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By DemetriKane · Posted
How did you guys feel about Devon with Mark Dalton? I believe so. Brooke needed a storyline that played on her history at that time. I could have seen Brooke fall for him now that she has grown up. -
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Forgive me because this stretches the topic a bit, but I cannot stop thinking about this line in Barbara Rush's (aka AMC Nola Orsini, Ted's mother & Flamingo Road's Eudora Weldon) wiki bio.Please register in order to view this content
The quote comes from an article about Rush's daughter Claudia Cowen who is a reporter for Fox News. Rush's ex-husband was one of the biggest publicists in Hollywood. And, she had a famous house in Bel Air. But, I want to know how at 70 years old, she wound up at the Lloyd Estate, which is huge, and had been owned by Ron Burkle and Ted Field. The house was worth 60 million dollars in 2001. But, I cannot find the story of why/when/how she lived there, because whenever she gets asked about it, she always says that she was “staying” there, not that she bought it. BTW, for those that may not know. Her ex-husband, Warren Cowen, wound up marrying the mother of Sarah Gilbert (Roseanne & The Talk), as well as her siblings Melisa and Jonathan Gilbert (Little House on the Prairie). So, Ms. Rush did not get her money from him, because she got remarried to a sculptor of minimal reknown, and they divorced in 1973. Ms. Rush died last year with dementia. -
By soapfan770 · Posted
When does Liam die? I just want to watch B&B for his death scene and funeralPlease register in order to view this content
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That's right, Kim Zimmer was pregnant with Jake Weary when Reva was pregnant with Shayne. I don't think I've seen a photo of Mr. Weary, but from what I can tell Jake looks so much like his mother. -
By Contessa Donatella · Posted
The show of late has had me in hog heaven, LOL! But, really, my soaps & I are getting along just fine. GH is excellent. BTG is beyond fabulous. DAYS is so much better. What more could I possibly ask for? I know, 30 hours in a day?!!! -
By VelekaCarruthers · Posted
At the start of 1982 under Ellis/Hunt (on CBS) SFT was solidly in the middle of the 13 soaps pulling in between a 7.5 and 6.5 with high 20s share. The final week on CBS the show garnered a 6.3/23. The first week on NBC and mostly thereafter, the ratings were in the middle 3s with a 12 share! I I think under Tomlin 1 and under Glynn the show might have hit over a 4 and 14 but one week only or so. Capitol didn't get those numbers until middle of summer and in the first few months hit the 4s and low 5. By year end it was in the low 6s/23 share but struggled for the remainder of its run. NBC's Search was never going to get 6 / 23 shares but when they were solidly in the high 3s and 12/13 share they invariably fired the writers and producer. Dumb. -
Wasn't there talk of bringing back Dan Kennicott at some point? Like, sometime during the late '90's or early '00's? -
Cliff was Logan's protégé, from the time he was a legal clerk up and until he became ADA. I think you have to have seen Deborah's father for that relationship to make sense, it is very Oedipal. Mr. Saxon was a charming mobster and was briefly involved romantically with Geraldine.
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If the actors in question had studied Agnes Nixon's character naming conventions, they could've saved themselves a lot of disappointment. In Pine Valley, there's no way that Wally is going to win in a romantic entanglement with Sean. Just as Dan Kennicott was never going to be as intriguing as Benny Sago. She was more subtle than Bill Bell, and I can't be certain she even personally named all of these men. But there is a pattern to be studied. Cliff Warner wasn't as emotionally driven as his name would suggest, but we knew Sean and Linda meant trouble before they even appeared on-screen.
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