Khan

Julie (or Julia) Montgomery also played a Diane Chambers act-a-like in a final season episode of "Cheers," and she was the victim in an episode (co-starring J. Eddie Peck and Leslie Nielsen) of "Murder, She Wrote," which taught us all a VERY valuable lesson: NEVER ask Julie Montgomery to play a drunk scene.

Agree!!

Yeah, the only alteration made during that time was when they changed the theme to "Autumn Breeze," which will always be my favorite GH theme song, btw.

She played Betty Childs, who was Ted McGinley's character's love interest, until Robert Carradine's character raped her - yes, I said raped her - at the Greek Games while dressed in a Darth Vader costume (which was either Ted McGinley's character's, or one like it, I can't remember anymore). Yep, here it is. Remember, she (Betty) has no idea it's not Stan under that mask -- and afterward, when Lewis DOES take off his mask, she's surprised, but she also says he was "wonderful" and asks him to meet her after the pep rally:

To impregnate her with a demon spawn? I'm only guessing.

Nikki calling Diane a "cheap [...] tramp [...] in need of a life" is REALLY the pot calling the kettle black.

"Oh, darling, I'm so sorry I wasn't there for your unnecessary exorcism yesterday."

You've never seen "Revenge of the Nerds"?

Voiceover Guy: "This is gettin' GOOOD." Who died and made YOU Clarence?

Agree. How 'bout we get rid of Diane AND Phyllis?

Amen.

I know you're not supposed to speak ill of the dead, but Hogan Sheffer was a miserable son of a bitch whose ass couldn't have written a halfway decent story if he had tried.

Exactly. And even if they had, we all had been at that rodeo enough times to know that TPTB would have just resurrected them later. "It's DAYS -- Just Go With It!".

Wha?? LOL!

And they never will.

Every time I see her, I can't shake my memories of her on LOVING.

Was the ambulance supposed to be moving when he threw her out of it?

Am I crazy or did we not, in fact, learn years ago how AD was hated BTS at Y&R?

The way HW's come and go at DAYS, it's amazing anyone can keep straight who wrote what and when, lol.

Agree. He definitely should be there for Chance, for Abby and for little Dominic Abbott Newman Winters Horton Brady Buchanan Wolek Kendall McCleary Hathaway Chancellor.

IKR?

Jedi mind wipe.

Meanwhile, Drucilla remains at the bottom of that ravine.

IIRC, Joyce DeWitt felt hurt for two reasons: 1) NRW (and John Ritter) were developing the spin-off behind everyone else's backs, even though they had sworn to DeWitt and everyone else that no spin-off was in the works (although, in Ritter's defense, I think he was basically sworn to secrecy); and 2) the final episode(s) of "Three's Company" were used more as the launchpad for "Three's a Crowd," when DeWitt felt the "Three's Company" cast should have been the focus. (I think Mary Cadorette, who appeared in the finale, told "E! True Hollywood Story" that the cast had given her the proverbial cold shoulder, but that DeWitt later reassured her that it had nothing to do with her and everything to do with how the producers had handled both the end of "Three's Company" and the development of "Three's a Crowd.") Also, I've never known whether this was true, but Suzanne Somers and her husband, Alan Hamel, allegedly went to NRW when word of the spin-off had leaked, suggesting that it would be a great idea if "Three's a Crowd" were to revolve around Jack and Chrissy, who would become romantically involved, even though Chrissy and SS had been off the show for several years. I think the "Ropers" writers adapted a few "George & Mildred" scripts for the US series, but I'm not sure if they used any "Robin's Nest" scripts for "Three's a Crowd."

Well...at least it's not Patty.