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Even Grey's didn't seem to have as much drama BTS as CM...which is really saying something!! 😲

It's just too bad the show didn't keep him till the end.

Why am I not surprised?

In other news, MLB has officially announced that a shortened 2020 season will begin next month. I love baseball and have missed it tremendously, but I don't have a good feeling about it or any other sport going forward right now. https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29354014/sources-mlbpa-agrees-report-july-1-discussing-health-safety-protocols

This op-ed sums up beautifully how I feel about President Rump: https://calthomas.com/2020/06/tulsa/

Meanwhile, from the world of baseball... https://theweek.com/speedreads/921196/positive-coronavirus-tests-halt-phillies-blue-jays-spring-training--possibly-2020-mlb-season

I guess Thomas Gibson and Mandy Patinkin had bad blood going back to their Chicago Hope days. Even after Patinkin left CM, things apparently never got better with Gibson around.

I can't even picture Scott Bryce as Josh Lewis. Thankfully, he got the right role.

I just finished the first two seasons of Young Sheldon. ☺

Apparently, it was this article https://people.com/archive/a-set-becomes-a-set-to-as-mrs-kotter-takes-on-gabe-and-the-sweathogs-take-sides-vol-10-no-19/ that led Gabe to seek out Marcia for a talk. They did, cleared the air, and realized that Komack had been playing them against each other. Gabe happened to be guest-hosting the Tonight Show that week and invited Marcia to be on. She accepted, and the hatchet was buried. (I learned that in a TV interview with the two that has since been taken off YouTube.) I believe the last time the two were in public together was at the 2011 TV Land Awards. Gabe even wrote a tribute to Marcia in Time Magazine after she passed in 2014. https://time.com/3547835/gabe-kaplan-remembers-marcia-strassman/

I am so glad I am out of the movie theatre business. At least we have a governor in Ohio who is relatively sane on this subject...and who also admits to wearing masks out in public!! What a novel concept!!

FINALLY!! I hope he gets actual jail time out of this.

This November 1976 episode on AW has Laurie Heinemann in it.

Now that's rich.

Still think he's making it up, Trump???

Thanks. I do believe the episode where Travis died aired in late June 1984. Louise Shaffer had taken over the role of Stephanie by the time Travis' funeral episode aired.

Thanks so much for posting these clips. Was Rod Arrants still on the show then? There are no cast credits here, but I think he left shortly after Maree Cheatham (who is seen here).

Rampgate - that's great. My dad is only two months younger than him and has bad knees, but could still probably navigate that ramp with minimal difficulty.

Thank you both kindly!!

Does anyone know if the recent reunion is still up on YouTube? I wanted to see it but I can't find it anywhere. :-(

That period of AW has always intrigued me. I'd love to see more of it, too.

If he refused to wear a mask, then he deserved what he got. He knew all the facts and risks. I just feel sorry for his family who contracted the virus as well.

Kim said in her book that Reva as originally conceived was Southern with long, red hair. I don't know who from the TX cast fit that description.

You and I both belong to the Better Safe Than Sorry School. ☺

Maybe, but Carla was already past 40 by then. Kim was 28. I don't think they had anyone over 40 envisioned for the hellraiser Reva was. Of course, I've been wrong before...