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Even for just TD, you really do get a lot of bang for your buck.

Yeah...he didn't have the brooding, Gothic bent that Tyler had/has.

I don't think it would be any big loss for GH. Jax really isn't relevant the way he was in the late 90s/early 00s, even sharing a child with Carly.

I agree, and it's a very good thing for we the viewers. From what I understand, all the remaining tapes of the show up to the 1982 finale are out of that warehouse. Once they finally start back up again from January 1980, they should probably get to the end of the series without interruption.

The last time I remember seeing him was when he was arrested for setting the Capwell Hotel on fire. I always called that story SB does the Towering Inferno.

She played a social worker on The Doctors in 1968. Rick Edelstein was directing on the show and was named co-head writer later on that year.

Was it expensive in the day or was it affordable for the average fan?

That's a great idea.

Same.

He's had both Linda and Stephen on his show, and it would be great if he could find Julie Osburn (who is on Twitter) and Nancy Frangione.

If only Judge Judy could talk sense into some of these people.

Vintage Erica!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Now that would have been Must See TV. 😂

That is for sure. I never understood how much went into the digitization process until I read that post.

It was so great to hear that he enjoyed writing it as much as the audience enjoyed watching it. 😊❤

It's just too bad that Amy and Brick never had their own song. I think Eden and Cruz had about 50!! 😂

Yup, Cruz mentioned having both Springsteen and Pat Matheny in his record collection at one time. 😊

It looks like one of Robert LaGuardia's Wonderful World of Soaps books.

Exactly. It's so weird that we haven't even heard anything about his status or an investigation.

That's why I think I've enjoyed the chats with the writers and producers even more than the actors. It's fascinating to hear how stories just come together.

Ewwwww...

SB truly was a soap of the 1980s. I was rewatching a few early scenes and always enjoyed Jade consoling drunk Amy at the State Street Bar before Brick came in and had to rescue Amy from a lecherous patron. "Dancing in the Dark" by The Boss was playing in the background, to be immediately followed by "If This Is It" by Huey Lewis and The News. It tickles me to remember that those songs were brand new then and not the pop classics they are now. 😊

It always gets lost in the shuffle that James Rebhorn was the actor who originated Tom. He was there for a couple of episodes before Jonathan Frakes was cast in June 1977.

I've never heard of him. What did he do?