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Probably around then. The Stamford Hospital structure as we know it wasn't built until the early 70s. Then we know two different Stamfords, diva!

By the way... Why in the hottest of hell is Tonya Pinkins sprawled out on a NYC cab?!

"But I can tell from some letters that some people don't know the difference between reality and illusion. It doesn't stop with me. These people probably think Dr. Martin is a real doctor. I kind of feel sorry for them. They're out of touch with reality and need help." "[Erica]'s like a child -- someone who is 14 years old and never got beyond that." Wow... I find that to be amazingly "candid" of Susan Lucci, considering the Susan Lucci of today. The one who is filled with nothing but politically correct, industry-friendly sound bites. I also find it interesting to read Lucci describe Erica, in essence, as a grown woman with the psyche of a teenager. I doubt she'd say that about Erica today -- no matter how much it remains true.

I remember that scene, specifically because those twins that played AJ were, for the most part, comatose. Suddenly, for some reason, this one came alive and actually did more than stare blankly in this scene and I was shocked!

In other words, Keeth would be screwing Susan Lucci.

It's interesting to see pre-"Queen of Daytime"/"AMC=Erica Kane" Susan Lucci. I find actors interesting. However, stars I find to be boring.

As if I don't mock that woman enough!

It ran in the family. Amanda used to have a Long Island accent as a child. Now she has a Kentucky accent as an adult!

Gotta co-sign... Center City was always Center City which was independent of Sea City.

Secret love? Surely, you jest, Eric. Wasn't it mentioned in... ALL HER CHILDREN?!

Ah, yes... The reunion special where JHC drops the bomb that someone's going to be murdered (which turned out to be Edmund), and everyone's looking like... "Say what?" Dumb...

Jacob Young's face... ugh! Since when did he morph into a cat?

Who the hell is in photo #10? Exercise.

Ah, yes. The days when soaps had the luxury of padding episodes that ran short with 2 minutes worth of credits!

That 1984 episode was pretty damn good. I like how Brooke took matters in her own hands. That would NEVER happen today. A female character on the canvas would never be portrayed as strong and determined enough to put all the pieces together herself and then proceed to confront her attacker alone. On this show today she'd be wringing her hands while Ryan saved the day. It's funny how 27 years later, women in soaps have regressed to needing a man to be their hero.

It's not necessarily that they don't have time, it's just there's no need with block taping. Actors come in, get made up and dressed, then they're called to set when needed. ETA: Ooh, yay! I'm post #600!!

The day after my 8th birthday!

"...I saw not a hint of true grief in Miss Warrick's acting, only a lot of absurd writithing on chairs and dreary semi-orgasmic hysterics." :lol: All I could do was picture Phoebe giving a lap dance to an empty chair. She's told her daughter was in a car crash and immediately goes and straddles a chair, humping and grinding and moaning...

Flash forward 20 years and I'm wincing when I read about Eva, John O'Hurley and John Callahan being "friends..." knowing, as we all do, how that one turned out.

But they certainly flirted with that aesthetic.

I see about 3 different faces.

One of my favorite Erica & Brooke rivalry lines was when Brooke wasn't even in the scene. In high school, Bianca wanted to work with Laura at the homeless shelter, and Erica refused. Bianca wanted to know why, and with disgust, Erica says "It's run by Brooke English, for one thing!" It just spoke volumes to their feud. Bianca could've been offered a job as CFO of Microsoft. If it was run by Brooke English, Erica would categorically forbid it.

It dates back to Tom, but before Tom and Erica were married. Brooke made it known she wanted Tom as well, which Erica hated... a rivalry is born.

Hey! It's Rae Cummings! Mmmm... Speaking of cumming... Mathew St. Patrick! :wub:

We saw him first in New York. It was set up that there was some sort of sketchy connection between J.T. and Laura. So when J.T. boarded the plane to Pine Valley after Brooke, it was played as "what's he up to?" Also, and I have on tape somewhere, the scenes leading up to the crash. While on the plane, Brooke and Edmund were chatting. J.T. was seated behind them. Every time Brooke mentioned Laura, they'd cut to J.T. eavesdropping on her conversation. That would've been too broad of a suggestion if there wasn't that previous set up that J.T. knew who Laura was.