1 hour ago, Elsa said:

When did we see Towers for the first time? Who owned it?

 

Who was the previous owner of Ross Marler's house?

 

Have the Spauldings stayed in the same house since their arrival to Springfield? Have the Spauldings and the Bauers been neighbors eversince?

 

1. The Towers was built in 1990 and was the subject of a dispute between Roger and Billy. Billy won that fight by tricking Roger into burning a signed document. 

 

2) I don't think anyone lived in Ross' house before but Ross moved into that house with his then-wife Carrie Todd in 1981 and then was used continuously until 2003.

 

3) I believe so, yes. But someone can confirm that one. 

Edited April 20, 20205 yr by Dan

56 minutes ago, Dan said:

 

1. The Towers was built in 1990 and was the subject of a dispute between Roger and Billy. Billy won that fight by tricking Roger into burning a signed document. 

 

2) I don't think anyone lived in Ross' house before but Ross moved into that house with his then-wife Carrie Todd in 1981 and then was used continuously until 2003.

 

3) I believe so, yes. But someone can confirm that one. 

Did Ben and Eve live in the house before Ross?  Or Ben and Amanda?

 

I’m also seeing Jennifer in that house???

 

And Reva Bend, later owned by Holly—same set?

 

Storylines I remember, but sets are difficult. 
 

I do recall last seeing Ed’s living room during a confrontation between Danny, Michele and Carmen, possibly the last one. Ed’s house had a very distinctive Spanish mission style. After that, I think the set vanished. 

5 minutes ago, antmunoz said:

Ed’s house had a very distinctive Spanish mission style.

 

Which always seemed...odd to me, for some reason.  But, I guess they wanted his house to be distinct from Bert's?

1 hour ago, Dan said:

 

1. The Towers was built in 1990 and was the subject of a dispute between Roger and Billy. Billy won that fight by tricking Roger into burning a signed document. 

 

2) I don't think anyone lived in Ross' house before but Ross moved into that house with his then-wife Carrie Todd in 1981 and then was used continuously until 2003.

 

3) I believe so, yes. But someone can confirm that one. 

 

Wasn't Ross Marler's house previously Roger Thorpe's house?  Before Roger fell off the cliff.  

 

 

31 minutes ago, antmunoz said:

Did Ben and Eve live in the house before Ross?  Or Ben and Amanda?

 

I’m also seeing Jennifer in that house???

 

And Reva Bend, later owned by Holly—same set?

 

Storylines I remember, but sets are difficult. 
 

I do recall last seeing Ed’s living room during a confrontation between Danny, Michele and Carmen, possibly the last one. Ed’s house had a very distinctive Spanish mission style. After that, I think the set vanished. 

 

I think you're correct about Ed's living room -- that's the last time we saw it.  But the kitchen was used for years after that.   

Edited April 20, 20205 yr by Neil Johnson

That set was very old by that time. Ed and Rita moved in...when?  1977?  That set was almost 25 years old. 
 

I don’t think any soap set outlasted the Stewart living room on ATWT—40+ years—which endured until the end, although I don’t recall the very last time I saw it, but Susan somehow lived there with Alison. 

23 minutes ago, antmunoz said:

That set was very old by that time. Ed and Rita moved in...when?  1977?  That set was almost 25 years old. 
 

I don’t think any soap set outlasted the Stewart living room on ATWT—40+ years—which endured until the end, although I don’t recall the very last time I saw it, but Susan somehow lived there with Alison. 

Right before Rauch left in January of that year he "refreshed" all the sets, including the Bauer living room, which at Christmas of that year looked great. I think we MAY have seen it during Wheeler once, when those stinky ass Coopers moved in to stink up the joint with their...stink.  I do know that Jeva's house..(formerly Vanessa's ) was falling apart when Wheelie too over so maybe the Bauer living room did too, and I know it was HUGE so most likely they couldn't show it.

 

Reva bend became Holly;s house but they showed her buying it..how it suddenly became the farm....

Ross's house was the Carriage House at the Wexler estate. Amanda gifted that to Carrie and Ross when they got married. 

6 hours ago, antmunoz said:

That set was very old by that time. Ed and Rita moved in...when?  1977?  That set was almost 25 years old. 
 

I don’t think any soap set outlasted the Stewart living room on ATWT—40+ years—which endured until the end, although I don’t recall the very last time I saw it, but Susan somehow lived there with Alison. 

 

I believe you are right, the Stewart house on ATWT was almost certainly the oldest set on daytime (probably around 45 years) until the Horton house on DOOL surpassed it.  Both had been rebuilt several times and gone through a few minor changes, but essentially were the same for all those years.   

 

I love reading the history of sets and who loved where.

 

These sets used to be so good for a long time.  As good as a primetime set a lot of times by the early 1990’s.  Then they just got worse and worse.

Sets are almost a character in themselves... the Cooper Diner,  Company,  Towers,  Blue orchid than the Blue Moon, and even Drew's club was cool. 

 

SO good seeing them. Maeve looks the same. 

 

Bryan looks great (he lives in Tampa! lol I had to laugh at "it's getting hot" yep ... Florida summer has arrived). 

 

Didn't know Gina had family in Florida.

Edited April 21, 20205 yr by KMan101

Bryan is adorable.

Just now, Soapsuds said:

Bryan is adorable.

 

They dumped him in 1998 right or did he leave on his own? I hated them getting rid of Bryan Buffington and later Scott DeFreitas, for example. Heaven forbid they aren't models with a six pack.

Edited April 21, 20205 yr by KMan101

Lol at them not believing he is 40 with kiddos.

Just now, KMan101 said:

 

They dumped him in 1998 right or did he leave on his own? 

He was fired.

Jordan was suppose to be there but no show.