Suzi was killed in a car accident a few months before the show ended.

Is it true that Suzi died some time in the show's final year? I remember hearing that somewhere and was wondering. The show was a little before my time but I got to watch some of the episode back when AOL posted them all and really enjoyed SEARCH. I know the reaction to the McClearys was mixed but I really liked them and didn't see them eating a show.

I almost added the episode in which Suzi dies, rather than this plane crash episode, as one of my regular viewers has been messaging me about it for at least a year. Likely, I will add that one in my next set of uploads, so if you are interested in seeing it, be on the lookout for it.

Ad at about 49 minutes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7bXRs1dJ48

Thanks to saynotoursoap!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1kEpxwob4w&feature=channel&list=UL

I was reading a Digest article and they claimed Nicolette Goulet was on Search for 6 years. I did a double take. I wonder how that got through.

That's great. I'd never seen it.

Just a reminder, Search premiered 61 years ago today!

It's great to see you here again!

Edited September 10, 201213 yr by Paul Raven

I have both issues.

I have both issues.

They were talking a little about the Doug paralysis and shooting stories in the favorite murder mystery thread on the main board, if you want to read it.

SOD synopsis early 79

Some great news for SFT and 'Secret Storm' fans! John Cunningham (who was on SFT and Loving) will team up to play with Frances Sternhagen (Secret Storm) will perform 'Comic Miscommunications' at the Sterling Auditorium at the Osborn retirement home in Rye, NY on Thursday, Sept. 27 at 7:30pm. I hope to be able to go. I saw Frances Sternhagen at the Players' Club, earlier tgis year, at the US Postal Service's launch of the new Jose Ferrer Forever postage stamp. Cunningham also appeared in the Broadway musical '1776.' Being the history buff that I am, it is one of my favorites. I performed in a local theater production of '1776,' where I played Samuel Chase, delegate from Maryland. I was seen eating a chicken leg thrughout the play!

Technically Walsh was the headwriter. Pam Long was the Executive Story Consultant.

What was the difference between a executive story consultant and a head-writer?

Do you think Pam Long would have been a good fit for the show long-term? I know she only was there for the last six months of the show... did she make any noticeable changes to the show? I read somewhere that she had originally wanted to end the show with Jo and Stu getting married but utimately nixed it because the characters worked so well as friends.