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Throughout the episodes I've watched in the last few years. One thing is quite clear to me. Lisa Peluso is one of the unsung heroes of Loving. I wish Christopher Marcantel can get to interview with her and possibly have a virtual reunion with Randolph Mantooth. No matter how bad this show got or which eighty-five regimes were writing/producing. She is able to deliver what it is written from comic to dramatic scenes. She was a force of nature and I wish she would've gotten the chance to continue acting. I'm curious if the show went past 1995 and they never did The City. I wonder who would've taken over and what some of the stories would've been?

I like Larkin Malloy in different roles. But of all the Clay's I've seen he is my least favorite. He was a good actor but he just wasn't right for the role. And as @DRW50pointed out the writing seemed to be a mess. I have to see more of 1992 but from the episode(s) I've saw the writing wasn't Loving at it's best. That was my first time seeing the character of Staige after all of the years of me reading about her on this board. She does seem like a precursor to Steffi. Though seemed more generic as a poor little rich girl. I like Trisha/Trucker and I thought the acting was good. But it seemed Stacey was a bit lost after Jack died. I wish they would've eventually revealed he was alive. Also I've been checking out those June 1993 episodes and I do like what is happening in them more than 1992. My favorite Clay was played by Dennis Parlato. He seemed to have the right balance of schemer and patriarch of the Alden family. Though I think James Horan is a close second in terms of being the one who refused to grow up despite being someone with a family.

From Susan Lucci's Instagram Cast and Crew gathered for the memorial of Ray McDonnell (ex Dr. Joe Martin including Susan Lucci, Lorraine Broderick, Judy Blye Wilson, Ginger Smith, Jill Larson and the person we've been wanting to see for a long time now - Julia Barr

I'm trying to imagine if Nancy Curlee or Pam Long were brought in 1994/1995 to fix Loving. I wonder what they would've brought to the show?

Posted on Susan Lucci's Instagram

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Ron would totally get a kick out of reading about Angela/Deveney I can see him bringing back Felicia and her son to the canvas. Or possibly bring back a divorced Kristen with a new actress in the role. He would totally have a gay character being Steffy or Thomas' sidekick who blackmails one of them in exchange for their designs to be featured in a fashion show for Forrester. I can see Ron bringing in a old school soap vet to be Bill's mother who is a campy diva to possibly set her up with Eric too.

A partial episode of General Hospital from 1978 recently uploaded.

Another episode from October 1992

Did you like the story when Brenda went broke?

That makes too much sense!!!

Exactly! I'm sure he could've told most of everyone what it was for. I mean most of Sonny and Carly marriages were in fact marriages of convenience.

From a person who have only saw the pilot. I enjoyed it mostly but I think one of the problems it has that this show has way too many characters in my opinion.

An Episode from 1992 - @dc11786

Are you going to miss any of the characters that are leaving?

They're clearly throwing things to see what sticks and about 90% it still doesn't.

From your typed words to someone's eyes.

Gabriel being Tonio's would've made much more sense. I'm sure they could've lured Peter Boynton for a small stint near the end. What else did they have to lose with the show going off the air? It could've saved us the last six months being about Janet Ciccone and Barbara being petrified by that damn clown.

From her appearance on the Loving reunion. Jennifer Ashe has no problem giving the tea. Unless you who know tries to cut her off.

How would you think a Nancy Curlee head written GH would've been? Which characters would you think she would've succeeded in penning?

I remember Silvana Arias' Paloma screaming to Luis and Sheridan "About not wanting to go to Harmony"

I still remember that one summer when Marla GIbbs was guest starring as Aunt Irma and Amelia Marshall's Liz wearing the same orange sundress for the entire summer as she waited on Irma to tell everyone that Eve used to be a whore. 😂

Because let's be honest Ronan wasn't that much of a character in my opinion. The long-lost son of Nina Webster should've had more going for him than generic conflicted hero. Too bad Mark Lawson was already on here. I think he would've been a good Lucky too.