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I'm intrigued by this insight. Please share more. What kind of sandwiches were they? Did Julie use her own Costco card or borrow a friend's? 😂

Great promos. Thanks for uploading.

Photos of Susan Lucci on the set of Jonah Hill's new movie Outcome. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-13274361/Keanu-Reeves-takes-cigarette-break-Jonah-Hill-seen-sporting-shaved-head-Susan-Lucci-puts-busty-display-set-dark-comedy-Outcome.html?ito

Great observation about Erica.

Great promo. I would love to see the full episodes of 1978 and 1979.

Hayley and Mateo's son, Enzo visited Live with Kelly and Mark today. So cool.

Oh ok. That makes sense. Thanks!

When and why did the Emmys update the names of the acting categories? For example, "Lead Actress in a Drama Series" is now "Lead Performance in a Daytime Drama Series: Actress."

Wow, I don't even remember this storyline. Was this before or after Jenny became a model and ran away to NYC with Jesse?

Tonya has mentioned this in previous interviews and while I think she would have made a good Angie, I think the spark that Debbi and Darnell had was one of a kind.

La Lucci joining the cast of Jonah Hill's Apple Original Film "Outcome." https://deadline.com/2024/04/jonah-hill-movie-outcome-adds-six-to-cast-1235879505/

I stumbled upon an old episode on YouTube that I hadn't watched since it first aired. Susan Lucci and Eva LaRue deliver remarkable performances in the scenes where Erica pressures Maria into confessing about her one-night stand with Dimitri, just before Maria unexpectedly goes into labor. It's incredibly intense! Kudos to Lorraine Broderick for penning this storyline.

Unfortunately, there isn't a dedicated site or platform to watch old episodes. Your best bet is finding old episodes on YouTube. This is a good YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@iheartallmychildren/videos

Yesterday, La Lucci was on Sherri Shepherd's show, and Sherri asked if Susan would ever get back into the dating scene. You could totally sense that Susan is still heartbroken over Helmut.

I remember Katie Kennicott and the triangle between Joey and Emily Ann. Greta Lind, who played Katie, wasn't the strongest actress and I think that hampered the character growth of Katie. It would have been nice to see a new generation of Kennicotts in the 2000s.

What an intriguing rumor! I find it hard to believe that La Lucci would participate in such a show, especially considering she's still deeply saddened by the loss of Helmut. Nonetheless, it's certainly entertaining gossip to ponder! https://radaronline.com/p/susan-lucci-rumored-to-be-the-first-golden-bachelorette/

Betsy Kennicott was boring. Although when I find clips of her I can't help but watch because I'm waiting for her to be interesting. LOL.

I enjoyed Phantom Erica because of its gothic undertones in the storyline. What appealed to me was the mystery surrounding Erica's scarred face, which the audience never got to see.

Susan Lucci did a live reading of the Season 10 finale episode of ‘Vanderpump Rules’ for Radio Andy Theater on Sirius XM. https://blog.siriusxm.com/vanderpump-rules-radio-andy-theater https://www.instagram.com/p/C2bl_-1snrN/

All My Children: Agnes Nixon, Wisner Washam, Lorraine Broderick

By the end of the show, Jamie Lunar transformed into a reminiscent version of past Liza. Despite the age gap between Jamie Lunar and Michael E. Knight (as well as Debbi Morgan and Darnell Williams), I didn't find it a big deal, unlike some fans and the press. Throughout her previous roles, Jamie Lunar consistently portrayed characters who seemed older than her actual age.

Happy 54th Birthday All My Children!

Speaking of delusional... I went down a rabbit hole and pulled some quotes from a moment in time I think we all want to forget. But reading all of this back is hysterically funny. Cady on Dixie’s return (2005) "I am thrilled to be returning to a show where I have such a long and beautiful history. It is an especially excellent cast, and I am looking forward to working with some new and very talented actors, as well as revisiting with some dear old friends," McClain said in a statement. "I hope the audience will enjoy the incredibly thrilling storyline Megan McTavish has created as much as I am going to enjoy playing it...." Julie Carruthers on Dixie’s death by pancakes (2007) "You have to understand that it can affect anybody, you know? It's not just the girls in Fusion who you only see once a week. It's people who are pivotal to the environment, as well. I'm trying to say this in a way that doesn't undercut what the Fusion girls have meant to the canvas, particularly those three characters who've been attacked [simone, Erin and Danielle], but a character with as much history as Dixie.... It shows that nothing is sacred and nothing is safe. Cady on the writer who penned Dixie's death by pancakes (2020) “I was asking the writer [to include a] scene where Tad and Dixie take their kids aside to make sure they know that their [dad] killing someone was wrong,” she shared. “I thought this would be OK. Turns out it was a bad day for an ‘ask!'”

I found this 10 year old article about Megan McTavish writing an adaptation of "A Midsummer's Night Dream" to benefit the local historical society. The quote about making "massive cuts" to Shakespeare's work made me laugh. https://www.ctinsider.com/entertainment/article/Dream-on-the-Green-to-be-Presented-Sunday-in-16895854.php

Daytime's version of Ted McGinley. Just kidding... sort of.