Paul Raven

Ashley's only rivals during her first stint were Jill, Dina and Nikki and I don't recall any confrontations beyond verbal with those three,

I just found out that 60's movie star Carol Lynley did a guest spot in 1990 as Judge Dunlay during the Jamie/Vicky custody trial.

Thanks Eric. The circus coverage was from Oct 17 1989.I'll have to find the issue with the behind the scenes as I scanned it a while back and returned it to the pile. I really must organize all those old mags...

I don't recall Brown at that time but he probably played the same character.It would be quite likely that Robert would be around to defend Danny. Bell had worked with Brown on Days and B&B,and knew he could handle the role and Brown needed work, so it worked out for all. Redecker had also played a lawyer earlier on Y&R.I think in the Chris Brooks rape trial,

When Erica met Eric.

Marlena talks about Gottlieb in SPW

'Cabot Huddleston'? was that a misprint or was that the original name for the character? Interesting that they chose to kill off a child.Surely,there would have been a lot more story had he lived.Maybe they didn't want Pat to be lumbered wirh a child-that thinking that once a mother,a character loses her sexuality and has to conform to certain standards. Was Brian forgotten by Pat,or referenced from time to time? Was it later that they decided Karen was with Talbot in the car that killed Brian or was that already known? Thanks for the article Carl.I would love to see synopses from that issue !!

Unfortunately,Monte Carlo bombed in the ratings,which obviously made it harder for Joan to do other things apart from Dynasty.Her first mini series "Sins' had done well. i wish the networks would take a chance on that genre again.

As I recall,Esther did suddenly appear as the maid.There may have been other maids before that also.At most it was a few lines and the occasional appearance.It grew from that.

One problem with the story is that it came out of nowhere.Suddenly,it was revealed that Nathan was involved with Keesha. It would have been so much stronger had we seen Nathan meet Keesha and begin the affair.

Then and now pick of Cindy Pickett (Jacie Marler #1)

Jane Badler (ex Melinda OLTL,ex Natalie DRS) Now living in Australia,acting and singing. http://www.janebadler.com/

Paul Michael Valley ex Ryan AW in Oct 2011 Appeared with Hilary B Smith in Any Given Monday at the 59 E59 Theater.

It must have been not long after this that Irna left ATWT. Miss Thompson was the actual killer of Dr Michael Shea and her deathbed confession,exonerated Tom Hughes.

Just saw Young Adult with Charlize Theron.Her father was played by Richard Bekins.He is now 58.Victoria Wyndham is 9 years older.it would be weird now to see them as mother and son.

Yes,me too. Does anyone know about Geary's contract at that time? If he arrived in 79,would his first contract have expired in 82? Surely,after the explosion of L&L,he would have renegotiated during that time? Did he sign on for one year after his first contract expired? It seems he had some TV movies thrown into the deal at some point also.

Variety reported in Nov 82 that Jackie Zeman will be returning to GH at a reported more than $300,000 a year salary,making her daytime's highest paid performer. The 80's were really all about excess.That should never have happened,as I'm sure several other performers took note and salaries started rocketing,thus cutting into profits and undermining what soaps were all about (to the networks,at least)-cash cows.

Chris and Snapper's Wedding In this episode, Chris Brooks and Snapper Foster are married. The program begins at the Brooks home as the family prepares for the wedding. Chris's mother and sisters, who are her bridesmaids, gather around to show their support and to follow the wedding traditions. Chris also takes this time to individually thank and bid goodbye to each member of her family. At the Foster home, Mrs. Foster takes Greg aside and commends him for his participation in the wedding, despite the fact that he is also in love with Chris. She also speaks to Snapper on the subject of love and reminisces about her own beloved husband. The wedding itself is flawless, as Chris and Snapper blend the traditional with some special touches of their own. Don't know what date this but would have been 1974 Jed Andrews and Laurie Brooks discuss Jed's plans for divorcing his wife, Betty, and the alimony arrangements. After Jed leaves, Brock Reynolds arrives and tells Laurie not to destroy Jed and Betty's marriage. The following events also occur: Stewart Brooks talks to his daughter, Leslie, who is worried about Brad Eliot; Laurie invites Betty over and gives her advice about how to save her marriage with Jed; and Leslie confronts Brad about his deceptive decision to allow others to believe he is dead. 1976 episode Liz Foster bares her soul to her son, Snapper, and discusses her decision to pull the plug on the life-support system that keeps her husband, William, alive; Brock informs Joann that Peg will not marry Johnny since she is still recovering from the trauma of rape; Joann wonders if she still has a chance to win back her ex-husband; Mrs. Chancellor brings a gift for Jill's son on his first birthday and reveals that she has known all along that her husband fathered Jill's child; and Snapper overhears a detective talking to a nurse about the suspicious circumstances surrounding William Foster's death

Summaries of eps available for viewing at The Paley Center Thursday Jan 4th 1961 Ellen Dennis is shocked to learn about the death of her biological father -- since she thought he was already dead for most of her life. Her biological mother, Lois Williams, explains that she had no idea her husband was alive since she could never locate him. Meanwhile, Babby and Peter try to persuade Ellen to leave Lois's home and return to her adoptive parents. They threaten to take the case to court, but Ellen knows a secret about Mr. Dennis that Babby and Peter do not want publicized. And, according to an attorney, Ellen would have to disclose that information to a judge in order to explain her reason for running away to live with her biological mother. In addition, Lois mentions that the adoption may not be binding in a court of law since Ellen's father never signed the adoption papers. Monday June 9th 1958 Rev. Max Canfield leaves for a job interview in Pittsburgh. On his way out, Max asks a young handyman named Ted to keep an eye on his wife, Lydia, while he is gone. Ted is more than pleased to keep Lydia company since he harbors a secret crush on her, but little does he know that this occasion may be the last time he sees her alone. Meanwhile, Lydia is unhappy that she may have to leave the town that she has grown to love, but she resolves to remain a supportive wife