GymnastGuy

I was bummed at the time. AMC had 3 books going so far as the introductions of Brooke and Dona Beck. I think GH had 2 books. I was anticipating more OLTL. My guess is that they did not sell well.

Yes, they did. I still have them. I think there were three. AMC and GH as well.

Anyone ever heard if Sherry Mathis chose not to renew her contract or was let go maybe due to stalled negotiations?

I have fished uploading what I have for 1983....so far

Joanna Lee indeed left on her own accord. Ellen Barrett was EP when Cheatham and Arrants left the show.

I have uploaded all the 1984 Search for Tomorrow episodes that AOL uploaded years ago. Here is my playlist on YouTube;

I have uploaded all of the 1984 shows that AOL uploaded years ago. Here is my playlist:

Alice Beardsley plays Stephanie's maid Rose.

I am having issues with 1984 AOL. Therefore, I am uploading 1983 SFT that are not already on YouTube.

I found some 1982 shows that have not been uploaded on YouTube, so I will add. I did a 1983 search on YouTube and it appears the consecutive episodes end at April 1983. Is this correct? I have the remaining 1983 shows.

Thank you. Thank you. I will be uploading 1984 AOL soon. Has AOL for 1985 been uploaded already on YouTube?

Any idea when Robert Reed began playing Lloyd Kendall and for how long?

You're very welcome!

April 2, 1984-In today's episode the role of Stephanie Wyatt will be played by Louise Shaffer.

You want me to mark them as AOL?

After Tomlin left as HW, he then directs for SFT. I have all of them and will upload if they are not already on YouTube.

1968 it is then.

In 1969 the show let go of Rachel Ames as Audrey. A year later they brought her back.

Actually, I am pretty sure Joynt died of suicide.

I enjoyed Grover's work on The Doctors. Grover was Headwriter from 1978-1979.

Hey there, I will be posting the summer of 1980 of Search for Tomorrow on my channel. For those interested in full credit crawl at the end, you will see it very soon The summer 1980 shows: Written by Linda Grover and John Porterfield, Catherine Bacos, Thom Racina. Linda Grover previously was Headwriter on The Doctors. Thom Racina has written on most all of the soaps! Here is a link to my 1980 playlist. Enjoy!

You're very welcome! James Lipton did a very good job writing for The Best of Everything. It had the worst time slot for a new soap, noon. Most stations had local news on at noon.

You can post all you want! I'm Mitch by the way. Continue to enjoy!