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Didn't Paul Martin turn up on OLTL?

I'm about two months older than you! Damn I remember those scenes and my older sister crying. But then they kept repeating them. We had an old French cleaning lady and she walked by the tv one day and said "she's still burning?" That 90 minute experiment was such a mess.

I actually have some memories of that. My grandmother and her bridge club were shocked when young Tom admitted to taking DRUGS on the witness stand. Lots of tsk tsking. That birthmark on his face was playing peek a boo with the audience as well. Some days it was covered by makeup. Old Gran was later delighted to see him on The Waltons.

Dog, two cats, husband, all snoring late at night. All on the bed. Me awake reading a Louise Penny mystery novel. Life doesn't get better than this.

The Cereal Box killer as Roxy said. Really don't know but that's my best guess.

Thanks.

He became almost childlike at times. My sister, who loved him initially, said he became "retarded" Not a nice word, I know, but it was the 1980s.

Funny how AW had Grant treating her like a stupid old lady but later on, Pinter and Stuart made a decent pairing as Greenlee's parents on AMC.

Do I dare feel optimistic?

It always felt like the Pat Morrow Show.

I head a schoolmate named Michael Shea. No one liked him.not sure why.

I had seen the edited version on TV before reading the novel. That mobile with the obvious finger prints... Then one summer, planting my own trees, with no TV I read VOTD, Helter Skelter, and Peyton Place. 1975 I think.. Much more entertaining than the movie.

I could have accepted, to some degree, every Alice recast except for Wesley Ann Pafenning. Reminds me of a Golden Girls episode with Mr PaFeiffer talking about the neighbor's PaFuneral. She was just bad. With an annoying voice. I believe she was a Rauch honey. I even liked Vana Tribbey - more than "STEVEN!" Linda Borgeson who did HOOD orange juice commercials in the Northeast. It gave me a new appreciation of Susan Harney. She worked well as a member of the Matthews family. But there was only one real Alice.

I can't remember the duration of her tenure but she was a good fit with the group of friends that included Felicia, Cass and whoever he was with, and Wally. Maybe the one thing AW did well thenwas a ragtag group of friends.

Agree Tishy. Olive as the town b%$÷@ had so many possibilities. Especially living in that crazy house John Randolph built for her. And poor John didn't need to die. Kill Dan Shearer instead. I liked how Liz was softened but was still a force of meddlesome family/friends presence. There was a much later scene when Mac calls her out about her gossiping and poor old lonely Liz explains how she has no one but her relatives and her job. Of course Mac, everyone's father figure, gives her a pat on the head.