Thanks. Great find. I wonder if that's still around. 

Thanks for posting that.Very interesting.

 

That picture claiming to be of Mia Farrow? Its grainy but doesnt look like Mia to me.

Edited December 19, 20168 yr by Paul Raven

Question--did the show ever hint where Madison was located? 

Not sure as to whether Madisons exact location was specified.I thought that the Madison location wasnt specified till mid 70s (under Marland?) but now recall that it was mentioned much earlier (in the current reruns)Am I imagining this??

 

BTW,the latest ep (earlier Dec 72) now lists James Lipton as writer along with the Pollocks.

 

Am sure Eric Montreal will want to tune in to see his favorite soap writer  

No you aren't dreaming, it was a scene with Mike. He was bouncing a ball, and said how he was from Madison.

On December 28, 2016 at 6:51 AM, ~bl~ said:

No you aren't dreaming, it was a scene with Mike. He was bouncing a ball, and said how he was from Madison.

It was a scene set in the park around September 1969 after some kind of a fight between Mike Powers and his girlfriend Nancy Bennett. He was bouncing a ball and reciting something like "M, my name is Mike and I'm come from Madison." That's the only reference to the name of the city thus far. 

 

As for the state where Madison is located, it's been suggested that Madison is in upstate New York.

OMG. Can I just say that it is so refreshing to see that the show is finally throwing Hank a bone with this arc of him possibly losing his hopes and dreams as a surgeon. I don't expect the show to go as deep with this story as I wish, but it is nice to know that Hank, a Black character, got a major story in the early 70s. 

 

Does anyone know if Hank got any other major stories during his time on the Doctors? Does the Doctors handle minorities well going forward?

NBA did you see the Ed and Anna story? 

 

When it comes to stories on TD I wish they would all be deeper, but perhaps that's just me.

29 minutes ago, ~bl~ said:

NBA did you see the Ed and Anna story? 

 

No. I must've missed it. 

Peter Burnell (ex Mike) scenes on Search For Tomorrow.

 

 

Ginger Gerlach (ex Julie) in a 1969/70 Crisco ad.

 

 

 

John Pleshette (Richard, Knots Landing) appeared in an episode as a record shop employee. He didnt look much different than he did on Knots as it was only 6 years time difference.

On 1/5/2017 at 5:55 PM, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

 

No. I must've missed it. 

 

I loved Anna....she had a cool, calm, and confident manner.  She did PR work for the hospital...while being the voice of reason for Carolee.

 

She didn't spark with a lot of the love interests they paired her with.  Though the Pollacks did give her a happy ending.

Can @slick jones or @Paul Raven tell me when Virginia Vestoff's first airdate was?

On 12/28/2016 at 2:17 AM, Paul Raven said:

Not sure as to whether Madisons exact location was specified.I thought that the Madison location wasnt specified till mid 70s (under Marland?) but now recall that it was mentioned much earlier (in the current reruns)Am I imagining this??

 

BTW,the latest ep (earlier Dec 72) now lists James Lipton as writer along with the Pollocks.

 

Am sure Eric Montreal will want to tune in to see his favorite soap writer  

 

James Lipton...ugh.

12 hours ago, DRW50 said:

Can @slick jones or @Paul Raven tell me when Virginia Vestoff's first airdate was?

 

I believe it was sometime in November 1969.

After months of references to the character, Dr. Ann Larimer (played by Geraldine Court) showed up on yesterday's episodes of The Doctors (from January 1973).