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This episode marks the return of Pam Long as head writer in 1987. She breaks up Josh and Reva. But gone is the Reva who tried to commit suicide (under a different head writer.) This episode below has Pam Long bringing back the OLD Reva, as she gets herself made up, dons her classic red dress, and crashes a party at the Blue Orchid. Reva says upon her entrance, "Strike up the band! Reva Shayne's back, better than ever." This episode is where Pam Long pairs up Reva and Alan. And Reva SLAPS Josh. Enjoy!

This is the ultimate showdown! Alexandra Spaulding vs. Reva Shayne. Two of the greatest characters created by Pam Long have a supreme face-off in this scene. This scene features two of the best actresses on daytime, Beverlee McKinsey and Kim Zimmer. This scene is one of the first episodes penned by Pam Long when she returned as head writer of the show. Enjoy!

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I saw this on an AMC Facebook group - and thought I'd share it here. In case there is any dispute about the library of episodes as this would also apply to One Life To Live episodes

I saw this on an AMC Facebook group - and thought I'd share it here. In case there is any dispute about the library of episodes of AMC

On the All My Children/One Life To Live crossover storyline, they had Kelly struggle with infertility. Desperate to save her marriage, she pretended to be pregnant, somehow wound up with Bebe's Baby, then the scheme was exposed. But then in a moment of weakness, Kelly sleeps with her step-son, and viloa she is pregnant! But not until after they have a building fall on both of them after they have sex, killing her step-son, the father of her child.

If you watch all 20 episodes - that is $40 a month

Eva La Rue joins Beyond TV to commemorate the launch of All My Children streaming on their platform, beginning with her fertility storyline in 1995.

Maybe there are issues with the actor's union over payment for the show to be streamed in America

If you are talking about 1991 - both Grant Alexander & Michael O'Leary elected to leave the show on their own accord. With Beth Chamberlain, Pam Long felt it would cheat the audience to split up Phillip & Beth, yet again. Pam opted to write a happy ending for Phillip & Beth, and write them off together.

the eligibility criteria are episodes that aired from Feb 6 1997 to Feb 5 1998 - the wedding aired in January of 1998 - just making the cut of eligibilty to be included in her reel

Hi, I'm looking for a video that featured the character "Francois The Tailor"—according to IMDb, the character appeared in episodes dated Dec 10, 2008 & Apr 3, 2009. But he is nowhere featured in those episodes. Does anyone remember his storyline from 2008/2009? Maybe he was involved in a wedding? If anyone remembers this character, his storyline, and which characters he interacted with, then maybe I can track down his episode. I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

and they were both in the Diary of Anne Frank on broadway playing sisters. Paulding played Anne Frank (for a vacationing Natalie Portman) while Miner played Margot Frank

Susan Seyforth-Hayes auditioned for the re-cast part of Alexandra, losing out to Marh Dusay

Maybe Linda Gottlieb took the music with her when she left OLTL - as she has a background in music scoring thru her work on feature films, and she was determined to bring that work on OLTL, completely changing the way the show was being scored.

I think Alan-Michael pairing up with Marina tops them all

Dinah (Paige Turco) would wind up playing her sister Laine on All My Children

Clint Ritchie was furious on how they turned his character into a homophobe and was actually seeking legal advice to terminate his contract. But then he got into that accident, and was off-screen for months. Which allowed Viki & Sloane to continue their romance. But threw a wrench into the storyline of Sloane dying, and Viki returning to Clint. So they convinced Roy Thinnes to sign a new contract and keep the Sloane/Viki pairing until Clint Ritchie could return to the show

Fun Fact - Cady McClain auditioned to play Harley in 1988. She writes in her book she was so nervous, she did a horrible audition. But that gave her experience to improve for her next audition - at "All My Children"

Actually he was offered the role first, and they were very close to signing a deal. But then it fell apart because P&G refused to allow him to direct some shows ( as he had in his OLTL contract to direct) - If he could get the opportunity to direct, there was no point in leaving OLTL

They cast the role so last minute - then they gave him five scripts to memorize and he had to recite all this legal jargon, as they were filming all his scenes from five episodes in one massive filming. As they cast him so late, he felt there was just no way he was going to pull this off (filming all his scenes from 5 shows in one day) - so he dropped out, as he felt it was impossible.

Most Guiding Light fans have figured out Vincent was talking about Gregory Beecroft. Melanie Smith from ATWT also had problems with Beecroft as well.

Two reasons for the breakup: #1) Grant Alexander made it clear he would be leaving as soon as his contract was up in 1984. #2) There were stories of friction between Grant and Judi Evans behind the scenes. Years later (when Judi was on Another World), she recounted a story, specifically saying this happened on another soap. That a certain male co-star made a lewd gesture towards her while they were running lines in his dressing room. Yes, she could be referring to someone on "Days of Our Lives," or she could be referring to someone on "Guiding Light." But Judi would later tell stories of the "toxicity" from certain co-workers on Guiding Light. Since Grant would be leaving, and allegedly he and Judi were not getting along, it made sense to split them up and pair Judi with Vincent Irrizarry. But Judi & Grant seemed to have patched things up, as they participated in an hour-long "Four Musketeers" reunion on the Locher Room. Seems to be water under the bridge after 40 years.

She has written about her time on Ryan's Hope in her autobiography "The Third Gilmore Girl"

What is strange is that she talk religion and saying that her charcter is such a religious person - but then she had those hot and sexy steam love scenes with Hank Gannon, that is not Sunday School Carlotta at all!