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Yes!! A few scenes are in the Vault, but otherwise new scenes, prob from Dec ‘83 and Jan ‘84

My hubby and I turned off Fire Island 15 minutes in, after realizing we hadn't laughed once. We had high hopes... we're in our 50s, so maybe we're not the right age demographic

Absolutely - it was definitely a moment when the camera panned over from Greg to reveal his bedmate was Laura. It aligned time wise with Laura acting as Gary’s real estate agent and resolving to make a life for her and her children post-Richard departure

^ Yes, thanks, I see you're right... I don't get why this show is targeted for YouTube takedowns, since it's not available for streaming or really even on DVD except for seasons 1 and 2, but clearly the YouTube police are out in force.

Oh yea, party time!! Thanks a million

Love all the renewed postings for my all-time fave primetime soap! Thanks for spearheading, Vee. Dang, I wish I saved my KL DVDs! I bought seasons 1-9 off of eBay around 20 years ago. Seller was someone who taped the TNT airings. The DVD burning technology wasn't that great, and I often had to request the seller "re-burn" and resend me a DVD that wasn't working. Nonetheless those beloved DVDs were watched countless times. I JUST threw them away a year ago, during a covid-era feng shui attack, bc all seasons of KL were publicly posted on YT so I thought I'd never need those ol' DVDs again... sigh... Literally just last weekend, I searched YT "Knots Landing Full Episodes" and someone had posted all of Season 3. Now I can't find it 😕 I was going to link to the final 2 scenes of The Aftermath, discussed above... my fave KL scenes ever... Karen apologizes to Val and bares her soul, and then Karen visits the Wards at the hospital... just divine... the power of female friendship!

It can not be said enough... Thank you ChickenNuggetz92!! You and the community got me through the worst of covid. After a dreary depressing day, there was nothing better than crafting a cocktail and diving in to a vintage YR or BB...

I totally feel you, and sadly you'll have to wait for Season 4. Season 3 has plenty of great moments, but the focus of Karen as the mourning widow keeps things from really sparking. Are you watching on an unlisted playlist? If so, could you please share, or send me a PM link? There was a YT channel that had all eps, but I see that the channel now has zero vids. Thank you

Fantastic Sheila/Lauren 5/4/92 promo here at 10:59, I hadn't seen it before https://archive.org/details/capture-a-6422

Paging @ChickenNuggetz92 the vault is full! Thanks!

Thanks for posting. Brenda Benet always outshone whatever level of mediocre writing was happening... Wesley Eure still had a wonderful presence but I think he was fired quite shortly after this... sigh...

Danny interview https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/04/style/danny-roberts-real-world.html

https://youtu.be/VhVRdczfFHM at 16:00 - YR 8/30/88 - this comes to mind when I think of SSH being hammy... "God help me!"

This is one of my all-time fave clips that have been anonymously posted in the Vault over the past couple years (now someone else has posted it to YT) The scene just swells with emotion, knowing it was probably Robert Colbert's last ep. Liz's dialogue hints to me some deep-seated insecurity, begging to be explored in future story, which it never was... does she truly think herself inferior to Stuart and not worthy of his love? I know past stories hinted at that. Is Liz's self-worth that low? Or could it be the opposite? Could it be that Liz just knows herself well enough to know that she is happier being alone, and doesn't want to hurt Stuart's feelings?

Really... how interesting... I wonder how he worked that out... he must have been in the Writer's Guild union and would have been tainted as a "scab" if he was writing during the strike.

oh my gosh, thank you anonymous angel, YRfan23, and BoldRestless! The first full ep available from July '88. This is during the '88 writers strike, but based on Will81's review, sounds like it's still a good one.

1/1/73 is available to watch in person at The Paley Center in NYC. I watched a few years ago and wrote up this recap. This is a month before DeniseA left the show. From this episode recap, I'm guessing that Susan still thought it was rape and the hypnosis hadn't happened yet Isn't this a week or so before the couple of eps where we meet Eric's "roommate" and it's implied they are more than friends?? = = = At her apartment, Susan tends to her baby in a bassinet. There is a little Christmas tree. Her fiance Greg calls from a hospital room, where he is with a sleeping Eric (Greg’s brother). Greg says his mother is in the chapel and his father went home. He says no change in Eric's condition. Susan feels helpless. Susan hangs up, and talks to the baby. She notes that the babys father is Eric. Susan hears an audio flashback of Eric requesting to see the baby. Susan has an inner monologue “dare I let Eric see the baby? What will people read into it? Maybe its too late… maybe Eric will die before he can see the baby. If Eric dies, all of my problems will be over. Eric did a horrible thing to me. Will I feel guilty if I dont let him see my baby?” Tom Horton arrives. He notes that babies are usually not allowed to visiting sick patients, but he said he got an exemption. Mary Anderson enters Bills office, and is surprised to find her dad Bob Anderson. Bill had let Bob wait in his office. Mary reveals she said no to Burts marriage proposal. Bob says Julie Banning told him that Mary had been having doubts. Mary said Burt was very upset, and wants her to think about her choice some more. Mary reveals she may have feelings for Bill, but that she sees no interest from Bill. Bob says Bill hasnt shown interest because he thought Mary was off the market. Eric and Greg in the hospital room. Eric wakes up. Greg tells him Susan is staying home with the baby. Eric has inner monologue “Susan wont bring the baby. Shes not trustworthy. Greg is too good of a guy to get stuck with Susan. Greg has to know the truth.” Eric says to Greg – “you have to know the truth” but then passes out. Bill walks in his office and finds Mary. She fills him in on turning Burt down. Bill is surprised but hopes the best for her. They review how Eric is sick and Greg is worried. Mary notes that Bill was just as concerned when his brother Mickey was sick. Eric wakes up and cant remember if he told the truth to Greg. Greg is asleep. Susan walks in with the baby. Susan admits she is surprised Eric wanted to see the baby. Susan said she named the baby Ann. Eric notes that it is his mothers name as well. Eric says that was very clever of Susan to name the baby Ann. Eric asks if Susan is really going to marry Greg, and really going to keep the baby – she says yes. Eric asks if shes only telling him the truth now because she thinks he’s going to die.

Agreed. I think when Christine left for Hong Kong at the end of 2000 (LLB leaving for her first of two extended maternity leaves), that was the end of Christine as we knew her. It didn't help that her bestie Nina left right at the same time.

Now that the character of Connor has debuted in the uploads - what do you all think of him?

She had Mari Jo Mason…until she turned out to be a psycho!

Yikes, this 1987 “opening line-up” is shameful in its lack of diversity. Almost all other soaps at this time had some level of cast diversity, and Generations debuted only 2 years later.

What seems to be the final "Innocent Years" YR vid was just posted, and it's a previously available ep... either 12/6 or 12/7/84. Thanks Paul Ditty for all the wonderful 70s/80s flashbacks!

Agreed - things took a turn for the worse after Ryan’s Thanksgiving ‘01 shooting

Wow - I just watched the latest Innocent Years clip "M" https://youtu.be/mTFKabUT52E , from May '81, and Lorie is being a bit MUCH. Going on and on and on, in a florid, overwrought manner about the intense bond she has with Brooks and how they would just DIE to be separated from each other. She goes on for awhile as Stuart just stares at her, probably thinking "when are you going to shut up..." I realized this would be right in the middle of the '81 TV Writer's Strike (April -July), so Bill Bell definitely did not write these scenes.

6/15/97 promo at 6:30 "someone's going to get burned!" https://archive.org/details/capture-a-6024