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FrenchFan

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  1. Exactly. In the 1967 episdes I have read the scripts, Susan is still quite an important character. Alan is MIA and she is quite involved with Frank Carver but Bob Hill is also interested in her.
  2. Yes Indeed ! The website was hacked recently and its creator, Mark, said it couldn’t be revived !
  3. That's true ! If only Lou Scofield or Henry Slesar had given their archives somewhere.
  4. Yes, they only have a bunch from 67 and from 69. I think summaries of these episodes were already online on the defunct EON homepage, but I can't check anymore now Some more from April 1965 ! FRIDAY, APRIL 9th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3534 Bruce said goodbye to Van and Tammy who were off to get Lynn and go to New York. Bruce hadn’t told Van about his scraps with Vivian and Barbara. Henry arrived with Hank and Scheff at the Bannings. Bruce was relieved. Henry and Scheff were amazed that Van wasn’t there : maybe Vivian and Wannberg were wrong after all. Rick joined and was open-mouthed to see his son. The three men talked about Wannberg and his apparent double act leaving the men puzzled. Bruce made Henry tell about the CIA. Barbara had gone downhill, Vivian plainly nuts, Van villified and Rick frustrated. Was it contrived ? At the Wannbergs’, Elizabeth had opened some mail. She was absorbed in a page from an old German newspaper containing faded pictures of a Hans Richter, a Major Sterling… She was fascinated by the account of a war trial but Wannberg stopped her and was furious she opened it. Wannberg tried to explain that Hans Richter was a « friend » but had to admit that Major Sterling was Bruce Sterling. Wannberg ordered Elizabeth to forget it and never mention it again. There was menace in her father’s voice and Elizabeth felt it. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3550 Fred came back home when Alison was signing some papers Sam sent. She thought he sent the papers through a messenger to avoid their curiosity about his private life. They knew from Sam’s answers he was married but there was no Mrs. Reynolds and that’s all. Alison assured she still trusted Sam and she was concerned about her own situation : she still couldn’t get pregnant. Alison told Fred she was thinking more and more about adoption. Dr. Rogers visited Sam in his hotel room. Sam was preparing for a trip to Tulsa for business. They talked about Len’s experiments with the donation Sam gave and Dr. Rogers had to force Len into accepting. Rogers admitted he came for a reason : he asked Sam if he would accept a position on the Board of Trustees of the Hospital. Sam said he would think about it. In the Tates’ kitchen, Arthur told Jo he loved working outside in his latest job. Patti appeared with a lovely dress she bought while shopping with Alison. She intended to wear it when Len came to dinner. Patti went to change. Jo was happy she bought a new dress as she didn’t have one since breaking up with Ed Moore. Arthur wondered about the motivations. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2355 In Neil’s quarters, Neil told Doug that their lives were different : Doug always knew he was an orphan, he wasn’t lied about his true identity all his life. Doug said he promised Judith he would never tell Neil the truth but he did it because he wanted Neil to realize it was Doug who wanted his son to be a doctor, it wasn’t Penny’s fault. Doug would like to see Judith first to explain to her. In her room, Penny remembered Chris’s words before leaving and her promise to wait. The phone rang. It was Neil. He told her he had to leave town to settle some things but admitted he had midjudged her. He swore he would call her back. Later, Neil was on the plane to New York. A female passenger told him it was sunny but Neil didn’t know what to think. He arrived at his mothers’. Judith was surprised to see him and noticed he was upset. She first thought it was she and Jerry invited Penny to spend time with them but Neil said Doug Cassen told him he was his biological father. Judith nearly fainted. She assured Frank Wade knew she was pregnant when he married her and he loved Neil as his own son. Judith admitted she was wrong telling Doug about Neil after so many years. Neil made a point calling Judith « Mrs. Stevens » and he left, making Judith realize she no longer had a son. Back in his bookstop, Neil had a visit from Lisa. She didn’t know how to make Bob realize she wanted to remarry him. Neil apologized for not being very helpful. At the Hughes’, Tom told Bob he would like to stay more with his father. Bob questioned Tom about Ken Bryant and Tom admitted he thought his mother would marry Ken. Ken tried to be friendly with Tom but Tom remembered him he had a father. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4545 At the Fletchers’, Paul had to tell Robin about Julie’s suicide attempt. Robin noted how ironic it was that Julie didn’t want a child at first and was so desperate about this new pregnancy. Paul assured Robin they would have a child too. Robin was worried she wasn’t pregnant yet and wondered if she was punished for marrying Paul knowing Johnny was opposed to the wedding. Paul told her it was ridiculous and they didn’t have to wait for a child’s permission and Paul assured Jane was the only one to blame. Robin thought Johnny was not ready to accept her as a step-mother so soon after Anne’s death but for Paul, it was Jane who planted ideas into his son’s head. Paul assured Johnny would come in the summer : he wouldn’t let his son live far from him for a long time. Jane arrived. She said she felt she couldn’t stay alone after what happened to Julie. Robin offered Jane stay in Johnny’s room for the night. Jane admitted she was more troubled about losing George. She knew she did the right thing telling George the truth but she had developed feelings for him. Jane said distance could help and she was thinking of leaving. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available MONDAY, APRIL 12th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3534 Bruce and Alan, for his first day of vacation, had breakfast together while Scheff was attending Hank upstairs. Alan worried what Barbara would do about Hank’s « abduction ». Bruce said he would be glad when the matter was settled. He didn’t like having the baby here behind Vanessa’s back. Hank suddenly cried and Alan said he would help with his nephew. Henry arrived and told Alan he had to respect the law regarding Hank. He was glad Vivian and Barbara were in New York. Henry knew Bruce would get legal action about transferring custody to Barbara. Van and Tammy were in a motel near Murdock prison. Tammy had been told that even though Lynn was to be releases, the doctors wanted to keep her for a few more days. Tammy was worried that Lynn hadn’t recovered from the loss of her baby. Van tried to reassure her and Tammy wanted to go straight to New York and find an apartment for herself and Lynn, then she would come back and get Lynn. Van agreed and called Bruce to tell her of her plans but Scheff answered the phone. In Henry’s office, Bruce asked how quickly the custody change could be done. Henry said there would be quite a delay and the talk turned to Wannberg. Henry didn’t see him as a threat, simply a friendly meddler. Henry had put through a call to Washington : Wannberg was a brillant German chemist, sent to a Russian prison camp by an allied court martial but Washington had cleared him. Bruce wondered why he came to Rosehill. In the evening, Alan was babysitting while Scheff was out and when Bruce arrived, Alan told him the day with Hank was fine. A white-faced Vanessa came in, demanded to know what happened. Bruce explained but Vanessa was appalled : no matter the law, taking Hank temporarily could mean a break between Barbara and them, forever. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3551 It was breakfast at the Tates’. Patti reminded her father of Len coming to dinner but asked her mother not to do anything special. Arthur mentionned Patti bought a very special dress for the occasion. Patti assured Len was just fed up with hospital cafeteria food. Later, in the hospital, Brad noticed Patti seemed cheered up. She learned from Brad that Len was not at the hospital. He took a morning plane for Anniston to attend a lecture. Patti tried to hide her disbelief. At the Tates’, Jo had finished cooking when Patti called, saying she was still at the hospital and would be a little late. Jo noticed Patti seemed discouraged. Arthur wondered if something went wrong. Jo said she hoped Patti wasn’t interested in Len because he was very unpredictable and it was not good for Patti. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2356 In her room, Penny flashbacked to her phone conversation with Neil, saying he misdjuged her. Nancy wished Penny would leave her room and noticed her daughter did no longer seem dispressed. Penny admitted she was waiting for Neil. In Doug’s office, Judith was confronting Doug to know why he told Neil about his parentage. He tried to explain he did it to stop Neil from blaming Penny about his career and made him realize it was Doug who pushed him into being a doctor. Nancy told Pa she was worried about Penny. She couldn’t really understand what was going on with her daughter and conversation turned to Donald. Nancy wished Donald and Ellen had married but Pa reminded Nancy of Don’s love for Janice. Nancy worried that as Janice was dead, Don was alone but Pa said he might come back to Oakdale at a point. In his bookshop, Neil was thinking about the phone call he had to make to Penny when he noticed Judith’s presence. She tried to justify herself, saying marrying Frank Wade gave her son a family and that her one-night-stand with Doug Cassen was a mistake. Neil assured he didn’t have a mother anymore and Judith left. Neil finally called Penny. She was relieved but insisted on coming to the bookshop to talk with him. Neil said it was too early for him to talk about them. He explained to Penny that Frank Wade wasn’t his father. He told her about how Doug encouraged him to pursue medicine again after he saved Pa’s life. Penny also wanted him to be a doctor but she didn’t push him. It was Doug who did, his biological father. Penny said she would only want to hear if he still loved her but there was no love for Neil at the time. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4546 Papa was at the Bannings’ to explain Meta what happened with Julie. Bruce had already talked with Dr. Walters at Cedars. He said Dr. Hansen who would take care of Julie was an excellent doctor. There was still a chance Julie would try again to commit suicide and Papa said Bill was very worried about Michael. It was 3 A.M. and Bert was worried that Michael hadn’t come home. Bill thought she should give him some space as he was going through a hard time. Walking in the park, Mike remembered Dr. Hansen telling him his wife had to be institutionalized. Mike felt guilty for everything that happened in her marriage to Julie. He flashbacked to their wedding night on May 1963. He said he didn’t give Julie the kind of marriage she wanted, that’s why she left him but he kept on hurting her. He remembered when he accused her of wanting Alex since the beginning, that she had planned on being with Alex before leaving him. Julie had denied. Back to real time, Mike burst into tears and wondered what he had done to Julie. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available TUESDAY, APRIL 13h 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3535 Wannberg tried to apologize for scolding Elizabeth about the newspaper clips. She just had to understand past was difficult for him. When Elizabeth explained she stopped off at Barbara’s house, Wannberg was severe again : Elizabeth should not make a nuisance or herself neither get involved with other : her duthy was to her home and studies but Elizabeth said she wanted to see little Hank but he was not there. His nurse had gone to the Sterlings with him. Wannberg was pleased. At the Sterlings’, Van had sent Scheff home. She was worried about Bruce’s decision to take the baby at their house. Bruce finally burst out that she should enjoy the baby. Van was furous as Bruce knew she broke down over losing Hank and didn’t want him back this way. The doorbell rang. It was Wannberg. Wannberg said he had come to ask Bruce advice about Elizabeth’s schooling. Bruce assured he would be glad to talk to Elizabeth. Wannberg pretended surprise to learn Hank was there but he said it would be nice when Barbara and her son were back home together. Van said she was sure he told Barbara something different. Wannberg enjoyed seeing the choas he put in the Sterlings’ home. Elizabeth received a phone call from a man pretending to be her father’s old friend and questioning her. Elizabeth was confused. Wannberg arrived and sent his daughter upstairs. He took the phone. The caller was Wendt. He said he knew where Wannberg had been. His job was at the Milton Facility : he was not sent to mingle with the neighbours. Wannberg said he wanted to get revenge for twenty years. Wendt warned Wannberg to stay away from the residents in Rosehill. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3552 Marge told Stu she sent back the drapery stamples to the shop. She decided she would run up some nice breezy curtains before she gave birth. Stu would like to invite the Tates for dinner but Marge told him the Tates had Dr. Whiting as a guest. Stu wondered if there was something between Patti and Len but Marge said it was the last thing on the girl’s mind. Arthur noticed that Jo didn’t seem very committed to the dinner since Patti’s phone call and Jo admitted she sensed something might be wrong. She remembered the last time when Len called and cancelled at last minute. Patti arrived and asked her parents if they had word from Len. She told her parents Len had left Henderson on the morning to attend a lecture without telling her. Jo told Patti to get dressed for her parents and maybe Len would show up. Arthur said Jo he didn’t understand why Len would do that again and he couldn’t understand why Patti didn’t seem angrier. Jo thought Patti was so interested in Len she refused to admit how hurt she was. Arthur would rather thinking she was not interested in Len. Patti came back and assured she didn’t really care. She knew Len was socially awkward but she realized there was a reason he was lonely. The phone suddenly rang. Arthur picked it up : it was Len. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2357 Nancy was baking a cake for Bob’s birthday. She told Pa she wished Chris was there for the celebration. Nancy wondered if Lisa remembered it was Bob’s birthday but Pa said he told Tom to remind his mother to help the little boy pick up a gift for his father. Tom wasn’t happy when Lisa told him she had a dinner planned with her friend Linda. Tom wished she come with him for Bob’s birthday but Lisa assured she was not invited. Lisa said that if Bob asked her to come when he picked up Tom, she would cancel her date with Linda. In his office, Bob told Sylvia he was ready to pick up Tom, have dinner with him and the Hughes then he would call her. He said he wanted to spend the evening with her. Penny arrived home and realized she had forgotten her brother’s birthday. She told Nancy she had seen Neil and that he wouldn’t proceed with a divorce. She cryptically added that Neil needed to start over. Bob arrived at Lisa’s to pick up Tom. Tom said her mother baked a little cake for Bob. Once they were out, Tom asked Bob why he didn’t invite Lisa but Bob said he had an appointment after dinner and he would bring Tom to his mother’s before. After dinner, Bob was drinking champagne with Sylvia. Sylvia tried to know more about Lisa and Ken’s upcoming wedding as Bob told her it would happen someday and Bob assured that Tom was very fond of Ken and he added Sylvia would be someday Mrs. Robert Hughes. At Lisa’s, Tom had trouble finding sleep. He asked Lisa if she really had to work at Mercy Hospital. She said she enjoyed her job and hoped Tom didn’t tell Bob about it. Tom assured he did not. After Tom went back to bed, Lisa said she hoped the divorce could be fixed. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4547 In the early morning at the Bauers’, Bert didn’t have sleep as she was worried about Michael. She told Bill he said very hurtful things to her these last few days but Bill thought they should forget it for the time being, for Michael’s sake. Bert insisted and Bill had to tell her again he thought she was wrong from planting suspicions about Julie’s pregnancy into Mike’s mind. She should just admit she made a mistake. Mike finally arrived. Bert told her son how sorry she was for what happened with Julie. Michael said it was his fault and Bill sent Bert to bed to avoid more drama. After Bert left, Mike told his father he spent the night thinking about Dr. Hansen’s words. Bill tried to make his son realize there were other reasons to Julie’s nervous breakdown. Mike said he only married Julie because of Hope and Julie clearly knew that. He used to want Julie to give up the baby for adoption. Bill said that all this guilt couldn’t do anything good at the moment and Hope needed her father. Bill assured his son that Julie might get better someday and Mike needed to act like a man for Hope. Mike said he would try. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14h 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3535 At the Sterlings’, Van told Alan how spoiled little Hank had been at the Carlsons’. It was hard to handle him these days. Alan was worried as Barbara and Vivian were expected back from New York. He decided to go over to the Carlsons. Henry was alone when Alan arrived. Henry told his grandson that if he had told Vivian and Barbara on the phone, they would have come back in a minute. Vivian arrived and told Henry and Alan that Barbara stopped off at Wannberg’s to leave Elizabeth a present. Alan decided to leave. In the library, Henry explained Vivian all the legal aspects and what he had to do. Vivian was appalled and furious. She said it was Van’s doing. Henry said Van wasn’t home but Vivian wouldn’t listen to her husband. Barbara had stopped for a minute at Wannberg’s. She gave Elizabeth her present and showed her what she had got for Hank – a new Easter suit and coat. Barbara didn’t notice Elizabeth was troubled. After Barbara left, Elizabeth said to herself she should have told Barbara she wouldn’t find Hank at her grandparents’. Meanwhile, Barbara was back at the Carlsons’. She climbed up to the nursery and found the room empty. Later, Barbara burst out into the Sterlings’ asking Alan where her son was. Alan tried to explain but his sister didn’t hear. Van entered and Barbara ranted that Van didn’t know what love was, she thought only of herself, she never made Bruce happy and wanted Barbara and Hank unhappy. Barbara went upstairs. Vanessa couldn’t handle this alone and decided to call Bruce, even if he was attending a meeting. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3553 At the Metcalfs’, Alison told Fred she was sorry she was late for dinner. She spent the day at the child day center Jo had told her about. They desesperately needed for volunteers. Alison explained the kids in the center are 12yo at the most. Their parents worked or could be in trouble and needed help to take care of the kids during the day. Alison was really happy to help while she was trying to have a baby on her own. On the phone, Len told Patti he was at the Henderson airport and was sorry he was a bit delayed but assured he would be at the Tates’ in 20 minutes. After she hung up, Patti tried to tell her parents she always believed Len would arrive. Patti went upstairs to arrange herself. During dinner, Jo asked Len about the lecture he attended and Len was pretty excited about the day. After dinner, Patti offered to drive Len back to the hospital. Len thanked Jo and Arthur and they left. Arthur told Jo that Len was an interesting young man and maybe he was more interested in Patti than they thought. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2358 At the bookstop, Lisa told Neil she lied to Tom about having a friend over for dinner because she knew she wouldn’t be invited for Bob’s birthday. Neil made Lisa realize it was time she say Bob she wanted to remarry him because she loved him. Lisa didn’t know if Bob still thought being married for their son was a good idea. She added she was so blind about Bruce Elliott and the dream world he could offer her. She had been so wrong in divorcing Bob. Neil said Lisa was afraid of rejection. In Doug’s office, David told Doug that when he went to Mercy Hospital for a patient, he noticed Lisa Hughes was working there. He noticed Doug wasn’t listening, he realized Doug must have told Neil he was his biological father. Doug admitted he didn’t know if he did the right thing : he didn’t know if Neil had reconcilied with Penny but he knew he had spoiled his relationship with Neil. David made Doug realize he still had a family : Claire, Ellen, Judge Lowell but Doug knew how Claire could react if she learned he told Neil he was his biological father. Later, Penny went to David’s office. She said she was surprised when Mrs. Lake phoned and said David wanted to see her. David noticed Penny seemed much better and she said she and Neil wouldn’t divorce. Penny said she and Neil wouln’t be David’s neighbours again though as Neil seemed to want a fresh start. In his quarters, Neil phoned to cancel his appointment with Doug but Doug was already there. Doug wanted to know where Neil’s relationship with Penny was. Neil admitted he would not get a divorce but he didn’t know much more about their upcoming future. Doug assured he wouldn’t bother Neil again but he sincerely hoped he would get his life back on track for him but also for Penny. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4548 Paul and Robin were having breakfast. Robin said Jane was still sleeping and she didn’t feel like disturbing her. She would like to ask Jane to stay at their home for a few days but Paul thought they shouldn’t interfere : if Jane wanted to leave Los Angeles, that was her life. He added that as George knew how much he despised Jane before his accident for what she did to Paul and Robin, Jane couldn’t expect much more. Jane finally got up and Paul had to go the hospital. Jane told Robin how guilty she felt about saying Johnny about Paul and Robin’s secret wedding. Robin assured Jane wasn’t responsible for Johnny’s alienation : he was not ready to accept Robin as a step-mother. Robin added she and Paul decided to go to Benedicts’ for Easter and they planned to have Johnny definitely home for summer, no matter what he thought. She also said they wanted to have a child and maybe a little brother or sister could create a unit. That’s why Jane shouldn’t be leaving town. The phone rang. It was George. Jane shook her head to make Robin understand she didn’t want to talk to him so Robin lied to George that she didn’t know where Jane was. George said he wanted to see Jane. After he hung up, Jane told Robin she didn’t want to feel George’s pity. She would go back at her place to pack her things. She wanted to leave the sooner she could. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – #2918 Alan visited Grace. She noticed he seems preoccupied. Alan admitted situation was tense with Susan and he had found someone he could talk to more easily than to his wife. It’s a professional relation but he realized he could talk to her. Grace guessed he was talking about Ann Wicker as she saw Alan on her show. Alan was sure that had Susan known about his meetings with Ann, she would have thought he’d have an affair with her. He added he was unfaithful to Susan once but he would not let that happen again. In the meantime, Susan would like another child and Alan didn’t know how to reason her. Later, Alan visited Ann’s office. He apologized for calling her the other night. Even if he and Susan had marital issues, he shouldn’t involve Ann. Ann was pretty clear she didn’t want any emotional involvement even if he and Susan would end up separating. Ann was ready to accept a friendly relation but Alan said he was too proud to settle for a crust. At Kelly’s, Kip arrived and found an upset Alan at the bar. Alan asked Kip if he was still thinking about studying medicine. Kip said he was and he would see Dr. Brownell to ask a few questions. In Dr. Brownell’s office, Brownell told Kip it seemed he had already decided he wanted to pursue medicine but something was keeping it. Kip admitted Janet was opposed. Brownell said that being a doctor’s wife could be a lot of burden. Kip wondered if that meant he shouldn’t marry Janet. Brownell admitted Janet was afraid of marriage and it left Kip confused about what he should do. Ann visited Brownell and thanked him for agreeing to see her while it was not scheduled. She told the doctor about Alan’s call last week late at night after he had a fight with his wife. She enjoyed the friendship with Alan but she then realized he had fallen in love with her. She said she liked him but didn’t know if she was in love too. Her life was messy and she didn’t want to get involved. She had fought against every entanglement and Brownell should, of all people, know why. THURSDAY, APRIL 15th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3536 Bruce had arrived hurriedly from Trustee dinner. He told Van he had asked Henry to keep Barbara and Vivian home. Barbara was upstairs, near Hank, just sitting icey and cold. When she finally came downstairs, Bruce quietly told Van to leave them together. Bruce tried to talk to Barbara to make her understand how it happened. Surprisingly, she seemed to accept the situation. She wished Scheff had stayed but Barbara showed no emotion, no feeling. She left. Bruce called Henry to tell him Barbara was on her way home and seemed to understand. Henry and Vivian were waiting for Barbara. Vivian was furious and thought this whole mess could send Barbara back to the sanitarium. Henry told his wife that Bruce on the phone seemed to say Barbara was understanding. Bruce phoned again to know if Barbara was home but she wasn’t yet. Bruce and Van were very worried. Bruce said that leaving his Trustee meeting didn’t help his career but it was not what was the most important. Henry called and said Barbara wasn’t home. Van thought they should call the police but Bruce said it would make things worse, they had to wait. Barbara had gone to Wannberg. She begged Wannberg to let her stay at his place because everybody was against her. She said they took her baby. She was hysteriucal, near the breakdown she had just « recovered » from. Wannberg was very sympathetic but there was triumph on his face. Barbara collapsed sobbing on the couch. Wannberg called for Elizabeth. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3554 Sam was back in his hotel room after his trip. He wondered why he was even in Henderson as his son, Len Whiting, had even changed his name and totally erased him from his life. Bob Rogers arrived and asked Sam if he thought of his offer. Sam admitted he had no time to think about it. Sam agreed to unofficially attend the board meeting the following day. Jo asked Patti if Len enjoyed his evening at the Tates’. Patti assured he did but he was more excited about some new equipment being brought in for his work. Arthur arrived after his last day of work. The phone rang. He was offered to pursue the job he had came to like a lot. Arthur was very happy. In the hospital cafeteria, Len told Brad he had lot of work with his new stuff. Brad offered to help if Len needed. Brad asked Len if his lecture was great as Patti seemed very unhappy he was not in Henderson for the day. Len told Brad he was indeed invited to dinner at the Tates’ that night. Len added it didn’t mean anything between him and Patty. Brad didn’t seem very much convinced. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2359 In David’s study, David discusses with Dan the possibility the boy would return to school soon. Dan left when Doug arrived to see David. Doug said he had news from Judge Lowell in Florida and confirmed to David that Don Hughes was still there. Doug thought the Judge tried to smooth things between Don and his family. They talked about Neil and David said he was sure someday Neil would find his way back to Doug and would be happy he was his father. David said he saw Penny and she confirmed divorce was no more on the talks. Doug wondered if Neil told Penny about him being Neil’s father. The following morning, at the Hughes’, Nancy told Pa that Chris would be back on Saturday and would spend Easter with his family but he would only tell them about John once he was back. They talked about Penny who went shopping for an Easter outfit as she would attend Sunday service with Neil. Nancy also mentionned she would like to invite Lisa over for Easter but she didn’t know how Bob would react. In Doug’s office, David told him he would like to have him over for Easter but Doug told him he made reservations to go to Florida for the weekend. Doug didn’t know if he should tell Claire he admitted to Neil he was his father. Doug left to meet Penny. At a restaurant, Penny told Doug she would go to the church with Neil. She admitted she nearly got a divorce lawyer a few days ago but Chris convinced her otherwise. She was glad she listened to her father as Neil finally told her he had midjuged her. Doug questioned Penny who admitted she knew about Doug being Neil’s father. She added she wished someday Neil would be able to accept Doug as his father. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4549 At his office, Bill was reading some work Maggie did for Globe Airlines. Bill approved and was sure Jason was happy with Maggie’s work. He knew that Carson Associates got the Globe campaign because Jason insisted he follow Maggie when she came to work there. Mike arrived and Bill introduced him to Maggie. Mike wanted to pick Julie’s apartment key Bill had. Bill wanted to have lunch with his son but Mike said he told George he would be back to work that day. After Mike left, Maggie asked Bill how Julie was. He said she would be transfered to Oceanview soon because she tried to kill herself. Bill was very worried about how guilty Mike felt. Maggie tried to assure Bill that Julie would be better. He had to keep faith. While Mike was at Julie’s, Jane entered and was frightened to find Mike here. He told Jane he wanted to pick up Hope’s belongings as she would live with the Bauers. Mike offered to pay Julie’s part of the rent until Jane found some other roomate but Jane said it wouldn’t be necessary as she was to leave Los Angeles. Mike asked about George but Jane answered it was a past thing. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available FRIDAY, APRIL 16th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3537 Wannberg and Elizabeth were discussing Barbara who was asleep upstairs. Wannberg told his daughter he called Bruce Sterling to tell him his daughter was there and kept him from coming in the night. Wannberg said he wasn’t happy with the situation but he had to help poor Barbara. Elizabeth didn’t know if she really could trust her father. Barbara woke up and Elizabeth was in her bedroom, comforting her. She insisted Elizabeth had to have breakfast. Barbara apologized for imposing herself on them but she didn’t know where she could go : from her point of view, everybody betrayed her in her family. At the Sterlings, things were tense between Bruce and Van. Van wanted to go to Wannberg’s with Bruce to tell the doctor what she thought of him. Bruce wasn’t convinced : they had no facts Wannberg was really involved and Hank needed Vanessa home. Bruce left for Wannberg’s. At Wannberg’s, Barbara was dressed and seemed better. Wannberg told her she had a traumatic shock and violent hysteria. She had to build back her confidence. Barbara asked if she would have to go back to the sanatorium. Wannberg didn’t think, he said he believed in her. He advised her to let her baby with Vanessa for the moment and it would prove her step-mother that Barbara wasn’t a bad mother. Bruce arrived and embraced her daughter who was polite but coll and distance. Barbara said she had found friends she could trust when her whole family had turned against her. Wannberg assured she could stay as long as needed. When Barbara went upstairs, Wannberg told Bruce he condmned him unjustly. Bruce stared at Wannberg because he knew he had heard these words somewhere. Wannberg realized his mistake but said Barbara needed him if she was not to return to the mental hospital. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3555 Sam arrived in Dr. Rogers’ office. He said he would attend the Board meeting but it was not a promise to become a part of it. Before the meeting, Rogers suggested he visit the hospital. Sam agreed but didn’t want to see Dr. Whiting’s laboratory. Rogers was puzzled as Sam paid a large contribution for Len’s researches. As chairman of the Board, Rogers explained to Sam why an executive like him would be an asset to the Board. At the nurses’ station, Patti noticed how tired Brad looked. He said he had helped Len with his project all night long. Brad said he noticed how interested Patti looked when Len’s name was mentioned. He felt jealous because he was still in love with Patti but she said it was all in the past. She wanted time off relationship but Brad again said she seemed very interested in Len. Len arrived. Patti told Len she had two tickets for a Hootenanny in Sommerville for Monday night and asked Len to go with her but he said it was impossible. Len apologized to Patti and suggested she bring Brad but she said she and Brad used to be engaged and it was too painful for him. Len changed his mind and decided to join her. Dr. Rogers appeared with Sam. Rogers told Len he wanted Sam to become a member of the Board of Trustees. After Sam and Rogers left, Len told Patti he didn’t feel like singing finally and he wouldn’t go to Sommerville. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2360 In Florida, Judge Lowell was reading a mystery novel when Claire appeared. He asked her why she didn’t go to town with Ellen and Don. Claire said she didn’t know much about Don’s breach with his family but Judge Lowell added he became close to Don since that. Claire had noticed Judge Lowell wished Ellen and Don would become an item but she reminded her father-in-law that Don’s wife had passed away only a bit more than 6 months ago. She wasn’t sure Don noticed Judge Lowell would like him as a lawyer and an husband to Ellen. Judge Lowell noticed Claire seemed happier since she learned Doug would spend the weekend with them. Don arrived and said he would have dinner with Ellen in Miami. Claire excused herself to see her daughter. Judge Lowell told Don that Ellen would be unhappy when he left on Monday but Don assured he had a job interview. Judge Lowell would like to have Don working for him but Don said he had to prove himself. Don reminded the Judge that his firm was also his father’s and even if it was his mother he was angry at, he didn’t want to get involved with his family again. Don would like to do criminal law again. Judge Lowell said his offer still stood until early June. In Lisa’s apartment, Tom talked to his mother about his upcoming vacation. Lisa thought he should go to Rockford to her parents’ but Tom would like to spend time with his father. Later, Neil visited Lisa. She told Neil that Nancy asked her to spend Easter with the family. Lisa was convinced Bob gave his okay so that could only mean he was not seeing someone else. Neil said he would spend Easter with Penny. Lisa was really happy Neil and Penny seemed to find their way back together. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4550 At the Bannings’, Meta was on the phone with Bert when Papa entered. Papa thought Bert should join them to watch Good Friday service on TV but Bert wanted to settle with Hope. Papa wondered if Jane would stay alone in her apartment without Julie. He wished her friendship with George Hayes would blossom to something more because Jane needed love. At Jane and Julie’s, Mike tried to convince Jane she should stay. He assured her George would miss her but Jane said George was fond of her but it was before he knew what she did to Paul and Robin. Mike couldn’t convince her so he picked up Hope’s things and left. In George’s office, George called Jane again but she didn’t pick up the phone. George told Alex he wondered where Jane could be. Alex tried to reassure George he would see Jane later. They turned on the TV for Good Friday service. On TV, the minister made his Good Friday speech ending with : « May it be a memorable, may it be a vital time in which the lessons of that first Good Friday lead you to the peace and security of a true Easter morning. To the guiding light of Love and Hope. » THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available
  5. I found Vendig's archives in Boston too but it stopped on October 1964. If anyone knows where to find EON / LOL from 65-67, I will be the happiest
  6. Oh very interesting ! I will try to get the Arrighi scripts ! I had totally forgotten about them. It’s a mess to get the John Hess collection. Dartmouth asked me to hire a student to get copies of the scripts. I had found one but he vanished I will try again this fall. For EON, yes it is Vendig. Couldn’t find anything. I only have some scripts from 67. Same for LOL, except these breakdowns from Packard/Provo era, nothing before 1972.
  7. Oh yes, I can’t Thank you enough for what you brought about GH early days recaps 😍
  8. You are right about TGL. The show mentions Los Angeles regularly in the scripts I have. I don’t know when Springfield will become the show’s city. From what I read, I really think TGL is the most interesting from the era. The melodrama with Neil on ATWT is a bit too much for my state (divorcing Penny for nearly no reason, very convulted). SFT is very natural. People even seem happy compared to GL/ATWT. Maybe conflict will be coming. LOL only has one story around vilain Wannberg. It is overdramatic but I think this is the tone of the show. I don’t mind the Porters though. Always likes TSS. Very psychological stuff but I only have a few scripts. Wish I could find EON somewhere but couldn’t locate scripts
  9. I had no idea for Augusta but I would have loved to see the character on screen at the time for sure.
  10. You are right about the Averys. They left in early 1967 and John D. Hess took over with the shift to the Porters. When I read scripts from 1965 and one from 1967, I am amazed how much the show had changed (only Valerie, Peter, Janet and Susan remain).
  11. A few document I found in Wisconsin archives. Hope you'll enjoy !smallpdf-convert-20240717-190742.zipsmallpdf-convert-20240717-190742.zip
  12. My pleasure … I have some complete months (april-june) of 1965 to recap (LOL, SFT, ATWT, GL with some TSS) but it’s very long to do.
  13. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3533 Rick visited Bruce and Van and said Bruce could be in trouble for having violated his legal responsibility as Hank’s guardian. Van assured she couldn’t force Barbara and Hank to return but Rick was so frustrated he could declare war and threatened the Bannings. He stormed out. Rick then arrived at the Carlsons’ to see Barbara but he could only find Henry whom he explained his dilemma to. Henry was shocked when Rick said he could force Barbara to go back to the Sterlings as Bruce was guardian. Henry didn’t know and was left disturbed. Henry went to the Sterlings’ and could only find Tammy. She told Henry she left Link and then she called Van. When Van arrived, she assured Henry that Rick was correct. Bruce could be in danger ob being in contempt of court because he allowed Barbara and Hank to leave. Van said she loved Hank but wanted Barbara to bring him up. Van said she and Bruce wanted to transfer custody of Hank to Barbara if she was qualified for the responsibility. Bruce came back and Van had gone to bed. He told Tammy he was going to speak to Barbara. Tammy said she would be off to New York with Lynn on Friday. Bruce thought Van should get away and Tammy agreed to persuade Van to go with her. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW – #3548 Sam visited Alison to talk business. He told her they had to sell the Murcheson oil lease to convert more company holdings into cash. Alison was surprised but assured Sam she trusted him. Fred arrived and offered to toast but he said he didn’t have alcohol in his house. Alison mentioned Dr. Rogers, whom Sam said he liked a lot, had helped Fred to go to the A.A. Alison offered to have Sam for dinner but when Fred questioned him about his private life – wife and kids – Sam said he couldn’t stay. In the Tate kitchen, Arthur greeted Patti who spent the day shopping with Alison. He told her Jo was with Marge trying to redecorate her nursery. Patti was afraid she upset Alison when she suggested she buy a lovely maternity dress because she would get pregnant someday. Patti also told her father she decided to give Len another chance and she invited him to have dinner the following Tuesday. Arthur worried that Patti might get interested in Len but Patti denied it and assured she wasn’t. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2352 Nancy was worried as Chris didn’t tell her where he left. Penny said her mother she was sorry Chris got angry but she assured her choice to hire the best divorce lawyer was what she had to idea. She was ready to contest the divorce. Downstairs, Pa was on the phone with his son John and told him that Chris wasn’t home. When Chris arrived, Pa had just hung up and he told Chris that his brother was in jail and that he should go to Gilman. Doug remembered when he finally told Neil he was his biological father. He worried about the effect it could have on Neil. Doug called Chris and asked him to come over to his office. Chris asked Pa not to say a word to Nancy about John until he was back. When Nancy came downstairs, Pa told her Chris had come back but had to leave again. She adked Pa if he thought Penny was right to get a divorce lawyer. Pa said he didn’t know. Right and wrong were difficult concepts. Doug told Chris he revealed Neil the truth about his parentage and Chris assured Doug that even if he destroyed his relationship to Neil, he might have saved Penny and Neil’s marriage. By telling Neil he pushed him into medicine because he was his father, Doug would make Neil realize Penny was not to blame. Chris came back home and Nancy told him she couldn’t change Penny’s mind about getting a divorce lawyer even if she tried to tell her daughter that if Chris didn’t want to, he had a good reason. Chris thanked his wife and told her he had to leave town the following day because of his brother. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4543 Jason was in Maggie’s office asking her for dinner. She said she needed a few minutes to clean up her desk and would be ready. Bill arrived. He told Maggie that Julie was far worse and suffering from serious mental issues. She would be hospitalized for a while for pscyhiatric care. Bill said he was worried about his son Michael who was blaming himself for Julie’s condition. Maggie commiserated and talked about her 16yo daughter she had to raise alone. Bill thanked Maggie for her kindness when Jason came back to pick her up. Maggie told Jason she was surprised how human Bill could be as she didn’t notice it when she first worked with him. At the Bauers’, Bert told Papa how worried she was because she had no news of Julie. Bill arrived and was fed up with Bert’s anxiety as he had an horrible day. Bert was sure Bill was still blaming her for spreading the false word that Julie was pregnant by Alex. Bill said he resented Bert because that’s was because of her Michael was feeling so guilty. He then told Bert and Papa that Julie tried to commit suicide. He added Julie would be institutionalized. Bert asked where Michael was but Bill didn’t know. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM - #2913 In his office, Arthur was angry at Pauline for having encouraged Kip to pursue a medical career. Pauline noticed Arthur was only angry because Kip was not following the plans he had made for his son. Furious, Arthur cancelled their lunch plans. He asked his secretary to find Kip and Janet. He was sure Janet would be on his side. Arthur also told Pauline that Janet’s estranged husband, Tor, would be in Woodbridge the following week to discus the divorce proceedings. Valerie was surprised when Janet told her about Tor’s upcoming visit. Valerie suggested her daughter should see a psychiatrist to help with her depression. Janet got angry at everybody wanted her to see a psychiatrist. She said even Kip was thinking about studying medicine and psychiatry. Janet thought that was ridiculous but Valerie didn’t share her views. Janet said it meant years of difficulty while Arthur was offering Kip a steady job at Stardex. Pauline called Kip at the garage and asked him not to let Arthur change his mind but he assured he hadn’t made a decision yet. Valerie told Peter about her upsetting talk with Janet. Peter wondered if Kip would really ask a divorce from Amy too and what he would do about his future career. Peter told Valerie he would like to talk with Tor when he arrived. At the cocktail, Arthur gave all his reasons to Kip not to pursue medical career. When Arthur asked how Janet felt about it, Kip said she was opposed and he wished a woman would encourage the man she loved. THURSDAY, APRIL 8th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3534 Henry tried to explain the situation to Vivian. She said Dr. Wannberg warned Barbara about what might happen. Henry tried to explain the legalities of the situation but Vivian dismissed them as nonsense. She announced that she and Barbara were off to New York for the weekend. Vivian went to Bruce and raised hell. He explained he was in contempt of court if he didn’t keep Hank until custody was transferred to Barbara. Vivian shouted it was Van. Bruce forbade Vivian to go to New York with Barbara or he would have to restore Hank to his home. Vivian defied him and left. Bruce then tried to explain the situation to Barbara. He pleaded to have Hank back until custody had been changed but his daughter grew hysterical. Barbara only could talk about Dr. Wannberg said and it made Bruce angry. Vivian later tried to console Barbara. She threatened to take Scheff and Hank to New York with her nad Barbara. Henry put down his foot and said his wife she should go to New York as he would take care of Hank. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW – #3549 At the Bergmans’, Marge was frustrated with the furniture she and Jo had chosen for the nursery. She felt it wasn’t right. She admitted to Jo she was afraid of taking care of a newborn baby so late in her life. The women talked about Arthur’s job coming to an end soon but Jo said Arthur was in a great state of mind. Stu arrived home. He told Jo he saw Patti shopping with Alison. Marge asked Jo if Patti was still seeing Brad Campbell but Jo said she wasn’t, after her frightening experience with Ev Moore, Patti enjoyed her freedom. Back home, Jo told Arthur of Marge’s fears. Arthur said it was difficult to plan the past for the future. Jo then talked about Patti and she was happy with how she led her life at the moment. Arthur told his wife that Patti made an announcement and that they would have a dinner guest on Tuesday. Jo wondered if it could be Brad. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2353 Nancy was shocked that Chris would leave to help his brother as she insisted Penny needed him in Oakdale. He assured it wouldn’t change anything at the time. He felt responsibility for his brother who didn’t have the same opportunities he had in his life. Pa went by Penny’s room. She lamented about her situation and asked her grandfather if she would be happy again. He assured her there were different kind of loves. Chris came and Pa went to bed. Chris questioned Penny about the time she was in New York. She said Judith and Jerry didn’t give Neil money to buy his bookstore because they probably didn’t want him to settle there. Chris asked Penny to have faith in her father. She assured she wouldn’t change her mind about the divorce lawyer but Chris insisted she had to trust him. He told Penny he did what he could and ask her to wait until he was back because he had to leave town for a while. Penny ended up saying she would wait. Later, Bob came back home and Penny wasn’t asleep. She told him she realized that if Neil really didn’t love her anymore she should accept it. She asked Bob if he would marry Sylvia and if he would talk to Lisa about Sylvia. Bob said he would, someday. In his quarters, Neil received a phone call from Doug. Doug assked Neil if he could and see him. Neil agreed but he was still angry at his mother who kept from him his true parentage. Doug assured he didn’t change who he was. He told his son his story : how he grew for an orphanage and become who he was because he wanted to be someone, not because of his background. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4543 At the hospital, George tried to stop Mike from blaming himself. Alex said he was as responsible as Mike : he should have insisted Julie tell Mike the baby was his. Paul arrived and Alex and George would wait for Mike downstairs. Paul said Julie would be well treated in Oceanview and assured Mike he shouldn’t blame himself. Julie should have told him about the pregnancy and she shouldn’t have taken more pills than prescribed. Paul later joined Alex and George and told them thant Mike wanted privacy before going back home to Robin. George told Alex about guilt. He said Jane felt guilt too for the rift between Johnny and Paul but he assured Paul and Robin were also responsible when they married knowing how opposite Johnny was to the wedding. An exhausted Jane came back home. She remembered George playing the piano for her. She felt like a fool and said she couldn’t stay there any longer. She left the apartment. After she left, phone rang. It was George. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available
  14. MONDAY, MARCH 29th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3527 Tammy arrived home and found Link slightly drunk. She told him she had been to Van’s and that Barbara had left the Sterlings. Tammy commented on his drinking and his destruction of Sandy. He countered by citing Dr. Wannberg which angered Tammy. She blurted out Wannberg was a maddler who seemed to enjoy the misery around him. Link mentioned Sandy’s scar but Sandy came downstairs shouting for them to stop. Sandy told Tammy she didn’t like what it was like to be disfigured but Tammy saw Sandy as a self-indulgent fool and that a guilt-ridden Link had taken the coward’s way out – drink. Link told Tammy she ought to leave if she was unhappy in the house. In his office, Rick was going through receipts with Fred, the bartender and talked about his son Hank and Barbara’s move to the Carlsons’. Rick wondered how to remain close to his son. Tammy arrived and poured her heart out to Rick. He tried to comfort her but turned to his own confusion. Tammy told Rick it was not Vivian who was to be feared but the man who influenced her, Dr. Wannberg. Rick realized Barbara had no legal right to Hank as the child was legally in Vanessa and Bruce’s custody. Tammy thought legal proceedings would create more drama. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW – #3541 Alison told Fred she had noticed how lonely Sam Reynolds was. Fred decided to call him to check on him as he looked bad when he left. On the phone, Sam assured he had some indigestion but was better. He appreciated Fred’s calling. Alone in his room, Sam remembered how he saw hatred for him in Len’s eyes. He said Len wasn’t born like that but « she » taught him. He wished he could relieve some of Len’s pain but wondered if he was right seeing him in the hospital. Just as Sam was reaching for alcohol, Len appeared and said it wasn’t good for what he had. He came to check on Sam but didn’t want to give him morphine as he had alcohol. Sam admitted he probably had had around five gall bladder attacks for a couple of years but the latest one had been more intense. Sam joked that Dr. Rogers told him to relax. Len made a point he only came as a favor for Dr. Rogers, he didn’t have any interest in Sam. THE GUIDING LIGHT - #4536 Alex visited George in his office and George told him he received green light to come back to work full-time. Alex told George he was supposed to have lunch with Bill but he cancelled because of Julie being in the hospital. Alex was afraid something was very wrong with Julie. In Julie’s hospital room, Julie was standing still at the window and told Jane not to approach. Jane assured Julie she needed help, that Michael cared about her but Julie dismissed her, that Michael wanted to take Hope away from her. Jane tried to make Julie listen. Outside, Mike told Paul he had talked with Dr. Walters who thought Julie had an emotional reaction. Mike added Julie had no reaction at all when he saw her and Dr. Walters was sure Julie had taken more pills than her prescrption allowed her to. A nurse interrupted saying the light was on in Julie’s room despite Jane being inside. Paul tried to call in the room but nobody answered. Mike suggested they go. When Paul entered the room, he found Julie at the window. Paul rushed to her and grabbed her before she could jump. AS THE WORLD TURNS – not available THE EDGE OF NIGHT – not available THE SECRET STORM - #2906 Valerie was with Janet in her hospital room after her surgery. She was happy her daughter seemed to feel better. Kip was supposed to visit that day but Valerie wondered how he would react as Janet kept pushing him away and didn’t want him to know what was happening to her. Janet was surprised Valerie seemed to care about her relationship with Kip and she assured she would make up with him. Valerie said Janet shouldn’t think of herself as only a body which could have been disfigured. She wouldn’t find love if she would think so low of herself. Kip replaced Valerie in Janet’s hospital room. She apologized for keeping her illness from Kip who couldn’t understand why she thought he would stop loving her because of a mammectomy. Janet asked for Kip to stay in New York for a few days but he insisted he couldn’t because of school. She was very upset and asked to rest. In her hotel room, Valerie phoned Peter and told him Janet was alright. She suggested Peter joined her in New York and he agreed. In Dr. Pierce’s office, Kip and the doctor talked about a eye patch Lisa could use. Dr. Pierce was impressed at Kip’s knowledge in medicine. He told him he shouldn’t major in English but choose a science field. Dr. Pierce thought too many people chose medicine studies for money but Kip seemed very geniunely interested. When Kip came back to Janet’s room and told her about Dr. Pierce, she was offended and told him she thought he had come for her, not to talk about Amy and Lisa. TUESDAY, MARCH 30th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3528 Link was in a saloon with Wannberg. He said Link was right to quit. Link also said Barbara’s move to the Carltons’ was a right idea but the matter wouldn’t end. He said Tammy was with Van the previous night. Link wouldn’t be surprised if Van, who was crazy about Hank, exerciced her right as custodian of Hank to get his back. At the Bannings’, Van clearly missed Hank. She was sure Vivian could hurt Barbara and Hank. Rick arrived and spoke to the Bannings’ as Hank’s legal custodians. They shouldn’t have let Barbara and Hank move out. Bruce said he had to speak to Barbara about transferring custody of Hank to her. After Rick left, Bruce let Van get her frustrations out of her system – Hank’s empty room, thousand of memories. Bruce embraced his wife. He said they needed a vacation, even only a weekend in New York. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3542 In his hotel room, Sam assured Len he could leave as the pain was less present. Sam finally asked Len if he thought he was the reason Sam came to Henderson. Len assured he didn’t think much of it and if Sam really needed to be in Henderson, they could both stick to their own business. After Sam fell asleep, Len called Brad Campbell and asked him to take over his service on the morning because he was taking care of one of Dr. Rogers’ patient. Brad pushed Len to tell him the patient was Sam Reynolds. In the early morning, Sam found Len still in his room. Len assured he did it for Dr. Rogers who would be back the following week and would take care of Sam then. Sam insisted he should pay Len but Len only asked a few dollars for the hospital. Sam asked Len if he would always call him « Mr. Reynolds » and not « Dad ». Len answered it would stick in his throat and he left. GUIDING LIGHT - #4537 In her office, Maggie agreed to have dinner with Jason but an early one as her daughter, Peggy, was supposed to call her. Jason would like Maggie and Peggy to join him in Palm Springs for the holiday but it was too much for Maggie. Bill arrived. Jason asked how Julie was as he learned about her from Alex. Bill said they were very worried. Jason left and Maggie told Bill Jason was a widower with no children. Maggie noticed Bill wasn’t in a mood for work because of Julie. Julie had fainted at the window. Jane and Mike lifted her to the bed. Mike was distressed Julie had nearly committed suicide. Jane assured she couldn’t have done anything as Julie threatened to jump if she had come closer but she had managed to ring the bell. Jane couldn’t give Mike a reason for Julie’s actions. She repeated that Julie said she had failed everybody. Later, Dr. Walters examined Julie and said she wasn’t worse physically speaking. He told Paul and Jane that Julie shouldn’t be left alone for a minute and she was given a sedative. Dr. Walters left the room to talk to Mike and he said Julie would be seen by a psychiatrist right away. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2347 At Sylvia’s, Bob defended Lisa to Sylvia. She was not the one who pushed Neil to ask for a divorce from Penny. Sylvia was sure Lisa still harbored feelings for Bob even if Bob told her that Lisa was dating Ken Bryant and might marry him someday. When he came back home late, Bob found Penny awake. She had taken tranquilizers David left her. They talked about Neil and Bob asked Penny if she would have married Neil had he not wanted to be a doctor. Penny compared how Jeff was never very successful and didn’t want the same thing to happen to Neil. She assured she and Dr. Cassen really thought Neil wanted to be a doctor. The following afternoon, Doug remembered what Chris told him – if the divorce went to court, Neil would learn that Doug was his biological father. Mrs. Lake arrived and told Doug he seemed tired and should join his wife and Judge Lowell in Florida for a few days. They talked about children – Mrs. Lake never had one as her husband didn’t want. Doug admitted he always wanted a son. Doug went to Neil’s quarters. Neil assured Lisa wasn’t responsible for his decision to divorce Penny and Lisa was afraid the Hughes family would think she was the cause. Doug tried to say he was more responsible than Penny for pushing Neil into a medicine career but Neil assured he wouldn’t change his mind and would divorce Penny as he didn’t love her anymore. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – not available THE SECRET STORM – not available WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st 1965 LOVE OF LIFE - #3529 Wannberg visited the Carlsons and asked if the Sterlings could really force Barbara to move back to their home with Hank. Barbara was flabbergasted. Wannberg assured he didn’t want to frighten her but as her friend, he wanted her to think about the situation. Vivian came back home and listened aghast to Barbara. Vivian was ready to phone Vanessa when Rick arrived. Vivian lit into Rick who didn’t understand what was going on. Barbara was slightly hysterical. She told Rick what Van « was planning to do ». Rick denied it but admitted the subject had been discussed. Rick couldn’t calm Barbara but learned that Dr. Wannberg was the one who told Barbara about the legal aspect of the Sterlings’ guardianship. Rick grew angry and left. Rick saw Wannberg who convincingly told Rick that he learned about Vanessa being inclined to force Hank’s return through Link. Wannberg told Rick that Mrs. Carlson didn’t really have a good influence on Barbara. Bewildered, Rick left. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW - #3543 At the nurses’ station, Brad told Patti that Len called him during the night as he was attending Sam Reynolds who had a gall bladder attack at the Henderson House. Patti remembered seeing Len and Sam arguing a few weeks ago. Brad told Patti that Sam gave Len a contribution to his research but Len refused it when he learned it was coming from Sam. Patti couldn’t understand why Sam would call Len as a doctor. Len arrived and realized Brad and Patti were talking about he and Sam. Len asked Brad to mind his own business if he really was Len’s friend. After Len left, Patti told Brad she felt touched and thought she and Brad should stop being curious. In his hotel room, Sam was on the phone with Bill White. Sam told he would go back to New York when he was allowed by the doctor. After he hung up, Sam wondered if he was right staying in Henderson trying to mend with a son who didn’t want to hear from him. Len called Sam. He told him Dr. Rogers was back and he gave him a total report on Sam’s health. AS THE WORLD TURNS - #2348 Penny visited Pa in his workshop. She told her grandfather how worried she was Neil would get a divorce. She thought Pa should talk to Neil as Neil saved Pa’s life. Penny was still convinced Lisa was somehow involved. Lisa arrived at the Hughes’ and told Nancy she would like to see Penny. Nancy asked Penny upstairs but didn’t tell her it was Lisa who wanted to see her. Penny was upset to see Lisa but Lisa told her she was no longer working at the bookstore. Lisa said Penny should talk to Dr. Cassen as he often visited the bookstore and kind of looked upon Neil as a father world. At the hospital, Penny went to see Doug and Mrs Lake – who told Penny she replaced Miss Saunders as Doug’s secretary after she got married – said Doug didn’t have much time. Penny entered Doug’s office and told him she needed his help to understand Neil. She had first thought Lisa was another woman in Neil’s life but Lisa advised her to come and speak to him as he was acting fatherly with Neil. After Penny had left, David arrived in Doug’s office. He asked Doug if he didn’t feel too lonely as Claire, Ellen and Judge Lowell were in Florida but Doug assured it was not his problem at the moment but Chris threatented to reveal Doug was Neil’s father. David asked Doug if he thought Neil still cared for Penny. Doug admitted he didn’t know and was lost about what to do. THE GUIDING LIGHT – Not available THE EDGE OF NIGHT – Not available THE SECRET STORM – Not available
  15. Eileen Fulton left on May 5th, the day "Our Private World" first aired that night. She told Bob on the phone she was leaving town. She appeared on May 12th, calling Tom. Haven't checked if she appeared again later.
  16. Thanks English is not my main language but I try to write summaries as much as I can. I honeslty would need some people interested to write some too
  17. That's what I thought. It's the closest we can have to the real thing. I hope I can find more, it's so complicated to find all soaps for the same time period !
  18. After collecting some scripts, I can give you an idea of what CBS soaps looked like in May 1965. 5 soaps out of 6 is the best I could do ("The Edge of Night" scripts are nowhere to be found...). Hope with time and money, I will be able to do that for many many days TUESDAY, MAY 11th 1965 LOVE OF LIFE – #3557 Vivian was writing a letter when she heard Hank crying. Scheff entered, she felt that Barbara didn’t show the proper patience in dealing with the litte boy. Scheff added that, as Vivian had probably noticed, Barbara’s nerves seemed to get the better of her. Later, Vivian admitted Bruce, who had arranged to meet Henry but Henry wasn’t home yet. Vivian told Bruce he shouldn’t try to see Barbara, who was antagonist to him since their last meeting when he upset her so badly abour Dr. Wannberg. Henry arrived and told he arranged for Dr. Corbet to fly in on Thursday for Link’s surgery. Bruce wasn’t aware of the surgery and said he had to call Van, who was in Tolo, to tell her. After Vivian left, Bruce told Henry that Dr. Russo was sure Barbara was administered medications, probably from Wannberg. Henry said he would try to talk Barbara and Vivian into letting Barbara having a check-up. Bruce told Henry that a sentence Wannberg told him – « you condemn me unjustly » - just rang weird to him. After dinner, Vivian admitted that Barbara had been under the weather and didn’t care properly for Hank. Henry seized the opportunity to convince Vivian that Barbara should have have a check-up as if it was Vivian’s idea. Vivian interrupted Barbara as she was leaving for Wannberg’s. She gently suggested the check-up but Barbara indicated she would move out if her grandmother insisted. Vivian was left hurt and dismayed. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW – #3572 At the Bergmans’, Stu and Marge talked about Sam Reynolds being in the hospital with bad gall blader. Stu was surprised as Sam seemed to be very careful about his health. Marge was aghast that Stu was reading a book about university. She reminded him that Junior was not born yet. With Stu’s reading and Janet’s constant advice, she would be very ready. Dr. Rogers visited Sam in his hospital room. Rogers said that Dr. Jaeger would do the surgery as soon as the X-rays confirmed it was needed. If the surgery was postponed, Sam could have a more intense attack he already had. Sam said he had some affairs he had to put order in before the surgery. Len came upon Dr. Rogers in the corridor and said he hoped he didn’t offend Dr. Rogers when he asked to be taken off Sam’s case. He asked Dr. Rogers how Sam was. In his room, Sam was on the phone with Eric and told him he should come to Henderson right away. He wanted his lawyer near him because some changes had to be made in his will before the surgery. THE GUIDING LIGHT – #4567 Alex was asleep when the doorbell rang. He answered and found George in his doorstep. He wondered why he came so early. George told Alex that he would marry Jane soon. Alex showed little enthusiasm since George came before 7 am. George asked Alex to be the best man. Alex accepted. It was breakfast time at the Fletchers’. Jane arrived and announced Robin and Paul her upcoming wedding to George in June. Robin offered the wedding could take place at the Fletchers’. Jane noticed Paul’s lack of enthusiasm. When Paul left, Jane told Robin she knew what her brother thought of her and was right to do so. She was sure Paul still resented her for the time, a year ago, when she told Johnny about Paul and Robin’s wedding. Robin assured Jane she had changed but Jane noticed Johnny hadn’t and was still estranged with his father. Robin told Jane that Johnny would come back home from his grandparents as soon as school was out. Robin added that Jane should stop worrying. The situation with Johnny would turn out just fine and he would be delighted to have George as an uncle. AS THE WORLD TURNS – #2377 After dinner, Chris was reading the newspaper in the living room when Tom joined. He asked his grandfather if he had won the case he had defended but Chris didn’t know yet. Tom said he was fed up with his dad or his aunt Penny thinking he knew where Lisa went. He assured he didn’t. Bob dismissed Tom. Chris told his son he was convinced Tom didn’t know where his mother left. The little boy was sure she was coming back soon. Bob hoped Tom would get news from Lisa soon. The following morning, Nancy was cooking breakfast. It was Tom’s day back to school and Nancy teased him about his girlfriend at school, Gwen Meyers. Bob said he was going away for a medical convention for 10 days. Tom was afraid he was left alone. Nancy assured she, Chris, Pa and Penny were there for him but Tom cried that he would be with no parents left. Nancy worried that Pa hadn’t come to breakfast yet but Penny told Chris that Pa was having his breakfast in town with Mrs. Kopecki. Later, Penny answered a phone call at the Wade Bookshop from Dr. Davis’ receptionist, Ms. Richards. She wanted to reschedule Neil’s appointment with Dr. Davis. After he hung up, Neil said Penny he would be the eye specialist this week. Neil said how grateful he was with Penny being his eyes. THE EDGE OF NIGHT – not available THE SECRET STORM - #2937 Susan was housekeeping when Grace rang the door. She tried to hide the glass of cherry she was drinking but her grandmother saw it. Grace remembered Susan was drinking the other day when she visited her. Susan answered she was alone and only Petey didn’ t turn his back on her – her husband was chasing after a career on another woman’s advice and Amy didn’t want Susan around. Grace said Susan had to focus on her own life – having an illegitimate child from a married man and a wrecked marriage especially since Paul Britton was back in Woodbridge. Grace later visited at her apartment. She told her granddaughter about her visit to Susan and Grace wished Susan would be more like Amy – not blaming anyone else than herself for the mistakes in her life. Amy told Grace she had a job interview but didn’t get the job. Connie arrived. Amy introduced her neighbour to her grandmother. Connie said David could give Amy a job but Amy didn’t want her to ask him. After Grace left, Connie asked Amy if she still harbored feelings for Paul. Amy said he had changed a lot but didn’t want to tell Connie more about Paul nor Kit. Connie left and Paul visited Amy. He wanted to see Lisa but she was sleeping. Paul said he might be reinstated. Amy said she was glad because he was treated unfairly but she assured she loved Kit but she would let Paul build a relationship with Lisa. Paul was grateful as he could never have much of a relation with his son.
  19. Thanks for the clarification !
  20. Do you know when Roerick and Gates last appeared ? I also wonder when they were taken off contract.
  21. Can someone tell me how to access the old website ? I still can’t believe we had lost it 😡
  22. I will get some scripts of SFT from early-mid 1965 soon so it will help.

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