YRBB

Straight Up, Paula Abdul

Shoot The Moon, Norah Jones

Come Away With Me, Norah Jones

Don't Know Why, Norah Jones

Can't Take That Away (Mariah's Theme), Mariah Carey

Fantasy, Mariah Carey

Dreamlover, Mariah Carey

Border Girl, Paulina Rubio

Casanova, Paulina Rubio

Don't Say Goodbye, Paulina Rubio

I'll Be Right Here (Sexual Lover), Paulina Rubio The Last Goodbye, Paulina Rubio

Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Mariah Carey

Make It Happen, Mariah Carey

Hero, Mariah Carey

And You Don't Remember, Mariah Carey

All I Want For Christmas, Mariah Carey

Heartbreaker--Mariah Carey

Yep. A truly brilliant episode.

I'm so happy to find more support for Season 3, a brilliantly dark and moody season. You are absolutely right, Karen and Michele Lee were TOP during that year and John Pleshette's slow decline towards his breakdown was heartbreaking. +1 Total agreement. Pleshette was just a powerhouse of a performer with a great, very real character. Except for ML... I think she had her good moments and then she had the reaaaaaaaaaly OTT ones lol

Ah, yes, I remember Blue Images. Exquisite stuff.

Thanks so much! I'll listen to it right now!

It says it's Feb. 16, 1981. It's the episode were Jason's fabulous mother Mona has a dinner party for Jason/Nola and her other son and daughter-in-law. Mona gives Nola and Jason $25,000 for their kid but it's obvious she's planning something, which I would very much like to know what it was. It also has Alec Baldwin as Alec. Written by the Konners. I assume it was the better part of the year? How was Lemay with this show?

Exactly. It's the same thing with classic episodes--those who still have them could EASILY make them available via sites like hulu or YT or even through ITunes if they are so desperate for a profit. It baffles me why they don't pursue those avenues. Btw, "Blue Images"?

Oh, yeah, I'm listened to it. Wasn't too terribly impressed. However, like you mention, I loved how they opened with the short theme and closed with the longer one and a few of the cues were really, really good. But mostly it was unknown stuff. "Mother's Plea" must be one of the most haunting, wonderful scores they've ever done. Been on repeat on my IPod all day. Lost Hope is, indeed, exquisite.

I have an episode from 81 so decided to watch it. I was very pleasantly surprised as I found it phenomenal. How was that era for the show in general? Good, bad? I can hardly imagine how good it was under Marland.