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Carmencita? She did indeed just vanish.

Are you sure that this wasn't an episode of Little House on the Prairie? 😳😉😂

I've been reading Robyn's book...and didn't expect to enjoy it as much as I have. (Of course, I'm only halfway through - when Whitney was still on her first world tour.) Have any of you out there read it?

Not only was he great as Willie Loomis, but he more than earned his Emmy for playing Harvey on Cagney & Lacey. RIP.

As I've said before, the best way to enjoy SB is to ignore the backstory as much as possible. If you try to decipher it too much, your head will explode.

According to Thor Fields (Erich Aldrich, 1977-1980), the actors were interviewed both individually and as a group. He said a wonderful time was had by all!! ☺ Jennifer Crutchfield has also reached out to several cast members who are located in LA (the group she interviewed yesterday are still based in/around NYC). We may have more interviews to look forward to - who knows? 😎❤

Did any of you see his work on SFT? None of his time on that show seems to have popped up online. I don't know what his character was like on SFT, but maybe falling in love with and marrying his TV wife in real life (they're still married today!) added something to his work there.

She's still a very pretty lady!! ☺

She was the personification of grace, elegance and class. I still crack up at the scene at the courthouse when Jill and Seneca are going to get married. The little boy playing Edmund calls for "Nancy" over and over. Obviously they were on a budget and couldn't retape the scene, so they had to continue. I found it adorable. ☺❤

It's great to hear that. This was not a soap for everyone's tastes, and I along with many others are still disgusted by how cavalierly issues like rape were treated. Still, Passions carved out its own unique niche in the world of soaps. I truly think the beginning of the end was the tragic loss of Josh Ryan Evans. He took with him much of the heart of the show. Tabitha (and by extension, Juliet Mills) certainly was never the same without her favorite sidekick. Am I the only one who feels this way?

PPW had a lot of warmth as an actress, no matter what role she was in. ❤

That's too funny. 😂 Kim Zimmer will be showing up on Retro TV's reruns of The Doctors as the third Nola Dancy Aldrich very soon. Right now, the rerun cycle is in mid-June 1979. KZ comes in in either July or August.

Same here. ❤

Do any of you know when Rod Arrants' last airdate was as Travis? I know it was in 1984, but that's about it. Thanks in advance.

I thought the pairing of CC/Santana under Paul Burke and Ava Lazar was nauseating - especially their bed scenes. He looked like her grandfather. 😳

I think it was Gerry Waggett's AW trivia book that said when Jensen's contract came up for renewal in 1994, she'd stay only if she could just play Vicky. Thus Marley moved to China to work with orphans (or something like that).

It was a real kick seeing a pre-Home Improvement Patricia Richardson playing a nurse a few weeks back. ☺❤

I don't know why I'm always surprised by things like this. Hopefully, he'll get the judge who will toss him permanently into a dungeon and throw away the key!! https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/01/08/us/weinstein-phone-judge-recusal-request/index.html?fbclid=IwAR31kH1pWEaPHWzjxfF4eqLSm0yv3GdfK5mMOkI7UnUIz7WTybxJpmJGusw

Beautifully said!! I also loved when Alan took over the reading of the Christmas story after Steve Hardy's (and John Beradino's) passing.

Not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, that one.

Nope.

Knowing what we know about Moonves, I doubt it.

So am I. I think she did one or two indie movies in the mid-1980s, but her show biz career basically ended after she left ATWT.

Thank goodness JER never got near TD. What a scary thought. Glenn Corbett made a short-lived return to the show around late May/early June 1979, which should be coming up very soon in the rerun cycle. He returned to TD full-time the following summer.