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Liz sings ALWAYS at Doug's funeral... Seriously, I'm BOILING here! So emotional

Is it just me, or did the show have no idea what to do with Mickey and Maggie in the '80s — and even less so in the '90s? It feels like it was just a steady paycheck for John and Suzanne because their storylines were painfully boring, aside from the 'Mickey presumed dead' arc in 1983.

Singing 'ALWAYS' at Doug's funeral... Damn, this is emotional. I haven't been this moved since Alice's funeral.

This is the October 18th , 1983 episode .

Days of Our Lives - August 18, 1976

I think this is what the fans want: the old characters and a respect for the show's history. Bring back Marie, Liz, Steven Olson, Melissa, Kimberly, and maybe even Susan Hunter, and of course, Missy Reeves and Kristian Alfonso.

My Thoughts: Why hasn’t Steve Olson returned to Salem in the last 45 years? Was this ever explained? I imagine he met with Doug and Julie in Europe over the years off-screen, but he didn’t even come back for his grandmother Alice’s funeral. He missed all those weddings and special events too. It’s so strange. I really hope Stephen sticks around - he could be an interesting match for Marlena. I also hope Marie Horton keeps making appearances. She’s the only original Horton child still alive, and we need her on the show! I’d love to see her interacting with Maggie, Marlena, Julie, Hope, and Jennifer. It was great seeing Liz return, but did she keep in touch with anyone during the past 40 years? Did she mention Neil? Also, just a note: her rivalry with Marie wasn’t with Mares Chatham but with Lana Sanders, so it felt odd that they referenced it. I really hope these legacy characters stick around or return more often. The show needs to tap into its rich history and these amazing characters as much as possible.

Tom, Alice, Bill, Mickey, Addie and Tommy Jr. are all gone now. Such a profound loss for the Horton family legacy. It would be quite emotional if Marie acknowledges this during her upcoming visit to Salem. The Horton family's history runs so deep there.

After 54 incredible years, it's time to say goodbye to our beloved Doug... 💔 In the upcoming weeks, we'll get to relive his most touching and unforgettable moments through special flashbacks, and reunite with beloved characters from the past like Liz, Steve Olson, and Marie. Get your tissues ready - this is going to be an emotional farewell to a true Days of Our Lives legend who brought so much joy, love, and music to Salem ❤️ #Days #DOOL #DougWilliams

I wonder why they so quickly abandoned the potential romance between Victor and Christine? I actually enjoyed this love triangle.

Yes, it is unfortunate that Denise Alexander, who portrayed Susan Martin, left Days of Our Lives in 1973, and her character wasn't mentioned for decades afterward. Susan was a significant figure in the show, especially with the emotional and dramatic arcs surrounding her and her son, Dickie.

Hi Y&R team! Would you please consider uploading classic episodes and iconic scenes to your YouTube channel? Many fans would love to revisit these memorable moments from the show's history. Thank you! ❤️

It was a great storyline overall, but I had a few issues. Nikki moved on from Josh's death far too quickly, which felt unrealistic. Marrying Victor on her deathbed was overly dramatic and didn’t make much sense. As for the final showdown with Sarah in the barn, the story ended so abruptly. After terrorizing Nikki for so long, Sarah was killed off far too quickly, leaving the resolution feeling rushed and unsatisfying.

Cassandra, portrayed by Nina Arvesen, is married to the wealthy George Rawlins. Despite their marriage, Cassandra engages in an affair with private investigator Paul Williams. George becomes aware of this infidelity and, driven by jealousy and a desire for revenge, orchestrates a plan to frame Paul for his own murder. This scheme leads to George's actual death, with Paul initially being accused of the crime.

Though Drucilla and Olivia loved each other, the disparity in their upbringings (Olivia was favored by their parents, Walter and Lillie Bell), took them down different paths in life. One thing they had in common, however, was an attraction for the same men, which had them at odds more than once. https://www.tiktok.com/@berternie20/video/7206107320655449387 https://www.tiktok.com/@theyoungandtherestless/video/7427221683217419563

Any news regarding how production gonna address Drake's death onscreen? are they killing off John? that's the reason for bo and hope's return scheduled for May 2025?

"And honestly, Amy is one of the last characters we expected to ever see again, ever since she left town to take care of her father back in 1988! Back in the day, she worked as Paul and Andy’s secretary at their private investigator agency, and her exit is what prompted Paul to hire Lynne in her stead. She was far more, though, than just an occasional coworker as she was friends with much of the younger crowd back in the day, including Danny, Lauren and Traci. In fact, they all used to join Danny up on stage when he toured! On top of that, she dated Nate’s father, Nathan, and, when she discovered he was illiterate, took it upon herself to teach him to read and write. Seeing as how she knew Nate’s dad in the day, we’re guessing the reason she’s reaching out has something to do with the elder Hastings. Heck, maybe he’s alive after all, and just faked his death to get out of the whole kidnapping Nate thing! And Amy could be the only one who knows it".