Khan

I'll have to phone a friend on this one!

And of course, you also had the infamous shower scene (although, I've never seen it!) between Jaime Lyn Bauer and Tom Selleck which suggested both were nude.

Two rules from the "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" Drinking Game: 1) Every time Dr. Quinn says, "I have to operate," take a drink. 2) Every time she says she's written back East for research on that week's plague (that she could easily learn right there in Colorado), take a drink.

Frankly, I don't care how they chose to write out Kristina, just as long as she leaves (and - if there's a God in Heaven - never returns). BUT...yeah, I'd have to agree, none of this exit makes any sense, lol. If I had my way, Kristina would've been collateral damage in Sonny and Sidwell's fight. She would've died (my personal choice) or been left in a(n offscreen) coma. (Alcoholic Alexis would've been tempted to relapse, but she would've found the courage to attend an AA meeting instead, because...well...her alcoholism never made any sense to me, and NLG was lousy at playing weak and drunk anyway).

That would make sense. Between the budget overruns and constant preemptions, Bruce's burgeoning film career and Cybill's protracted maternity leave and battles with Glenn Gordon Caron (which resulted in the latter leaving the show before the final season), "Moonlighting" had become a huge mess.

Didn't I read somewhere that HOW TO SURVIVE A MARRIAGE's very first episode begin with a bedroom scene?

Dear Y&R: My offer to burn down Crimson Lights and turn it into an ice cream and candy shop for adults called Scoops stands. Sincerely, Khan

I mean, it's an incredibly easy (but not too far-fetched) way to create tension between Joe and Lucas, even though Lucas has had little to nothing to do with his biological relatives. Or maybe I'm just missing Joe and Siobhan on RH, lol?

If I had my druthers, Joe's big secret would be that the Jeromes murdered his father. I agree!!

I remember Walters most from two things: LOVING (of course, lol) and "Elvis and Me."

Yes, that was David Jacobs' original plan. He thought that having Pam - Bobby's widow, and the daughter of Jock's nemesis/Ellie's former beau - square off against J.R. and the rest of the Ewing clan would have made for excellent drama - and, of course, I think he was right, lol. By keeping Bobby alive, however, Pam lost agency (aside from whining about J.R. and pining for Bobby when they were apart) and even Bobby lost his playboy edge, because he now needed to be the white hat to J.R. black hat. It just wasn't as interesting of a show to me as what it COULD have been.

And to this day, no one on that show can get it straight who gave it to whom, lol.

If I were to draw up a list of actors who weren't on DYNASTY or FC but who should've been, Laurence Olivier and Jean Simmons would be at or near the top of the list.

Same here, lol!

That, too, lol.