Search For Tomorrow Discussion Thread

[amybrickwallace]

I believe some of them are still up. Just go to YT and type "search for tomorrow flood" in the search box.

[amybrickwallace]

Also, thank you, robbwolff, for confirming the debut of the new (and final) theme. I remember reading that because of pre-emptions due to the nationwide news coverage of Challenger tragedy, the new theme sequence ended up debuting on a Wednesday instead of Monday as originally scheduled.

[amybrickwallace]

Here is a 1984 clip of TR being kidnapped by Warren and Ringo, leaving it up to Travis (TR's foster father) to rescue her. This was the last hurrah (or next-to-last hurrah) for Rod Arrants as Travis. He and Jane K. really have a great parent/child dynamic here.

Whoever posted this clip has a whole YT channel on women TV characters in bondage. Pretty creepy if you ask me. I just happened to find the clip on a random YT search.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mtr5Y7cFnbc

Edited September 13, 2014 by amybrickwallace

[DRW50]

Those types of channels are the only places I've seen some Loving and AW clips. It's always kind of weird when you find such rare clips in such a place. Women in fur is another like that.

[amybrickwallace]

Yeah, I noticed the fur fetish channel about a year ago. Still, that's not as disturbing to me as a women in bondage channel (especially in light of the fact that I live in the Cleveland area, where three young females were held captive for over a decade), but I digress.

Still, I would have liked to see the whole episode, even though Travis meets his end. At least he went out as heroically as he came in.

[DRW50]

I didn't mean to be flip. Sorry.

There are channels like that for men too - Jamie in bondage clips were all over one channel (I guess Richard Bekins was just that sexy...), and some young guy from Emmerdale popped up in one too.

[amybrickwallace]

No, no offense taken. I'm surprised they don't have the clip of Sherry Mathis tied up with a snake poised to strike her with Nick D'Antoni waiting to swoop in on her on that channel. LOL

[amybrickwallace]

Hey, does anyone here remember a show from the late 80s called Werewolf? It featured future GH star John J. York in the lead role. I watched an episode of it on YT yesterday, and the female guest star was Anne Wyndham, SFT's Amy Kaslo Carson from 1975-78. The show was low-budget and cheesy, but her turn as a single mom who is abused by her alcoholic boyfriend was chilling, especially in light of what went down in the NFL this past week. I'm surprised a lot of the violence got past the censors, but maybe they weren't as vigilant since the program aired on the then-brand new Fox network. Both Anne Wyndham and Danny Cooksey (who played her preteen son) were depicted as being slapped and kicked by the no-good boyfriend, who in the end is, of course, attacked by the werewolf. I've said it before, but I would REALLY love to see footage of her, Michael Nouri and Joel Higgins from when they were on SFT. I hope some of it still exists somewhere.

[DRW50]

I remember that show.

They did get away with more in those early FOX years.

[amybrickwallace]

Yeah, I thought at first due to its low budget feel and cheap production values that the show ran in first run syndication. Speaking of Anne Wyndham, I also saw her in an Our House episode opposite Doc Marlena Evans herself, Deidre Hall.

[DRW50]

From amybrickwallace.

[DRW50]

[amybrickwallace]

Thank you so much for posting these, Carl. How I wish I could actually see these storylines, especially the earliest days of the Liza/Travis romance. I wonder if ANYONE has them available.

[amybrickwallace]

Carl, would you by any chance have Rod Arrants' interview with TV Guide from August 1979 in your collection? Any interviews/articles you would have on him and/or Sherry Mathis, or the love story of Liza and Travis that you may have and are willing to post would be greatly appreciated!!

[DRW50]

I don't have that but when I have a chance I'll look and see what I may have.