Does anyone know what episodes Jim Pritchett's (Matt) real life daughter appeared on the show? I had read she was on the hour long but due to part of it being lost, I don't know if we missed her. 

 

Thanks in advance to anyone who knows...

 

So agree about the loss of the NYC industry with the lack of soaps in the city, and also how it enriched the theatre.

55 minutes ago, ~bl~ said:

Does anyone know what episodes Jim Pritchett's (Matt) real life daughter appeared on the show? I had read she was on the hour long but due to part of it being lost, I don't know if we missed her. 

 

Thanks in advance to anyone who knows...

 

So agree about the loss of the NYC industry with the lack of soaps in the city, and also how it enriched the theatre.

 

 

 

@amybrickwallace might be able to help.

 

She was on an at least one episode in 1974 as well. Gerald Gordon as Nick even called her "Laura". 2987 is the episode number. 

Do you guys watch daily or marathon on weekends or... ?  I mean, I feel weird being spoilerish about episodes that aired five years before I was born, but...

On Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at 1:35 AM, SFK said:

Poor Greta. Camptastic wedding episode.

 

I just saw it. Greta is much more interesting than Toni and Alan, together AND individually!!

10 minutes ago, SFK said:

Do you guys watch daily or marathon on weekends or... ?  I mean, I feel weird being spoilerish about episodes that aired five years before I was born, but...

 

I usually do a binge watch.

Looking at old TV listings, I saw Bethel Leslie in the cast of a CBS 90 min taped drama 'My Father and My Mother' with Ralph Bellamy, Jane Wyatt and Gene Hackman.

It aired Feb 13 1968, so Bethel seemed to be actively pursuing other work at that time.

God bless her, Bethel worked pretty much up until the end. ❤

Thanks will have to look for it. 

 

I tend to binge these days. I don't mind reading ahead just put when you watched...

 

 

I decided to go back to 1967 this morning and watch it all in order, with whatever sense of regularity that I can come up with, and I'm excited. It's good to see Dr. Rice and Liz again, nice to see Bethel Leslie as Maggie again, and more than anything, Nick is so much more bearable than he was in the episodes I'd watch here and there from 1973-1974.

Nick AND Althea were never better written than they were under the pen of Rita Lakin. 

Just saw the wedding episodes of Toni/Alan, and good God Greta was one tormented child. The scenes with her trying to conjure up Mike's "spirit" was odd too. My God, she was a child that went through a lot. From what little I've seen of the character in the 80s, no wonder why she drove story and was so interesting in the last years of the show. She had one colorful history. 

Definitely. The show was blessed with two very talented juvenile actresses in Eileen Kearney and Jennifer Houlton to bring out Greta's complexities.

 

Trivia: Eileen and her brothers, Mark (who originated the role of Billy) and Michael (who played a couple of minor roles on the show) Kearney were first cousins of the late John Spencer of LA Law and The West Wing fame. Their mothers were sisters.

I will say I'm going to miss the Pollack's when they depart The Doctors.  While their take on characters wasn't as deep as Lakin's, they more then made up for it with plot and playing the fall out of certain stories (except killing Margo off too soon).  I am surprised that the whole bunny event and being sick from being bitten by the bunny hasn't been mentioned... but it is nice to see that Greta acting loopy wasn't just forgotten after 1970/1971.. but was bought back up in 1975.

Were the writers dreaming of Dark Shadows?  Greta tries to summon Mike. February 1975

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1I2XkEOIyxM

 

 

I'm so far behind on this show and to be honest I don't even really want to catch up...