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I can't recall this episode ever being posted:

Paul Leyden has aged incredibly well. The photos he shares from Switzerland are breathtaking.

There were many handsome guys on ATWT, but I always thought no one held a candle to Mark. Must be the dimples. I have no clue what he looks like now -- looking forward to seeing him. I lost track of him after he left the show.

And being a pairing with Katie, who really never got over Simon.

Mark Collier has been added to tomorrow's reunion.

It's been a treat watching these reunions. We're lucky. Good for Mr. Locher.

Hunt's portrayal of a grieving Craig after Bryant's passing was wonderful, in particular the scenes at the hospital. I also bought him as an overprotective father to Lucy. The same for his love for Rosanna. It's a shame MBE's stints on the show were short and supporting in nature. I was thought she had Hunt had decent chemistry.

Sounded like Goutman. At least the reactions were consistent with Goutman. There was much praise for Scott Bryce and deservedly. I may have misunderstood, but while Hunt Block was in the role, there were thoughts of pairing Lily and Craig? 😬 It would be lovely if Liz wrote a memoir. She has so much wisdom to share. Listening to her, it's like a professor teaching philosophy. What a great chat. Their relationship should be lauded. Alan mentioned another ATWT reunion soon.

Their camaraderie really shines through. Marcia saying how much it means to hear Heather again, especially her jokes, was so sweet.

Grant Show. Holy crap 😛"Who was that underneath me?" I'd love to know more about the scripts Courtney got and if any of those shows came to fruition. And the sandals/sauna comments 🤣 This was well done. The insertion of video clips, the blend of chats.

Amazing! Heather, too?

He woke up ill -- sounded like a headache (migraine?). There was an audible gasp from everyone when Alan said Scott was sick and unable to attend, but Alan confirmed it wasn't related to COVID-19.

I think that's part of it. Barbara became a cartoon, particularly during the spa storyline and later during Rose's death. Colleen did admit she had to change a lot about the character during those arcs, even the way she spoke. There was a glimmer of thaw when baby saga was wrapping, when Johnny was returned to Jennifer. I vividly recall a scene with Hal where she learned Johnny was Jennifer's, and Hal telling Barbara they were grandparents. After Jennifer's passing, she didn't have much until the Henry stuff.

Ellen: "Is that a goat?" 🤣 Loved the story from Trent about seeing Don and Larry at a coffee shop (or was it a diner?), and Larry not caring. The Goutman gushing made me gag, but it is what it is. No time will heal that wound. I'm sorry Scott Bryce couldn't make it. Hopefully next time? And it sounds like Allan has feelers out to Marie Master, Scott Holmes and I thought I heard Tamara's name mentioned in that same vain for getting her involved. Fingers crossed.

Heck yes!!

Fantastic news! I'd like to hear from Lisa Brown. Although, they may snag her for a GL chat. Scott Bryce would be great, and I always thought Larry Bryggman would have some stories to tell.

While watching, I actually had to Google to see how old Don is now because his memory of everyone's families, children, and what said children are doing now was incredible. You had to chuckle because the ladies couldn't remember which of their respective children they were pregnant with during certain storylines. Funny how something as simple as a one-hour chat can bring so much joy, particularly during a time that's difficult for so many people. What an absolute treat.

Congratulations to John Driscoll and his lovely bride. https://www.soapoperadigest.com/content/soap-alum-john-driscoll-weds/

Damn. I'm so sorry to hear this. Knowing she was dealing this when Luke passed, while 90210 was being filmed...what a weight on her shoulders. My heart goes out to her. Sarah Michelle Gellar's comment on Shannen's Instagram post was so beautiful: "I get to live my life with you, that makes me the lucky one."

A quick thank you to @YRfan23 for posting these episodes. 1995 certainly was a defining year for the show. I remember being interested in every storyline, Victoria in particular. Heather Tom knew how to emote everything. It's a shame Julianne Morris didn't stick around longer. Amy was a great character, and she, a strong actress, relatable with her insecurities. Thanks again!

Andrew Shue.... fine wine 🥰 It's too bad Billy was such a broomhead. What a great cast.

She was definitely the highlight. Her comments had me chuckling out loud. It's a shame she's only used as filler. Tori, on the other hand. Absolutely cringeworthy. She's like a cartoon with her expressions and you can see an animated lightbulb going up over her head when a thought crosses her mind. I've enjoyed watching it. It's a trip down memory lane. It won't be winning any Emmy awards, but I appreciate the dose of nostalgia and the common ground that was found to make it all come together.

https://www.bcrnews.com/2019/08/29/a-sidewalk-star-for-kathryn-hays/an43its/ Kathryn Hays is being honoured in her hometown. Nice to see her again.