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Nah, it's opinion, but thanks for resurrecting a dead thread just to lecture us all.

I've heard the story about them lowballing Pinkerton before. Doris Belack wouldn't surprise me.

I like the hair a lot.

Creech had a brief bit role as an assassin in the Guza 2000s. I always thought she was worth much more.

MEK has lost weight. He looks better than he did most of the last fifteen years.

Meanwhile:

You're going to see more than one debate over nuking the filibuster and more than one round of Dem Senators saying they don't want to before something either does or doesn't happen for good. So get used to it now.

I was under the impression Tony got tracked down in Vietnam or some part of Asia, running a bar with his beautiful Asian assistant. But that's all apocryphal stories and may be wrong. He is still going by "Harris" here so I don't think he knows he's a Lord yet. He came on in April of '75, I think.

Jentleson knows of whence he speaks.

And they are the minority.

It's been less than a week since they took office. I think we can avoid doomsaying just because the centrist Dems are the ones who always give background to reporters first.

I was referring to the Cathy in the 1975 episode who was Dorrie Kavanaugh. Harmon is in the other two. I've seen Harmon in many other things and like her a lot. It is credited as him in the closing credits, but who knows.

Jameson Parker is very cute and devilish as the OG Brad Vernon. I know him mostly from starring in John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness, one of my favorite horror movies, a decade later. Very different from Steve Fletcher. Young Jackie Zeman is of course luminous. Jordan Charney as Vinnie #2 is very sweet with Viki. This post-Fishburne Josh Hall (Todd Davis) has serious chemistry with Samantha Vernon, but of course we know that's the forbidden zone (though it seems Carla is sensing the same thing I am - did they play with that?). How nice to see Viki as Danny's aunt. Another forgotten character from a family I always wanted brought back. The beauty shots are a rare thing to see these days, but I liked them doing the little moment of the Lord boys eating the cake. If soaps were on streaming today you could easily bring those back as little credits stingers, which of course all sitcoms do these days. I don't have time to watch all of the second '77 ep yet but wow, is that Claire Malis as Dorian? They replaced Nancy Pinkerton in under a month.

Hell no! EHP played Alison Barrington, one of the popular heroines on PC.

There's some great dialogue initially sketching out the rather broad but still progressive roles for Tony and Cathy in the '75 ep - the male chauvinist and the '70s conception of the liberated feminist. A bit amazed as intellectual a line as 'the dialectic of the movement' aired at 2(?) PM EST on a soap; would not happen today. Of course then Reinholt's Tony, who seems like a lot of fun up til then, compares Cathy to a Saigon hooker and forces himself on her. Sign of the times, I suppose. Dorrie Kavanaugh I'd never seen outside of her famous cameo on Dark Shadows, but she does read too old despite clicking with GR. Carla and Anna are luminous. I always wanted Doris Belack to cameo as part of a revival of the Woleks.

This Cathy Craig looks way too old. They weren't fùcking around with the SORAS. Is this after Robin passed on the recast?

Holy shít. Thank you, God.

ABC News got got:

Someone is clearly fair game for Maggie, who had no access to her: