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I agree. I think that is him.

It would be so nice to see Bob, Kim, Ellen, and Lisa sitting around the Hughes' kitchen table, remembering old times and reliving them via flashbacks. Get on a special presentation like that, CBS!

Paul Rauch: ugh! The Donald Trump of soap opera producers who decimated OLTL and axed so many of its talented cast, turning a once-intelligent adult drama into brain-dead, low-brow camp.

This was LOATHSOME. I was furious that TPTB would be so callous, clueless, and nasty. Fortunately, their next equally brilliant stunt, to have a nun raped by a herd of goats, was rejected by the network. ((Roll eyes)) While the show started to unravel in 1983, and was pretty much unwatchable throughout the rest of the 1980s and then again from the mid-1990s until it was axed, we had from 1937 to 1982 of generally superior entertainment. That in itself is a miracle, and good reason to remember this gem fondly. I miss my show.

Ahhh, seeing the names John Beradino, Emily McLaughlin, and Rachel Ames at the top of the credits makes me somewhat verklempt. Sadly, by this time, McLaughlin was barely used on the show. I miss Steve, Jessie, and Audrey.

In the Soft & Dry commercial? No, I don't believe that is Marsha Clark.

LMAO! Btw, loved the little collection you posted on the previous page. Fun! Don't mention it. When it comes to hot men, I enjoy contributing to the collection of pictures, and watching the package grow.

Yes, he is the "kind" that we all like.

Just some good ol' boys.

I have always wanted to know whatever happened to Trish Stewart, the original Chris Brooks Foster on Y&R. After leaving the soap, she appeared on a few primetime shows but then vanished into the twilight zone. I adored her and wish I knew what happened. Pamela Peters, another original Y&R cast member as Peggy Brooks, seems to have disappeared as well.

Whoa, Monday's babe is MINE!!!!

! Whether they are coming or going, the men of Daily Hotness are always appreciated.

Yes, YRBB, we certainly do learn a lot from the great members of the SON community...including, apparently, the fact that so many beautiful young men today cannot afford to buy shirts.

Thank you so much. So Nightwing/adult Robin had different colored outfits, gray and red and gray and purple? What about the fourth picture, in which Michael Hamm is wearing boots, jeans, a vest, and has a little star over his shoulder. Do you know what character that is? I am not entirely sure. The first thing that comes to mind is the Wolverine version of Deadpool (also played by Ryan Reynolds) That is my best guess. Thanks!

Thank you so much. So Nightwing/adult Robin had different colored outfits, gray and red and gray and purple? What about the fourth picture, in which Michael Hamm is wearing boots, jeans, a vest, and has a little star over his shoulder. Do you know what character that is?

He's beautiful but...what superheroes is he playing here? The only one I can really identify is Aquaman in picture three.

No, it's not Vigard, but she reminds me of Rebecca Mader, an actress who would play on Lost and Once Upon a Time, decades later. RM is too young to have done this in 1981, however.

A very young Leigh J. McCloskey, who would end up as Damian Smith on GH, and Nick Benedict, the second (and weaker) Phil Brent from AMC

This is cute: wanna-be superhero Michael Hamm (seen above in his Spidey uniform) with Stephen Amell of TV's ARROW.

This guy loves to role-play as superheroes, and I think he's just cute as a button.

Wesley Pfenning was the worst, IMHO, and a painful, baffling choice for the role, but at least she did not last as long as Linda Borgenson, who was lethargic and colorless, and who had no chemistry with anyone. And no, I have not seen that youtube channel, but I shall check it out. Thank you for the heads up!

Interesting series of youtube videos, showcasing the various actresses who played Alice Matthews Frame on AW. Really, there's no competition. Jacqueline Courtney was the definite Alice. Some of the other "actresses" were horrid.

Model-actor Max Emerson: beautiful and goofy. What's not to love?