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"AS THE WORLD TURNS" EPISODE COUNT: 2002-2006

(remember this shows numbers for the characters, not the actors that play them)

1. Carly Tenney - 806

(139/153/177/166/171)

2. Jack Snyder - 771

(180/158/152/142/139)

3. Paul Ryan - 764

(127/147/164/158/168)

4. Katie Peretti Kasnoff - 617

(118/124/87/147/141)

4. Barbara Ryan - 617

(137/132/141/106/101)

6. Craig Montgomery - 615

(176/154/134/96/55)

7. Jennifer Munson Donovan - 613

(18/75/150/185/82)

8. Mike Kasnoff - 601

(74/132/122/157/116)

9. Emily Stewart - 599

(100/126/90/124/159)

10. Dusty Donovan - 591

(-/178/131/139/143)

11. Margo Montgomery Hughes - 563

(159/105/115/78/106)

12. Lily Walsh Snyder - 539

(70/101/118/160/90)

13. Holden Snyder - 532

(116/79/111/121/105)

14. Hal Munson - 530

(129/146/108/82/65)

15. Will Munson - 505

(66/41/54/161/183)

16. Dr. Lucy Montgomery - 501

(163/100/133/9/96)

17. Alison Stewart - 480

(109/168/139/64/-)

18. Rosanna Cabot Montgomery - 463

(111/147/144/61/-)

19. Aaron Snyder - 408

(141/107/121/39/-)

20. Henry Coleman - 391

(62/46/65/117/101)

21. Jessica Griffin - 356

(97/103/94/36/26)

22. Lucinda Walsh - 353

(79/47/58/94/75)

23. Molly Conlan McKinnon - 345

(134/146/65/-/-)

24. Gwen Norbeck Munson - 312

(-/-/-/130/182)

25. Tom Hughes - 306

(84/39/73/63/47)

26. Casey Hughes - 288

(11/0/33/102/142)

27. Dr. Bob Hughes - 276

(57/79/58/30/52)

28. Dr. Ben Harris - 273

(81/94/82/16/-)

28. Luke Snyder - 273

(26/12/23/84/128)

30. Dr. Susan Stewart - 267

(40/91/52/35/49)

31. Kim Sullivan Hughes - 264

(64/58/64/34/44)

32. Chris Hughes - 263

(18/136/108/1/-)

33. Simon Frasier - 260

(117/14/32/-/97)

34. Rose D'Angelo - 259

(80/162/11/X/6)

35. Meg Snyder - 244

(-/-/-/82/162)

36. Bonnie McKechnie - 208

(118/87/3/-/-)

37. Maddie Coleman - 197

(-/-/-/55/142)

38. T. Marshall Travers - 178

(5/84/89/X/X/X)

39. Lisa Miller Grimaldi - 170

(69/18/29/20/34)

40. Dr. John Dixon - 150

(83/50/17/-/-)

41. Issac Jenkins - 146

(101/45/-/-/-)

41. Parker Munson - 146

(33/22/50/19/22)

43. Jade Taylor - 139

(-/-/-/-/139)

44. Emma Snyder - 133

(20/35/16/23/39)

45. Keith Morrissey - 131

(-/-/-/127/4)

46. James Stenbeck - 130

(68/23/24/15/-)

47. Sierra Esteban Drake - 124

(14/14/37/59/-)

48. Johnny Donovan - 120

( / / /60/60)

49. Jordan Sinclair - 116

(-/-/109/7/-)

50. Julia Morrissey Larrabee - 109

(-/-/77/32/-)

51. Nancy Hughes McCloskey - 109

(30/19/26/14/20)

52. Dr. Walker Daniels - 100

(-/58/42/-/-)

53. Abagail Williams - 98

(98/-/-/-/-)

54. J.J. Larrabee - 92

(-/-/43/36/13)

54. Faith Snyder - 92

(8/12/23/23/26)

56. Mitzi Matters - 84

(25/48/11/-/-)

56. Adam Munson - 84

(54/-/-/-/30)

58. Dr. Ric Decker - 76

(-/63/13/-/-)

59. Nick Kasnoff - 72

(-/-/-/3/69)

59. Celia Ortega - 72

(-/-/-/72/-)

61. Iris Dumbrowski -- 71

(-/-/-/60/11)

62. Sage Snyder - 70

(-/27/16/7/20)

63. Sarah Travers - 68

(-/46/22/-/-)

64. Cabot Sinclair - 66

(-/17/43/6/-)

65. Rafael Ortega - 64

(-/-/32/32/-)

66. Jake McKinnon - 53

(53/X/X/X/X)

66. Nikki Munson - 53

(-/-/53/-/-)

68. Coleman "Doc" Reese - 49

(-/-/49/-/-)

69. Curtis Harris - 48

(2/5/38/3/-)

70. Pilar Domingo - 43

(-/-/43/X/X)

71. Dallas Griffin - 42

(-/-/-/-/42)

71. Natalie Snyder - 42

(1/8/11/8/14)

71. Brandy Taylor - 42

(42/-/-/-/-)

74. B.J. Green - 40

(-/-/-/40/-)

74. Dr. Lynn Michaels - 40

(15/10/8/7/-)

76. Dominic - 39

(-/-/37/2/-)

77. Damian Grimaldi - 38

(-/-/-/-/38)

78. Dahlia Ventura - 33

(33/-/-/-/-)

79. Vienna Hyatt - 32

(-/-/-/-/32)

80. Billy Ross - 30

(30/-/-/-/-)

81. Kevin Davis - 29

(-/-/-/2/27)

81. Daniel Hughes - 29

(11/5/2/4/7)

81. Dr. Schiller - 29

(2/8/8/6/5)

84. Lia McDermott - 28

(-/-/-/18/10)

85. Cass Winthrop - 26

(1/-/-/19/6)

85. "Jack, Jr." - 26

(23/3/-/-/-)

87. Julia Lindsay - 25

(23/2/-/-/-)

87. Les Sweeney - 25

(-/-/-/25/-)

89. Troy - 24

(-/24/-/-/-)

90. Eve Coleman Browning - 23

(-/-/-/-/23)

91. Evelyn - 22

(-/22/-/-/-)

92. Ian, Duke of Glasgow - 18

(18/-/-/-/-)

92. Dr. Cyrus Weston - 18

(18/-/-/-/-)

94. Alan Drake - 17

(-/-/17/X/X)

94. Ann Lynch - 17

(-/-/-/8/9)

94. Mary Manahan - 17

(17/-/-/-/-)

97. Annabelle Feddle - 15

(-/-/15/-/-)

98. Louis Browning - 14

(-/-/-/-/14)

98. Olga - 14

(-/-/-/14/-)

100. Chardonnay - 13

(-/-/-/-/13)

100. Zach Harding - 13

(-/-/-/5/8)

102. Donovan Curry - 12

(12/-/-/-/-)

102. Chaz Dargote - 12

(-/-/-/-/12)

102. Joe D'Angelo - 12

(7/4/1/-/-)

102. Ada Dunne - 12

(-/-/-/-/12)

102. Elwood Hoffman - 12

(-/-/-/-/12)

102. Nurse Libby - 12

(12/-/-/-/-)

102. Herbert Newman - 12

(-/12/-/-/-)

102. Paddington - 12

(12/-/-/-/-)

110. Butch - 11

(-/-/-/-/11)

111. Nate Bradley - 10

(-/-/-/-/10)

112. Liv Russell - 10

(-/-/-/-/10)

113. Bartleby Shears - 9

(-/9/X/X/X)

113. Dr. Simon Weiskopf - 9

(9/-/-/-/-)

115. Officer Shanks - 8

(7/1/-/-/-)

116. Marley Hudson McKinnon - 7

(6/1/-/-/-)

116. Caleb Snyder - 7

(7/-/-/-/-)

118. Matthew - 4

(4/-/-/-/-)

119. Bridget McKinnon - 3

(3/-/-/-/-)

119. Michelle McKinnon - 3

(3/-/-/-/-)

121. Cooley - 2

(2/-/-/-/-)

121. Lien Hughes - 2

(-/2/-/-/-)

121. Duncan McKechnie - 2

(2/-/-/-/-)

121. Julie Wendall Snyder - 2

(2/-/-/-/-)

125. Iva Snyder Benedict - 1

(-/1/-/-/-)

125. Hope Dixon - 1

(1/-/-/-/-)

Legend:

X = character is dead

- = character has not been introduced/non-relevant character

(blank) = character hadn't been born

~~~

Some of these numbers were taken from the Trent Dawson site and were reformatted

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:lol: And I have absolutely no problem with Carly and Jack being numbers 1 & 2.

Sigh...by next year, Roger Howarth will be at number one. Maura's heading for maternity leave, and Michael's appearances will never match Roger's.

And we haven't seen Officer Shanks in three years??? Damn it. LOL.

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C'mon....Baby Rory/Billy/Johnny/CraigJr is like a prop. Like one of Henry's martinis.

What's sad about Nancy's appearances, is that she's mostly (probably) been talking to Katie. FOR THE PAST five years!!! (Except that Xmas when she reunited Carjack. LOL...I'll always bless her for that, btw.)

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Yeah, I see Paul taking over #1 by next year b/c Carly and Jack are now pretty much supporting characters on this show. It'd be interesting to compare the numbers from 10 years ago and see what was happening then b/c then we could see what the airtime given to characters before Goutman took over.

I have a really bad memory b/c I don't even remember the major storylines from 5 years ago. The thing, though, is that if you look at some of the vets' numbers (not all of course), they actually seemed to have gotten a lot more airtime 5 years ago than they do now.

Bob Hughes was on 79 times one year? :blink: When was this? It must have been the year they had the Dr. Death, Rick Decker storyline b/c Susan was on 91 times that year (!!). Of course, throughout half that storyline, wasn't Bob in a coma?? :rolleyes:

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2002 was the year that started off with the Spa Story, which explains Jack's 180 appearances, since he was on almost every single day saying "Rose, Emily and Carly are missing..." while they and Hal were kidnapped.

Bob's 79 appearances are in 2003, which must have been the Decker story.

James didn't appear at all last year? Sigh...that's part of what's wrong with Paul's story.

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Okay, that's what I thought. I noticed that 2002 was the year Jake died. And I remembered some of the other storylines that were happening too.

Yeah, Jack was Super-Cop during that storyline. Didn't he go all the way to Switzerland to save Rose? And then he saved Carly. I don't remember how Emily was saved. Didn't she get shipped home in a crate from Singapore (or wherever it was that James and Barbara had her?) :lol: For some reason, I think that's what happened, but I could be wrong.

Well, basically Craig is the new James, which is really sad b/c it doesn't make sense why Paul is going over to the "dark side" b/c of Craig, now does it??

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No, Jack didn't go to Belguim to get Rose, he did later follow leads to Switzerland where he found that old lady's body. James did ship Emily around in a crate, Babs stabbed James to save her. Of course, James wasn't dead. LOL. I'm not exactly sure how Emily arrived back in Oakdale without her passport. LOL.

Honestly, Paul has many reasons to go "dark"....TIIC just can't pick ONE and stick with it. You'd think Craig would be easy to outwit after James. That's for sure.

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jhc2010, thanks so much for posting ATWT's 2002-2005 episode count.

What exactly constitutes as an "episode count"? There have been at least 2 times late last year in which Emily O'Brien appeared on Y&R, but did not speak a single word, or was not part of the show's plot development. She was just shown in the background. It was clear (or least to those who THINK critically) that it WAS O'Brien in the background. Any type of apperance on a show should be counted towards an actors total count.

ATWT (along with AMC) has had a problem with balance since 2000 when Hogan Sheffer became HW. The year 2002, 2003 & 2004 are telling signs are TPTB's lack of concern for other talented actors. I love Maura West & Carly Tenney, but no actor on any show should surpassed 800 episode count in a 5 year span. Paul Ryan, Katie Peretti Kasnoff, Mike Kasnoff, among others, have been on way too much. Pay close attention to the 2005 count.

It seems that when Sheffer quit, many of his "non-favorites" increased significantly over their 2004 counts. It's disappointing that Jake McKinnon only appeared in 53 eps. So much for Procter & Gamble Productions trying to incorporate bits of AW into ATWT. Marley appeared in less than 10 eps! Whatever happened to the great Donna Love (played by Anna Stuart)!?

Landon has only been on for 2 years, yet, she has surpassed far better actors than her: Holmes, Hastings, Hays, Masters & Fulton, just to name a few. :angry:

What's with the love for A. Chando? 197 eps for a poorly-written TEEN character in poorly-written storylines played by a talentless actress!? She's ahead of Widdoes, M.B. Evans & Wagner! Evans was wasted on ATWT. :angry:

A baby appearing 120 times, yet the wonderfully entertaining Cass Winthrop is barely given scraps to feed off of!? How can TPTB justify that!? :angry:

Lack of good balance on any show will lead to a decline in quality b/c it "forces" the writers to have the characters jump from one storyline to the next, and/or to be in poorly-written/executed storylines. And all for the sake of having an actor be on the show constantly. West appeared in an astonishgly high 806 eps, but has yet to win a Daytime Emmy. She's given material that does not push her over the egde. Another Carly/Jack breakup, anyone!? :angry: At this point, Carly & Jack should never re-marry!

The carelessness of SORASing on ATWT is horrendous! How on earth can one be older than a person they were born after!? :angry:

Iva, Caleb & Julie Snyder are basically dead. Where are all the non-white actors? After all, variety is the spice of life. <_<

Sheffer's departure as HW was a great time to re-introduce the good balance ATWT once had. But alas, PGP, Goutman & Passanante continued on with the destrucitve path. 2006 is by far ATWT's worst balanced year. I'm thinking 2007 will top it! :angry:

One of the many ways in which ATWT can improve on (and it's a lot of things, believe me, thanks to TPTB) is in the balance. Focus more attention on TALENTED actors; nurture them, challenge them, inspire them. Look at the way Greg Vaughn, Tyler Christopher, Ric Hearst, Laura Wright & Nancy Lee Grahn are being challenged on GH. Look at the way Peter Bergman, Sharon Case, Victoria Rowell & Michelle Stafford are being challenged on Y&R. When an actor is constantly challenged, it "forces" them to deeply concentrate on their acting abilities & to use everything within them to produce authentic & entertaining performances. Acting is about tapping into the wealth of resources one has within their mind, body & soul. It's about utilizing their 5 senses in a way that brings out the character they portray, to make their character alive. Who ever thought that Laura Wright was a great actress? Her days on GL were very good, but far from being great. For far too long, greatness on soaps has not been sought after on a constant basis. We all know that it can be achieved, and when it is, it's MEMORABLE! I cannot tell you how much I love remembering past eps of Y&R, GH & AW. If TPTB thought more often & more critically, ATWT would be far better than it was in 2006.

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V.) IN THE LINE OF DUTY: BLAZE OF GLORY    Jill Erickson   1997    (Made for T. V.) TELL ME NO SECRETS    Jess Koster    1997     (Made for T. V.) THE PRICE OF HEAVEN     Leslie    1997     (Made for T. V.) CASPER: A SPIRITED BEGINNING     Sheila Fistergraff    1997 MEDUSA'S CHILD    Dr. Linda McCoy    1997    (Made for T. V.) SUCKERS       Donna DeLuca    1999 CRITICAL MASS    Janine   2001 EASTWICK     Sukie Ridgemont    2002      (Made for T. V.) FARCE OF THE PENGUINS    (V)  Melvin-Smacking Penguin   2006 MOONDANCE ALEXANDER   Gelsey Alexander    2007 OLD DOGS     Amanda    2009 STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH  2009 A SOLDIER'S LOVE STORY    Dena Marshall    2010     (Made for T. V.) CRAWL SPACE     Susan Gates    2012 A MOTHER'S RAGE    Rebecca Mayer  2013     (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY:          Jennifer Shannon    2013        (Made for T. V.) WHEN CALLS THE HEART     Abigail Stanton    2013     (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY:  ALL THAT GLITTERS     Jennifer Shannon    2014        (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY:  THE DEADLY ROOM     Jennifer Shannon    2015       (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: THE WEDDING DRESS       Jennifer Shannon    2015   (Made for T. V.) NORTHPOLE: OPEN FOR CHRISTMAS    MacKenzie      2015    (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT         Jennifer Shannon    2016        (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: THE NOVEL MURDERS         Jennifer Shannon    2016        (Made for T. V.) EVERY CHRISTMAS HAS A STORY    Kate Harper    2016     (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: THE ART OF MURDER      Jennifer Shannon    2017    (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY:  THE BEACH MURDER        Jennifer Shannon    2017   (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: MURDER BY TEXT          Jennifer Shannon    2017    (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: MURDER MOST MEDIEVAL     Jennifer Shannon    2017    (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: A CASE OF MURDER    Jennifer Shannon    2017        (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERIES: PREVIEW SPECIAL     2018   GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: PANDORA'S BOX         Jennifer Shannon    2018        (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: THE MASK MURDER    Jennifer Shannon    2018        (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: PICTURE A MURDER     Jennifer Shannon    2018       (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: MURDER IN D MINOR     Jennifer Shannon    2018     (Made for T. V.) STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH  2009 HOMEGROWN CHRISTMAS     Maddie Findley   2018    (Made for T. V.) GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: SEARCHED AND SEIZED     Jennifer Shannon   2020   (Made for T. V.) FALL INTO WINTER   Kerrie Murphy    2023     (Made for T. V.) STEVE MADDEN: THE PERFECT PAIR    2023 BLESSINGS OF CHRISTMAS   Mandy Gilmore    2023 Originally cast as Emmeline in THE BLUE LAGOON, but turned it down. Family Ties Parents -- Joseph and Lorelle Loughlin        Sibling    Roy Loughlin Marriages       Michael Burns    1989 - 96      Divorced      Mossimo Giannulli   11/27/1997 - Present     2 Children --   Isabella and Olivia           McGARRY                                                           JOHN SPENCER    Born John M. Speshock III              12/20/1946 - 12/16/2005 RYAN'S HOPE    Orderly     1976                           Doctor       1976 THE DOCTORS       Dr. ___ Jordan     1976 THE GUIDING LIGHT     Infinity Thug that kidnapped Kyle Sampson     1985 ANOTHER WORLD      Johnny Matters    9/22/1986 ONE LIFE TO LIVE      Evan Sutton     1987 AS THE WORLD TURNS      Don West     1988 ANOTHER WORLD           Frank Julian        7/27/1988 and THE PATTY DUKE SHOW     Henry     1963  - 64 THE MORE YOU KNOW      1989 H. E. L. P.       Valery      1990 L. A. LAW        Assistant District Attorney Tommy Mulaney    1990 - 94 TRINITY      Simon McAllister     1998 - 99 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE      2002 THE WEST WING      Leo McGarry    1999 - 2006 PILOTS/PROPOSALS COCAINE AND BLUE EYES   Joey Crawford    1983 Television Specials L. A. LAW 100TH EPISODE CELEBRATION      Self; Tommy Mulaney    1991 ON JUPITER       1995 AN AMERICAN CELEBRATION AT FORD'S THEATER     2002 20 YEARS OF MUST SEE T. V.      2002 100 YEARS OF HOPE AND HUMOR    2003 movies THE OTHER SIDE OF VICTORY    Major Potter    1979    (Made for T. V.) METEOR   Control Center Worker    1979 ECHOES      Stephen     1982 WAR GAMES   Jerry     1983 KEY EXCHANGE   Record Exec    1985 THE PROTECTOR   Ko's Pilot    1985 THE VERNE MILLER STORY   George Sally    1987 HIDING OUT      Bakey    1987 ONCE AGAIN    Bobby Lupino     1987   (Made for T. V.) FAR FROM HOME   Preacher     1989    (Made for T. V.) SEA OF LOVE     Lieutenant     1989 BLACK RAIN      Oliver   1989 SIMPLE JUSTICE    Detective Phil Sullivan   1989 PRESUMED INNOCENT   Detective Dan Lipranzer   1990 GREEN CARD      Harry     1990 IN THE ARMS OF A KILLER  Detective Vincent Cusack   1992   (Made for T. V.) WHEN NO ONE WOULD LISTEN  Walter Wheeler   1992    (Made for T. V.) FROM THE FILES OF JOSEPH WAMBAUGH: A JURY OF ONE  Mike Mullick 1992   (Made for T. V.) PERRY MASON MYSTERY: THE CASE OF THE GRIMACING GOVERNOR    Al Rhinehart  1994   (Made for T. V.) GOLDEN GLOBES 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION    1994 FORGET PARIS     Jack   1995 CAFE SOCIETY   Ray Daviani   1995 THE ROCK      F. B. I. Director  __ Womack   1996 ALBINO ALLIGATOR      Jack    1996 COLD AROUND THE HEART     Uncle Mike    1997 COPLAND    Leo Craskey   1997 LESSER PROPHETS     Ed 1997 TWILIGHT        Captain Phil Egan    1998 O. K. GARAGE       Bill Gunter     1998 THE NEGOTIATOR    Chief Al Travis   1998 RAVENOUS     General Slauson     1999 THE WEST WING DOCUMENTARY SPECIAL    Leo McGarry   2002 EVERY MOMENT COUNTS   2002 COPLAND: THE MAKING OF AN URBAN WESTERN   2004 FOR LOVE OF LIBERTY: THE STORY OF AMERICA'S BLACK PATRIOTS  2010 (V)  Archive Footage  2010 Video Game WING COMMAND IV: THE PRICE OF FREEDOM      Captain Hugh Paulson     1995 BROADWAY BOOM BOOM ROOM  11/8/1973 - 12/9/1973      Understudy -- Guy; Eric EXECUTION OF JUSTICE       3/13/1986 - 3/22/1986     Dan White TOURING BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE     5/13/1970 - 5/1/1971   Stage Manager    Understudy/Replacement -- Don Baker; Ralph Austin THEATER VISIONS OF KEROUAC     1976      Japhy    Lion Theatre Company   NYC THE SHADOW BOX     1977 - 78          Studio Arena Theatre     Buffalo, NY CHILDREN OF A LESSER GOD  1980      Understudy LOOSE ENDS     1980 - 81         Cincinnati Playhouse    Cincinnati, OH STILL LIFE        1981    Mark        Women's Project and Productions    Goodman Theatre Chicago STILL LIFE        1981    Mark     Black Box Theatre FISHING         1981          Park Royal Theater THIS STORY OF YOURS   1981 - 82    Kenneth Baxter        Long Wharf Theatre  New Haven, CT RED RIVER      1982 - 83           Goodman Theatre TRUE WEST     1983 - 84         Repertory Theater of St. Louis      St. Louis, mo THE BALLAD OF SOAPY SMITH     1984    United States District Commissioner Charles A. Shelbrede; Burke Gallagher    Joseph Papp Public Theater  -- Newman Theater A WALK OUT OF WATER      1984 - 85      Pennsylvania Stage Company     Allentown, PA SONATA       1985       Joseph Wallace   "The Young Playwright's Festival"  Playwrights Horizons -- Judy Theater THE DAY ROOM      1987     Grass; Freddie     New York City Center -- Stage 1 EL SALVADOR     1987     Fletcher      Circle Repertory Theatre DIVISION STREET     1987        McGinn-Cazale Theater AMULETS AGAINST THE DRAGON FORCES      1989    Floyd    Circle Repertory Theater GOOD AS NEW     1997       Dennis    MCC Theater GLIMMER, GLIMMER AND SHINE   2001   Martin Glimmer   New York City Center -- Stage 1 GLIMMER, GLIMMER AND SHINE   2001   Martin Glimmer   Mark Taper Forum   GLIMMER, GLIMMER AND SHINE   2001   Martin Glimmer    Williamstown Theater Festival THE EXONERATED       2002     Ensemble     Theatres at 45 Bleecker     Bleecker Street Theatre Family Ties Parents --    Mildred Benzeroski and John Speshock II Cousins --  Eileen Kearney, Michael Kearney and the late Mark Kearney among others https://web.archive.org/web/20060519053255/http://b4a.healthyinterest.net/news/archives/2004/10/interview_with_2.html John Spencer, 58; Actor Best Known for Emmy-Winning Role on TV’s ‘The West Wing’ By Valerie J. Nelson Dec. 17, 2005 12 AM PT Times Staff Writer John Spencer, an actor who received an Emmy Award for portraying the flawed but efficient chief of staff who anchored the large ensemble cast on NBC-TV’s “The West Wing,” died Friday morning. He was 58. Spencer died after suffering a heart attack, said Ron Hofmann, his publicist. He said the actor had fallen ill at home and died at Olympia Medical Center in Los Angeles. “We’re shocked and deeply saddened by the sudden death of our friend and colleague,” Aaron Sorkin and Tommy Schlamme, executive producers of “The West Wing,” said in a statement. “John was an uncommonly good man, an exceptional role model and a brilliant actor.”   On the Emmy-winning hourlong drama that began airing in 1999, Spencer’s character, Leo McGarry, is running for vice president on the Democratic ticket with Rep. Matthew Santos, played by Jimmy Smits. Art sadly imitated life for Spencer. His “West Wing” character was chosen as a running mate despite a recent heart attack and a history of alcoholism. The actor openly acknowledged that he had struggled with alcohol addiction since high school In a statement, Smits said, “I am honored to call John Spencer a friend, and his death is a loss that will be felt for a long time to come. Working with him was a privilege.... John was a true pillar of a man.”   The death of an actor while a series is still in production challenges the producers and writers to find a logical plot line for the character’s sudden absence. “The West Wing” will have to deal with the loss because the fictional election is central to the story line. David E. Kelley, a writer and executive producer on “L.A. Law” when Spencer joined that show in 1990, was too upset to speak but issued this statement: “We are all deeply saddened.” James Mangold, who directed Spencer in the 1997 film “Cop Land,” said he first noticed the “brilliant” actor when he played a street-smart attorney on “L.A. Law” on NBC.   “He was a kind, sweet, funny man ... a man who made your words come to life in ways you would never expect,” Mangold said. Spencer was born John Speshock on Dec. 20, 1946, the only child of a working-class family. Most sources give his birthplace as New York City, but some say New Jersey. His mother, Mildred, was an occasional waitress and homemaker who dropped out of school in the eighth grade. His truck driver father, John, never finished grammar school. “They wanted me to be educated, a doctor or a lawyer. They weren’t happy that I chose the arts,” the gravelly voiced Spencer told the Chicago Tribune in 1992. “They wanted me to have a good life. It’s ironic that I made the leap in a different way,” he said. As a student at the Professional Children’s School in New York City, he sometimes took classes with Liza Minnelli. At 16, he left his home near Paterson, N.J., to pursue acting in New York City and took Spencer as his stage name. “I lived at the YMCA,” he recalled. “My mom would meet me at the bus station and slip me $10.” In the early 1960s, he landed his first television role, on “The Patty Duke Show” on ABC. He played Henry Anderson, the boyfriend of Cathy, the British twin. “I had big ears and was quite tall for the show, 5-foot, 6 inches,” Spencer recalled in 2000. “I looked like a toothpick with ears.” After that, he attended Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey and later New York University but dropped out to return to acting. Most of his early work was on the stage, where he established himself as a character actor in regional theater. He toured with Gloria Swanson, playing her blind son in “Butterflies Are Free.” In 1982, he received an Obie for his portrayal of a returning Vietnam veteran in the Emily Mann off-Broadway play “Still Life.” Mann also offered him the role of killer Dan White in “Execution of Justice,” her stage re-creation of the 1978 murders in San Francisco of political figures George Moscone and Harvey Milk. “Still Life” led to his first film role, as a military grunt in 1983’s “WarGames.” His big break in the movies came in the 1990 film “Presumed Innocent.” He played Harrison Ford’s detective sidekick, the man who tosses the incriminating piece of evidence overboard at the end of the courtroom thriller. “My life changed overnight,” he told Time magazine in 2000. From there, he went directly to the NBC hit “L.A. Law.” Casting director Ronnie Yeskel knew Spencer’s work from the theater. “He’s dangerous and interesting, not your typical pretty boy, and he’s got great humor,” Yeskel said in 1992. “We were looking for somebody different from the cast, an older guy, maybe with a little more ‘street.’ ” Although Spencer was hesitant to join the series, Kelley’s script convinced him otherwise. “I got five pages into it, and it was one of the best scripts I’d read. David had got inside my head. He wrote it like I thought,” Spencer told the Chicago Tribune. He joined “L.A. Law” in 1990 as maverick lawyer Tommy Mullaney and stayed until the show’s end in 1994. Spencer claimed Mullaney’s rumpled look was based on his own wardrobe. Spencer, whose grandfathers were both alcoholics, said he woke up one morning in 1989 and decided to quit drinking. He called a cousin to take him to a rehabilitation center. A decade later, Spencer gave up smoking. In his 40-year career, he also worked with Nicolas Cage and Sean Connery in the action-suspense film “The Rock” (1996) and with Paul Newman in the 1998 private-eye yarn “Twilight.” After appearing in the short-lived NBC series “Trinity” in 1998, Spencer swore off doing hourlong dramas but once again changed his mind when his agent showed him the pilot script for “The West Wing.” The role would bring him five Emmy nominations, including a win in 2002. Right after he signed the contract for the pilot, his agent called again to say he’d just come across “the best new American play” he’d ever read, called “The Glimmer Brothers,” Spencer told The Times in 2001. Again, it was a role that Spencer felt he couldn’t pass up. He played Martin Glimmer, a dissolute trumpet player who’s about to pay the final dues of a hard life, at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts during “The West Wing’s” summer hiatus in 1999. Two years later, he revived his well-reviewed role in “Glimmer, Glimmer and Shine” -- same play, different title -- at the Mark Taper Forum while filming “The West Wing.” During the play, his role on the show was cut back, but Martin Sheen, who portrays President Josiah Bartlet on “The West Wing,” told The Times in 2001 that he noticed no difference in life on the set with Spencer. “He’s extremely energetic; he’s got it down -- I can barely keep up with the show,” Sheen said. “I don’t know how he does it, but man, he’s doing it.” Spencer’s publicist said he is survived by many cousins, aunts and uncles. Funeral arrangements are pending. *   John Spencer was an everyday journeyman actor that always stood out in a scene. His time on the West Wing was nothing short of outstanding. He portrayed McGarry with Gusto. His emphatic delivery was always on point. The gleam in his eye as he delivered Sorkin's words with reverence always made my father smile. For that, I will always be grateful.     THE OTHER MENDORRAN PRINCE                 JOSEPH KOLINSKI         6/26/1953 - Present ONE LIFE TO LIVE       Prince Roland Hohenstein      1990 Appeared in 3 shows in the LAW AND ORDER Franchise between 2004 and 2006. Appeared on the series ALPHA HOUSE in  2014. Television Special MACY'S 21ST ANNUAL 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS SPECTACULAR    Self    1997 movie ANASTASIA        Ensemble (V)   1997 BROADWAY BRIGADOON   10/16/1980 - 2/8/1981    Singer; Understudy -- Charlie Dalyrimple DANCE A LITTLE CLOSER    5/11/1983     Heinrich Halloway THE HUMAN COMEDY     4/5/1984 - 4/15/1984  Tobey THE THREE MUSKETEERS   11/11/1984 - 11/18/1984    The Duke of Buckingham LES MISÉRABLES    3/12/1987 - 5/18/2003   Chain Gang; Sailor; Young Man; Feuilly; Replacement -- Enjolras;  Understudy -- Enjolras; Marius TITANIC    4/23/1997 - 3/21/1999     Benjamin Guggenhem; 3rd Class Passenger;   Replacement -- Thomas Andrews; Understudy --   Captain E. J. Smith; Thomas Andrews;  Understudy / Replacement -- Isidor Strauss SIX DANCE LESSONS IN SIX WEEKS    10/29/2003 - 11/23/2003   Standby -- Michael Minetti FOLLIES    9/12/2011 - 1/22/2012     Understudy -- Buddy Plummer; Benjamin Stone; Max Deems; Dimitri Weissmann; Theodore Whitman TOURING A CHRISTMAS CAROL    10/30/1981 - 12/20/1981     Young Scrooge # 2; 3rd Change Man; Townsperson; Guest at Fred's THEATER HIJINKS!     1980     Captain Jacks     Westside Arts Theatre -- Cheryl Crawford Theatre FIDDLER ON THE ROOF     1981    Perchik    Darien Dinner Theatre  Darien, CT JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR     1982      Jesus of Nazareth   Artpark   Lewiston, NY MAN OF LA MANCHA    1983    Anselmo       Boston Opera House THE HUMAN COMEDY     1984   Tobey      Royale Theatre SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE     1984     Replacement --    Dennis; Franz     Booth Theatre, NYC KUNI-LEML     1985     Birmingham, MI CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS, THE MUSICAL   1992    Ford's Theatre    Washington, D. C. A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A NEW MUSICAL   (World Premiere)     1994     Mr. Smythe   The Theatre at Madison Square Garden    NYC EVITA      1996       Che      Pickard Theater at Bowdoin College    Brunswick, ME COMPANY      1999     Larry    Helen Hayes Performing Arts Center    Nyack, NY MAME      2000      Beauregard Jackson Pickett  Burnside  Helen Hayes Performing Arts Center    Nyack, NY SOUTH PACIFIC       2001     Emile De Becque   McGinnis Auditorium    Greenville NC A CHRISTMAS CAROL: A NEW MUSICAL     2001   Mr. Smythe     The Theatre at Madison Square Garden    NYC TIME AND AGAIN   2001    New York City Center -- Stage II RAGTIME    2002      Father       Gateway Playhouse    Bellport, NY THE ENCHANTED COTTAGE  (Staged Reading)  2002         Dodger Stages     NYC REQUIEM FOR WILLIAM      2003      Connelly Theatre    NYC            THE BOY IN THE BASEMENT    Spencer Scranton ROCKET BOYS: THE MUSICAL      2005      Ike Bykovski (Workshop Production)  ASCAP Building   NYC DANGEROUS BEAUTY   (Staged Reading)      2006     New World Stages    NYC ALL THE WAY HOME     2006      Ralph Follet   The Connelly Theatre A FINE AND PRIVATE PLACE    2006    Jonathan Rebeck    York Theatre at Saint Peter's THE MOLLY MAGUIRES (World Premiere) 2007    Ensemble     The F. M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts     Wilkes Barre, PA JEKYLL AND HYDE     2007    Sir Danvers Carew    Wells Fargo Pavilion   Sacramento, CA THE LAST STARFIGHTER     2007    Centauri     The Theater at St. Clement's   NYC OKLAHOMA!      2008        Ike Skidmore    Paper Mill Playhouse   Millburn, NJ MEET ME IN SAINT LOUIS     2009   M. 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    • Having skipped through it, I hadn't realized that was Tony and Annabelle's baby either. I'm not fond of this Reva story either. Sorry, it's tough for me to believe Reva would jump into the river because Kyle left her. (Although, it was kind of ironic having her find out Hawk had been paid to come to town, much like she'd been paid to come to town and break up Billy and Vanessa.)  1986 is suddenly revolving about strangers. Calla and Jessie, Simon, Maeve, Jackson. Yikes. Whatever Kim's ego, I have to believe she respected vets. And they arrived at around the same time. Neither was taking the other's airtime.
    • It’s chilling watching these episodes where they’ve given up hope on Bo and John is still alive and headed home. Especially seeing how happy the family is waiting for John to arrive. May 23rd John really didn’t go see his family before doing a job for Steve? I know he’s a hero but he’s been gone from Marlena so long I can’t imagine him at least coming to see her. And I get it Bo and John were brothers at one point and stayed close. I never tire of 80’s flashbacks as I was either not born when they aired or I was 1. Surprised to hear Hope actually say 40 years. So I guess they’ve just made the Shawn character age without SORASing despite the SORASing

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      It was nice to see an old Kayla and Bo flashback. I defintely don’t think I’ve ever seen one. MBE has aged so well and naturally. All of this hope in the Marlena and Kayla conversation Also a Bo and Julie flashback?! Love it! Has VK been doing acting outside of Days? She slipped right back into Ciare effortlessly. Her scenes at Bo’s bedside were particularly good. Until she called Ben a wonderful man. I will never forgive RC for ruining Ciara. I couldn’t believe they showed the previous Ciara who I absolutely adored. I was actually hoping they’d let her age without Sorasing the character, but alas. I think I hate this John in a hoodie stuff but I guess I get why they did it. I guess John being in his 60’s close to 70’s would make sense for him not being able to take a meth head despite his training. You guys made me finally notice Shawn and Steve wearing the same jacket in the same scene together And so we begin where I started in May with John in bandages and Marlena by his side
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      Top contributor My Little Sister, our PumpkinSo sad to hear this, Pam… May you soar with the Angels
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