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The only thing I remember about Juan Pablo is an outtake where Rebecca Budig cracked up because his accent made it sound like he was calling her "a work of fart."

Don't forget the other two members of the trio that was going to shake things up at AMC: Braden and Raquel. All three crashed and burned, but 30-some years later I can still remember that promo.

Yes, her husband was a war buddy of Buzz's and Buzz met her when he went to report to her about her husband's death. I might be confusing the details, but I think Buzz may have been accidentally responsible for his death and the army covered it up by giving him a medal. Lucy was born in 1973, as she has her 21st birthday onscreen in 1994.

Notwithstanding that retcons happen all the time, when Buzz tells Nadine about Lucy's mother he describes her as being a young widow, like 19/20-ish. Her being young and unable to take care of herself is part of his justification for why he stayed with her.

I'm not sure if it's true or just a rumor, but I remember hearing that leaving wasn't her choice, but a punishment for her speaking out about Michael Zaslow's firing.

Yes, near New Year's 1993, Alan-Michael asked her what her resolution was and she told him that her resolution was to marry him. This freaked him out a little and led to him sort of ghosting her on NYE, but by the time it hit midnight they had made up and rang in the new year by making out. @alwaysAMC Like you, I got drawn into the show in 1995 (except in real time). I enjoyed the Lucy/AM story and when it was over I stumbled across someone who was selling edits focused on their storyline from 1993 through to Rick Heart's departure (back in the days when you'd get the edits on VHS). I think you'll enjoy the first go-round of their relationship in 93-94. There's some cute, romantic comedy type stuff in there.

You weren't lying; it's like Ann is coming to visit her at summer camp. Not often that prison takes the edges off a person. Thanks for the tag!

Cheers to you and everyone else at SON!

She was a gem when it came to promoting soaps. Out of curiosity I looked up the guests from her first season and in addition to Susan Lucci (3 times!), she also interviewed Erika Slezak, Deidre Hall, Genie Francis, Robin Mattson, Darnell Williams & Debbi Morgan (who were on The City at the time), Anthony Geary, Linda Dano, Peter Bergman, Robert S. Woods, Vanessa Marcil, Ruth Warrick, Michael Knight (twice), James Mitchell, Peter Reckell, and Maxwell Caulfield.

As I recall, Susan Lucci was also one of the guests in the show's premiere episode. I have no idea what season it aired in, but I remember an episode where Peter Bergman was a guest and he told a story about going to the theater in New York sometime after he had transitioned over to Y&R. People in the audience kept recognizing him and calling him "Jack" and Rosie, who was a few rows back, stood up and irately announced, "His name is Dr. Cliff Warner."

I think his last scene was him meeting up with Trina at Kelly's and then after she left, he took a flask out of his pocket and took a swig.

Some Loving material in the latest round of mixtape uploads: At around the 51 minute mark of the above there's some footage from Jim & Shana's second wedding, following which there's a short scene with Michael Maguire's short-lived Jeff. This one features clips from early in Lisa Peluso's run as Ava:

Their FAQ says it's because ABC owns the viewing rights in the US. I gather this means that ABC doesn't own the international rights.

I feel like they brought her back just long enough to establish/re-establish who the character was for viewers so that afterwards anytime Ross and Blake or Holly and Fletcher were busy doing things on screen they could have a throw away line of dialogue explaining that she was looking after the twins or Meg off screen.

Parts of that set also turn up in the remodeled version of The Tides.