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OMG, the episode where Veronica shoots Nikki? I thought that episode was just brilliant direction, lighting and music personified! Sorry, carry on.

Now, John Beradino.... That man was sex on a stick. #dontjudgeme Nice cover, dep!

Ah, yes, Shari Shattuck. Better known as the Time Y&R Did Their B&B Friend Ronn Moss a Favor.

If I'm not mistaken, didn't Sandra Nelson leave Y&R on bad terms?

Right now, I could use a good story where Monica, now widowed, faces a recurrence of her cancer without Alan by her side.

I am just amazed at the compact size of the regular cast in that photo. Even now, with budgets being slashed everywhere you turn, it seems as if the shows (and GH in particular) keep taking on more and more performers. Allow me to echo Carl's welcome, depboy!

That makes total sense -- and you are absolutely right. If anything, I suspect the viewers would have accused the show of cramming Bob and Kim down their throats, something today's soap fans know and understand only too well.

Not I, lol! I think Alfred and Liza would have been all kinds of wrong together. Alfred appeared henpecked enough. Liza would have dominated him right into eunuch-dom. Thanks, Carl, for posting the article. I actually had no idea Bill Timoney had been a stand-up comic.

I think Dash and Katrina began their relationship after the trial -- right around the time he realized he had indeed raped Julia after helping some woman in a bar -- but I might be wrong.

How so? (I'm not baiting you into an argument, Carl. I'm just being curious.)

LMAO! Sharon Gabet as Margo or a fill-in Barbara might have been fun to watch...but I feel she'd been better as a recast and back-in-Oakdale Natalie Bannon Hughes.

I think it is miraculous for anyone to sit through even ten minutes of any Nick sitcom,

I think Fred Bartholomew might have been the EP during the Dobsons' first stint, but I cannot be sure. Either way, P&G moved them over to ATWT from GUIDING LIGHT with hopes that they would bolster their ratings like they had at the earlier show.

Perhaps the problem lay with whoever was EP at that time (Joe Rothenberger? Fred Bartholomew?). ATWT needed someone who could have shaken up the canvas without alienating the core audience.

Pretty much. Tyler believes he has a vision -- one anointed upon him by God -- and he won't do anything to sully that vision, including hire other writers to help him.

Actually, I think even this project might be beyond her reach. Kelly needs to stick with working in retail.

I think Bill Bell was all set to fire Peter Bergman before Jeanne Cooper intervened. IIRC, she told Bell that if one had to leave, then both had to leave. Or something like that.

He looks older, of course, but he still looks very handsome and trim.

I could be wrong, but I seem to recall SOW recounting the feud in one issue.

I nominate Sally Armitage for the job.

Not just with Wendy, though. Remember when Charles Busch (that's his name, right?) appeared as a modeling agent named Peg Barlow (?) one summer when Jen Rappaport was in NYC? I don't know why, but I felt as if that story was Lorraine Broderick's.

Ah, yes, he was Sally Armitage, I think, during the big "Love on the Run" story for Luke & Laura.

Agree.

IOW, your average Tyler Perry scene.

Good point.