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I guess she was gone before Clint? But she certainly knows Dorian. In an interview, Anthony Call mused about his fond memories on set, Judith and Robin doing impromptu banter as old Jewish ladies.

edgeofnight, you encapsulated all of those familiar details of Susan's life in the warmest way I've ever read.

That scene's where I got my old signature line: "Oh please, look at me! Now, do I look wounded? No, not to-day." I first watched that episode one afternoon at the Paley Center.

I love that when I Google Image searched for Ellen Holly, most of the results were from articles Carl posted on this site. Thank you Carl, thank you so much for your contribution.

I'd never watched a full episode of Search For Tomorrow a day in my life, but the first time I watched that clip of Stu ask Jo what she was searching for, I got the church chill bumps, a huge lump in my throat, and my eyes filled with water. This was with absolutely no context of that show. I don't know how I'm going to fare on that fateful day in September.

I associate that song with those old Time Life Music commercials. Judging by the music, the '60s must have been a fun time to be a kid/teen. Isn't that hip hop Matlock a trip? It's even better when you look at my avatar while playing it.

I can't remember the last time I saw her show, I don't even know what time it comes on, but I'm surprised that you guys like Ask Wendy as she from what I saw always gave wack advice. I mean, I guess that's part of her charm, but those segments seemed to lag. On her radio show she did a full advice hour and there would be some really scandalous stuff. Another thing she used to do is act as an intercessor if you had a problem with somebody but didn't want to confront them yourself. An infamous one got used as an interstitial piece they'd play between segments... Wendy called a woman to tell her that her co-workers were bothered by her feminine odor and asked if she was aware of that. The poor woman was like, "I've noticed that they laugh and snicker when they walk by me (*giggles in the studio*)... and actually, I have a medical problem (*Wendy and co-host BUST out laughing!*) and I have to take medication that causes that. (*Sustained laughter!*)" Turrible.

When Michelle rushed out like that I fully expected New York Eye-talian David to say, "What the [!@#$%^&*] is her problem?" And did he accidentally say his first line ("Did anybody call?") too early and they played it off?

I do, but ask Carl about my track record with YouTube. I also have Marla Adams on Capitol for the temp thread, I'd like to post that too.

The whole colorized black and white motif is an interesting artistic choice, if they even gave it as much thought as I am right now. I wonder if all of GEN's ads used this sort of generic LOV opening credits imagery or if any of them actually featured cast members.

I remember a scene Meg Wylie had with her dog Annabelle. "Annabelle! Come!"

Khan

LOL, yeah, there was an ep posted on WoST where she kept talking about "Ja-beh'oh!" (Jabot) It was like Cookie Mueller doing Joan Collins.

I don't remember if it was the same one, but I remember seeing a full-page ad very much like that one in an old Jet magazine we had lying around. That type of overhype is so disappointing, you'd think they were doing sleek sensuality and Doreen/Maya catfights from episode one.

Augusta Dabney is listed as Isabelle in that very first episode description I pasted so I guess Meg Mundy only did the movie. And like you, I would have never put two and two together, it's was long after Grandmother Eugenia (who oddly seemed less exotic and foreign than Gillian to be fair, Esta's South African) and seeing the Loving movie that I realized the connection.

And isn't Geraldine Page's Amelia great with her hats and black cigarettes? My favorite moment is when she hangs up the phone with Johnny and does this quick little Methody sigh/flinch/tender stroke of the phone as though it were him.

I wonder if Meg Mundy had just had her face done because she looks rather youthful in the movie, perhaps too youthful to be Ann's mother (maybe that's what facilitated the recast). I agree with Eric, I guess it was earlier in this thread I said Ann reminded me of how I heard Harding Lemay's characters in L&F/FRFP described. She had a quiet, patrician tone, like an actress playing Ibsen or Strindberg.

What?

Is Esther Rolle in season 1?

John, I remember that blurb in SOD about actresses such as Marj being contacted to fill in for a very upset Victoria but I believe it was when Charles Keating was fired, not the cancellation.

Yes, Tina, wrong Sinatra.

LOL, I know. I was a little shocked when I first found out they'd been married. And I wondered if he cheated on Michele with her. I dunno. I guess they weren't together all that long. I read an interview of him about ten years ago (geesh, time flies) and he was talking about how he got a bad wrap for stalking Nancy Sinatra ( ). I don't know what their relationship was like, but at least Deborah got a great last name out of it. Not exactly sure how to pronounce Mullowney, does it rhyme with bologna?

It is! The site owner Claudio used to post at WoST. He also had a WoST-like video section that he updated rather frequently, he's got a lot more stuff that he hasn't put on YouTube yet. Most of it's dubbed in Italian, naturally. I mentioned it upthread, but he had an Italian special from when I guess Capitol was cancelled/was about to end its first run in Italy where they interview the actors who dubbed the main characters (I could make out the host asking the lady who dubbed Myrna what were the differences between dubbing for Carolyn and Marj which I thought was such an interesting question and I was bummed that I couldn't understand her answer ). There were also pre-taped interviews with Marj, Constance, and John Conboy that the host would cut to and they were dubbed over but maybe if I had turned my speakers ALL the way up I could have heard the faint original audio.

Not at the same time, I believe he was on before she was. Here's a little bit of Christine as Tracy: