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It's very awe thinking at one point those characters co existed yet Y&R was one of the soaps that had some of the longest serving caracters.

You talking about one of my fav eras. Soap Opera at its peak.

To me the Bronze ended 05. 05 was a game changing year but this is why Y&R to me is the greatest soap. Very consistent

Can someone post a link to the vault?

You have that ep?

the vault not working again

Thank you

Any new link to the Y&R vault... the new one is having issues

Now It's ssaying Invalid Item The item does not exist WTF

I did and still getting that... like wtf

WTH why isnt the website working now.

Where is the hell is Roger and Holly?

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Classic Scene

In all honesty

Please Could someone give me the date where Brad punched Jack in 1988 or when Nick was conceived in 88?

Paul and Christine FTW I would not have minded Vic and Cricket if done right. Cricket was maturing this time. LOL what about Michael? Please

The explanation Of Carl's disappearance 1984: Luke and Robert were looking for treasure Also 84: Jill does not know if John or Jack is the father of her baby and killed the baby on top of the ladder. Yea Y&R seems more edgy Yea John was cold toward her at times in the early 80s.

"Nice try honey but we gotta talk." One of my fav Dru moments

When was Nina slapping Phyllis?

Palmer (AMC) is an easy choice. He definitely was the central villain for many years on the show. His character's schemes was one of the main reasons AMC went up in the ratings during the late 1970s and 1980s. Adam/Stuart (AMC) As iconic as his nemesis was, David Canary added a lot of complexity and nuance to two characters and made it look easy. Whether he was as sweet as Stuart or as devious as Adam, both characters were the ultimate sun and moon of Pine Valley. Jack (Terry LEster's potrayal; Y&R) As much as I love Bergman's potrayal, people forget Lester's version of Jack was as equivalent to JR Ewing. As villainous as he was you could still see the sympathetic side of yearning his mother's love while not dissapointing his father. The Buchanans (OLTL): Another Dallas-esque characterization, Bo, Asa and Clint rejuvenated the soap and sustained its legacy for years to come.

That scene where John taunts James is ICONIC

Agreed

I never knew that was one of the reasons Eileen left the first time. More info?