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I think Lane also said that one of the reasons he left was because he was so burned out. Boredom would have happened no matter who Mason was paired with at that point.

How long did they use the former set of The City? Was it just that first year?

I sure hope so. I am tired of those two holding everything up. If the President shows the same teeth here that he did regarding COVID-19 last week, then I have greater faith that filibuster reform may actually happen.

Thanks. I remember seeing her name in the credits of TD reruns. I didn't think her work there was necessarily bad, but rather uninspired.

The good thing about 1977 is that Jim Pritchett and Lydia Bruce finally got meaty material to work with - though the Dr. Paul Summers story ended with a whimper. At least the subsequent writers took the pieces of that plot and applied it to how it affected the Powers family going forward.

Yay!!!! 😊

His season is now officially over. GOOD. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dodgersnation.com/dodgers-trevor-bauers-season-is-over-what-are-las-options-with-his-contract-will-he-opt-out/2021/09/11/amp/

Did she ever write for soaps again after SFT?

Thanks for sharing this. They are absolutely right, and should be reported on more.

This was one of the shows of my childhood, though I'm not sure how I feel about a reboot.

That was a weird point for TD. 1977 was a very uneven year. There were the lackluster, anticlimactic exits of Elizabeth Hubbard, Julia Duffy and Geraldine Court. There was the weird story of Tom Carroll, which always seemed to be rewritten on the fly (and Tom had been recast by now with Jonathan Frakes, after Jim Rebhorn had originated the part and played it for a few episodes). Dr. Jesse Rawlings was a promising character who went nowhere, despite being played by the wonderful Petronia Paley. This was Douglas Marland's first soap gig as headwriter, and fortunately for him he had nowhere to go but up. He did - but only after he left TD.

I love this. The GOP deserves every bit of pushback it's getting.

Didn't CBS also air a special about KL before the reunion movie aired? I seem to remember something along those lines.

I do, too! It looks huge, but maybe I'm so used to seeing them on Zoom.

Is Amanda the first sitting co-host to complete on DWTS? (No, Marie doesn't count because she was on DWTS before she did The Talk.)

Thanks for posting that article. Today, Lynne Adams (Leslie) is the sister-in-law of Tony Shalhoub (he's married to Lynne's sister Brooke, who is also an actress).

Her GH heyday was before my time, but her work in the Liz storyline then was wonderful.

I was in tears watching the tributes. Everyone who put them together did a wonderful job. ❤

Exactly. Whoopi especially looks rejuvenated.

Yes!! No Meghan makes it all so much better. 😊

Of course we have never forgotten, but watching the tributes on TV today really brought it all back. God bless each of the families affected, and of course everyone who served. How can it already be the 20th anniversary? 👮‍♂️👮‍♀️👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🇺🇸

Yes, he tends to do better with one or two people at a time. I look forward to seeing this.

I don't remember, but was Mark always the bad guy or was he a "nice" guy who, for plot purposes, made into a bad guy? Remember, Dylan Hartley wasn't always the Kelly-obsessed psycho he's known for being.

Yes!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏