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Kyle's outfit looks wrong to me. The bowtie is oversized and the black pants look cheap and ill fitting.

80's Days in full swing- murders, undercover amateurs, eccentric ladies with lions... I wonder what the few 70's actors remaining thought of this 'light hearted 'approach?

Jay Meredith Edge of Night ??? pre 1958

Dorothy Blackburn Young Dr Malone Nurse

November 1967 Jeffrey Lynn JoinThe Secret Storm Jeffrey Lynn, stage, screen and television actor, has joined the cast of "The Secret Storm," daytime drama series in color Monday through Friday at 2 p.m. on Channel 5. . Starting Thursday, Nov. 30, he will create the running role of Charles Clemens, a wealthy newspaper publisher, whose residence in' the fictional city of Woodbridge, N.Y., with his daughter and a mentally disturbed granddaughter. Lynn is a native of Massachusetts and a graduate of Bates College, Maine. - He began his showbusiness career at the famed Barter Theater in Virginia. Later he joined the legendary "stock company" at Warner ' Brothers Studio, where he made his mark in "Four Daughters," "The Fighting 69th;" "Yes, My Darling Daughter "Million - Dollar Baby" and many other films. ". During World .War II Lynn saw service with the Army Air Force in Africa, Italy and Austria. Honorably discharged with the rank of captain, he resumed his. film career, appearing in "A Letter to Three Wives," 'Up Front" and "Butterfield 8."" He has a leading role in the current "Tony Rome," starring Frank Sinatra. November 1969 Meet Jeffrey Lynn Soaps brought him back By STAN MAYS Becausee thlngs were a little slow at the time flt e stream, and because he had an urge at the time to jointhe mainstream, actor Jeffrey Lynn, while riding the subway, became interested in a book about the real estate business. Lynn has made his share of mistakes ("In the early '50s I moved east when TV was moving west. I had no income from IV work. ) But he was to prove something to himself; he could do something else. He took the real estate test and became an agent. Ironically, since returning to California with his wife and children, to work with a firm in the San Fernando Valley, his acting career has picked up again. He gives thanks that his former agent is now in an executive post at Universal, and that he has an indulgent boss at the real estate firm. Between selling homes Lynn has worked in "The Outsider," "Ironside" and next will be seen in "Crisis," a doctors segment of "The Bold Ones" for NBC-TV. He plays a heart patient who almost dies because of a revolutionary operation performed by a flamboyant doctor. "I have to. credit a soap opera for bringing me back to TV," confesses Lynn, who, after acting in TV during the early aays, spent most of his time touring in summer stock and road shows like "Mary, Mary" and "Two for the Seesaw." "It was a great training ground for a year playing a newspaper publisher in 'Secret Storm.' " The thought brought to mind the luxury of time afforded actors working in movies years ago as opposed to TV's hurry-up pace. ' "I remember when we were making 'The Fighting 69th,' " he said. "We were all in a huge bomb crater facing the Ger mans. I was playing a green soldier in a scene with Humphrey Bogart. (He laughed, recalling how Jimmy Cagney nudged him, saying 'You'e on your own with Bogey, kid'). "Well, I supposedly get a young enemy soldier in my sights. But I can't shoot him. 'He can't be more than 16,' I say. Whereupon Bogey shoots him and mutters something. It didn't sound right. They tried another line, and that was no good. We sat around that pit an hour something you'd never do in TV while they worked on one line. They finally came up with one of Bogey's most memorable lines: 'He'll never be 17.' " Now in his late 50s, Lynn is grateful his career took the course it did: "When I was a kid in Rhode Island starting out in summer stock I asked an actor what my chances were. 'You won't starve,' he told me. And that was the only assurance I got." With Joan Crawford during her Secret Storm guest stint

Re Edmon Ryan (Mossbarger) An obit (1984) states he spent a year on Search for Tomorrow in the mid 50's.

Jan 87 BURNELL SITTERLY, 44, actor who starred as Dr. Mike Powers on the soap opera The Doctors in the 1970s, killed himself in a friend's home, police said. The body of Sitterly was found Monday hanging off an interior balcony in the living room with the rope tied to an upstairs door knot). He was depressed about his acting career and had spent the past few weeks visiting friends in Cape Cod, New York and Chicago, said Gerald Mast, in whose home the actor's body was found. Sitterly was having difficulty finding serious roles and was searching for "people interested in the art of theater," Mast said. Sitterly apparently killed himself after an interview at the Northlight Repertory Theater In north suburban Evanston. Sitterly began his acting career in a Chicago hotel lounge in 1965 and later appeared in In Praise of Love on Broadway with Rex Harrison and Julie Harris. He appeared on The Doctors from 1970 to 1976.

Don't know how or why ended up working at Jabot. Seems an odd choice seeing as how that company has been devalued onscreen in favor of the media giants. We never see Mariah at work. Post wedding, I wonder what stories they will give the newlyweds? Some career stuff for Tessa? Baby issues? Whatever, it will be C level...

Jam, you are amazing! So finding out that Julie was a lawyer, it seems likely that she popped up again in 65 in that role.

Tessa is the only survivor of Sally Sussman's run- see Jordan, Juliet, Scott, Reed, Sorased Mattie/Charlie, Graham, Ravi etc Jack is there because??

Thanks for posting. They were pretty awful, but what got to air wasn't much better. They needed to incorporate the traditional cloud visuals. With imagination, they could have been updated. Any Search cast montage that doesn't build to Stu and Jo doesn't cut it for me.

Precisely. But things just get ignored if it doesn't suit the plot. Are those morgue people etc who accepted bribes still working?

Jean Carol The Young and the Restless Karen Grassle Love Is A Many Splendored Thing Guiding Light

Just caught a glimpse of Abby in a glitter skirt .Y&R loves some daytime glitter. Is that actually in fashion?

Week ## Date Top Program Network Week 01 Sep 17th, 1979 Eight is Enough ABC Week 02 Sep 24th, 1979 Three’s Company ABC Week 03 Oct 01st, 1979 Alice CBS Week 04 Oct 08th, 1979 SPORTS: World Series, Game 2 ABC Week 05 Oct 15th, 1979 SPORTS: World Series, Game 7 ABC Week 06 Oct 22nd, 1979 60 Minutes CBS Week 07 Oct 29th, 1979 MOVIE: Jaws ABC Week 08 Nov 05th, 1979 60 Minutes CBS Week 09 Nov 12th, 1979 60 Minutes CBS Week 10 Nov 19th, 1979 MOVIE: Smokey and the Bandit NBC Week 11 Nov 26th, 1979 Three’s Company ABC Week 12 Dec 03rd, 1979 Alice CBS Week 13 Dec 10th, 1979 60 Minutes CBS Week 14 Dec 17th, 1979 Three’s Company ABC Week 15 Dec 24th, 1979 60 Minutes CBS Week 16 Dec 31st, 1979 SPORTS: NFL Championship Post-Game CBS Week 17 Jan 07th, 1980 The Dukes of Hazzard CBS Week 18 Jan 14th, 1980 SPORTS: Superbowl XIV CBS Week 19 Jan 21st, 1980 The Dukes of Hazzard CBS Week 20 Jan 28th, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 21 Feb 04th, 1980 Dallas CBS Week 22 Feb 11th, 1980 Three’s Company ABC Week 23 Feb 18th, 1980 MOVIE: Harper Valley PTA NBC Week 24 Feb 25th, 1980 Alice CBS Week 25 Mar 03rd, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 26 Mar 10th, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 27 Mar 17th, 1980 Dallas CBS Week 28 Mar 24th, 1980 Flo and M*A*S*H (tie) CBS Week 29 Mar 31st, 1980 M*A*S*H CBS Week 30 Apr 07th, 1980 TELEFILM: Kenny Rogers as The Gambler CBS Week 31 Apr 14th, 1980 SPECIAL: The Academy Awards ABC *Regular Season Ends* Week 32 Apr 21st, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 33 Apr 28th, 1980 The Dukes of Hazzard CBS Week 34 May 05th, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 35 May 12th, 1980 Miss USA Pageant CBS Week 36 May 19th, 1980 M*A*S*H CBS Week 37 May 26th, 1980 20/20 ABC Week 38 Jun 02nd, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 39 Jun 09th, 1980 The Jeffersons CBS Week 40 June 16th, 1980 The Jeffersons CBS Week 41 June 23rd, 1980 M*A*S*H CBS Week 42 June 30th, 1980 M*A*S*H and Three’s Company (tie) CBS/ABC Week 43 Jul 07th, 1980 All-Star Baseball Game ABC Week 44 Jul 14th, 1980 The Jeffersons CBS Week 45 Jul 21st, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 46 Jul 28th, 1980 The Jeffersons CBS Week 47 Aug 04th, 1980 Barbara Walters’ Summer Special ABC Week 48 Aug 11th, 1980 60 Minutes CBS Week 49 Aug 18th, 1980 Circus of the Stars CBS Week 50 Aug 25th, 1980 M*A*S*H and Dallas (tie) CBS Week 51 Sep 01st, 1980 Miss America Pageant NBC Week 52 Sep 08th, 1980 TELEFILM: The Women’s Room ABC

Tony Curtis went to TV in the 70's with 2 attempts-The Persuaders with Roger Moore and his own Mystery Movie 'McCoy'

Lynne Rogers According to Variety Ms rogers appeared on ATWT in Feb 65 (at least) . So either Julie Spencer returned or she appeared in another role.

Been a while since I made any requests... Carl T Evans Gladys Jiminez Karen Grassle Jean Carol Tom Flatley Reynolds

AW did the same thing with Rachel by introducing Iris and Y&R with Lauren by bringing on Sheila,

I'd always assumed Seven Brides was a period show, so watching that intro and seeing the Jeep come into view was a surprise. Drake landing Days was the best move for him, as the rest of that cast must have been abducted by aliens (apart from RDA and River).

Watching those 66 clips got me looking back at synopses of that era. It occurred to me in developing those storylines Bill Bell created triangles w/o villians. Even if people did bad things, their actions were explained, if not justified. Take Marie marrying Craig but still yearning for Tony. Nowadays, Craig would probably be scheming against his son,eg paying some hooker to romance Tony and have Marie find out, or Tony would go psycho and try to bump off his dad. People weren't schemers in those days, just flawed people who made selfish or misguided actions. It's a world away from the Days of today. Such a pity...

They are at the forefront in the ever changing media landscape. Headed by Billy Abbott's compelling personal podcast which is creating conversations around entitled rich boy screwups. Then there is something to do with fashion and selective in depth reportage on goings on in a small mid western town that somehow other parts of the country (and the world?) are enthralled by. All run from apartments ,restaurants and one office with no staff.

The 75-76 season was an interesting one on many levels. ABC went into the season in perennial 3rd place, coming off a poor 74-75. The big news early in the season was CBS struggling,with NBC in first pace. But ABC was slowly gaining momentum. Going into the season they had Six Million Dollar Man on Sunday night that was winning it's timeslot once Cher on CBS started to falter. Their one new hit was Starsky and Hutch Wed @10 up against faltering Petrocelli on NBC and new season flop Kate McShane on CBS. As the season wore on Happy Days began to blossom inching closer to Good Times on CBS. That helped Welcome Back Kotter at 8.30 as did CBS moving MASH to Friday that season and replacing it with Joe & Sons which struggled. CBS regained their lead and it was NBC that slipped, leaving second place to ABC on many weeks. ABC then made some mid season moves which propelled it into 1st place for the first time ever. Laverne & Shirley had the highest rating new series debut in 10 years 35.1/49. Before that Happy Days hit it's highest rating ever 32.0/46 On Wed Bionic Woman hit the top 10 every week. On Jan 28 26.0/41 which pushed follow up Baretta to its season high 26.8/39 Donny and Marie was sheduled Fri @ 8 and was the first show to challenge Sanford and Son. It benefitted from NBC moving Chico &The Man and replacing it with The Practice which wasn't as strong a follow up to Sanford. Rich Man,Poor Man debuted in 2 2hour episodes Sun and Mon 22.1/35 and 26.2/39. ABC was on it's way with Charlie's Angels, Love Boat, Three's Company etc coming up.

One thing that puzzled me was the staircase. Was the Hughes house meant to be more of a split level type of thing as that staircase was only a few steps.

Thanks for the clarification. I wasn't sure about Carol Roux but assumed the Richard Thomas role was correct.