone episodes. They would have been better with context. Otherwise you really only need the clip of the one scene.

I don't think Jack's proposal to Phyllis is a seminal moment in Abbot history.... ? If they are showing Jack getting Jabot back they should also show when he lost it.

I'm shaking my head that they didn't use Abbot week to showcase the earlier Patty/Jack stuff, even if it is different actors.. Brenda Epperson will be in one of the Abbot episodes, so why not Terry Lester?

I said the same thing about the ball episodes. A lot of people on social media were wondering what happened after Danny was shot. Now a month later we get the episode three days later? People will be confused. It's stupid. I'm guessing that the next week after villains is an Abbot week although it would be a shame if they start in 1991 instead of the 80s. I mean they already showed aTerry Lester episode so what is the big deal?

It does, but it doesn't surprise me, since it was more focused on Olivia and Nathan and they're not Winters (at least Olivia wasn't yet). Considering Nate is on the show now, that was a real missed opportunity.

Disappointing... all episodes that were already floating around on YT... So Monday is 4710 (October 7, 1991). This is 3 episodes after the Masquerade Ball intro they showed. I just wish they had thought the schedule through a little better. This could have been a full week of episodes and people would enjoy following along with the story. Now people will be confused and disengaged... most people don't follow in as much detail as we do, IMO. Recap: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7400942/plotsummary?ref_=tt_ov_pl Tuesday is 7695 (August 14, 2003) Isabella with butcher knife. Brittany stripping. https://www.soapcentral.com/yr/recaps/2003/030811.php#thu Wednesday is 7734 (October 10, 2003) The fire at Gina's. I will be happy to see it in HD at least. http://www.tv.com/shows/the-young-and-restless/ep-7734-284892/ https://www.soapcentral.com/yr/recaps/2003/031006.php#fri Thursday is 8283 (December 15, 2005) Sheila and Terrible Tom blowing up the yacht. So we get a Sheila but NOT the era we would want to see. https://www.soapcentral.com/yr/recaps/2005/051212.php#thu Friday's episode number isn't posted.

Nope, I already checked LOL.

Predictions: Sheila/Lauren lab fight David - killer being carved into his forehead or the trash compactor Michael breaking into Christine's apartment Kevin setting Gina's on fire Something modern - Adam maybe?

@YRBB yeah I think you're right the person PMed me so I'll delete it now lol.

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Thanks @charholden5 It's at 704 now, hopefully tomorrow it will change.

Is there a link to the drive?

Will do tomorrow! 🙂

Jack is such a punk, I was team Victor all the way back then. He should have built his own business instead of losing his father's and trying to steal Victor's! So great how he went from practically rolling his eyes at the beginning of the episode to nearly $%&!ing his pants by the end. I love the throwaway line where Jill says "maybe I'll invite my son Billy for the summer..." knowing what's to come. It's so rich. I agree that LLB was really good in those scenes, as was DD... the tension when Christine comes home and wants to be alone and Mary is there, and then she finally gets to tell Paul. Makes me mad thinking again how 20 years later Nikki runs her over and kills her baby and makes her infertile but the Newmans act like Christine is an awful person for thinking she should face consequences for that. And poor Mary, being so Catholic and having all those kids but never really getting a grandchild to raise except for tween Heather that one summer and Heather didn't even know who she really was.

By the way guys, I had posted this episode and the ones around it on YouTube before: June 18, 1999 June 21, 1999 Today's episode, now blocked June 22, 1999 June 23, 1999 June 24, 1999 (partial) June 25, 1999

And then in the end, a paternity test was done proving the dead baby was Nick's all along, making him an extra big jackass.