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Thanks for the tag, @DRW50. When did Dorian get involved with WVLE, anyway?

Thanks! It's not a bad effect for 1981, but I always laugh at the image of Tim and Morgan in front of the Chroma-Keyed Laurel Falls.

The full episode used to be on YouTube, and for all I know, it's back. I love so much about it, including the ending, when the down-and-out Miss Reardon starts plotting her comeback ...

That's Galen Henderson. "Won't you please join Mr. and Mrs. Dillon for their first song as a married couple, 'I Wanna Sex You Up'?"

Luke was rockin' those jeans and that t-shirt. They probably didn't, but I could see a scene where Diane messed with Ned's mind, saying that the brothel (read: her) was intererested in a stud.

I wouldn't trade Christine, and Jacqui was still playing Alice when the character was introduced, but this clip made we wonder how she would have done playing Gwyn.

Hopefully one day we'll be able to know exactly when Ceara's last appearance was. She and Jeremy were at Trevor and Natalie's wedding.

Oh, how I wish they kept Jacqui around longer. I'm adoring her snark in that clip.

You're welcome. Hopefully it answers some questions/re-rings some bells. Erica was the first person I thought of when wondering about Jeremy's goodbye. She might have been occupied with the Dimitri and Edmund story, though. For all I know, Jeremy's goodbye might have just been a scene with nu-Natalie and Trevor, or even just Myrtle (since Ceara was her niece). Say what you will about Tracy Quartermaine joining The City, but they at least gave her a few weeks back on General Hospital to try geeking up some fans.

Yup. Jeremy's listed as a contract arrival for Loving in October 1992. He officially moved to Corinth in mid-November. I wonder if he got a grand farewell on All My Children, or if it was treated like an afterthought.

Well, sorry for the spoiler, I guess. 😜 Genie wouldn't return to GH until Oct. 29, 1993. (I'm grateful that ABC didn't call her bluff in 1992 and bring back Laura as a recast.) They did, yes, from November-December 1991. Jeremy & Ceara then married on AMC on Dec. 31, 1991. @Kane's site has the details. https://lovingsoapopera.wordpress.com/2021/09/03/character-profile-jeremy-hunter/

Yes, most of the Cape Fear-inspired aspects, specifically Carter menacing Natalie on the boat, happened on All My Children. After he was presumed dead, JWS crossed over to Loving for a few weeks in an attempt to get revenge on Dinah Lee. Jeremy, who had begun to care for Dinah Lee while she was in Pine Valley, had visions of her in danger. Jeremy and Trevor (separately) arrived in Corinth and rescued Dinah Lee from Carter. Ceara was in London at the time. I'm not sure when Genie Francis' last episode was, but she never came back to AMC, nor appeared on Loving after the initial crossover. (Ceara, played by a stand-in, was killed off on Loving in December 1992.) AMEN to that! I adored "Preserving Our Television Heritage"-era Nick at Nite.

When did Buzz on the roof air? I'm tempted to watch.

"After all, Trevor, I'm crazy -- not boring."

I could be wrong, @DRW50, but I think Barry just means the challenge of playing two roles.

Yeah, the song choices are rather on the nose. Still, I've now pretty much seen everything I've ever wanted from Loving.

Nikki looks like she's giving serious side eye in the first plate, then she's about to go cross-eyed in the second one. I'm more disturbed by Rex in the Katherine plate. Sadly, the Brad plate, with a center image of him standing in a pair of ribbed Fruit of the Loom whites, was rejected.

Holy cow, something I've always wanted to see, courtesy of Callan White (and @GymnastGuy, of course): Mike & Ann in Washington, D.C.

Another exciting upload from Mitch, Leslie Denniston Hastings' time as a temporary Gwyneth. The first 7:30 of the upload comes from Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988.

Yeah, that's true. It's not like some firm's going to suddenly think, "You know, let's publish that."

I'm perversely curious if anyone, interviewer, audience member at the stage door, or hell, Joy Behar herself, will dare bring this up to Susan.

I've made it up to "Where There's a Will..." Miss Ellie's latest round of undermining Sue Ellen as a mother and/or independent woman (by cajoling her for the umpteenth time to let John Ross stay at Southfork) makes me wish someone dared to call the old bird out for accepting Lucy being stolen from Val. To the best of my knowledge, Ellie never paid for that one (and no, buying Gary & Val a house doesn't count).

Sure, why not? Please write "Dates verified by fossefan."

0:00 to 6:38 is Wednesday, April 23, 1986. That night, CBS reran The Seduction of Gina, the movie teased during the first set of Capitol end credits. 6:39 to 31:10 is Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1986, per the promo for the next day's coverage of the All-American Thanksgiving Parade. 31:10 to 33:50 is a possible rerun of the Dec. 3, 1986, episode of Oprah with Burt Reynolds, with a cameo from a commerical for The Hanoi Hilton, released March 27, 1987. --- And now I'm just showing off. 33:50 to close is Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1987, per the promo for that night's broadcast of The Man With Two Brains.

And on the golden anniversary of Ryan's Hope's debut!