I don't believe so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXw3ao-DMEw

Watching season 3 dvd....was Jamie Rose written out of the show or did she want to leave?? Her character was rather boring.....and MAN can William Moses fill out a pair of jeans.....

Have people seen that the original unaired pilot is on youtube?

I haven't watched yet. That wig scares me off.

I was reading a Digest interview from the early 90s or so, about stories that fizzled out, and one of the people interviewed was Celeste Holm. She said that at first Jane Wyman was very friendly toward her, but that changed once she started more regularly on the show. She said she thought Jane was threatened by her. She also said she'd known Jane in their Hollywood years and she thought Jane was destroyed because she broke up with Reagan, assuming he was going nowhere, only for him to become President.

Have people seen that the original unaired pilot is on youtube?

Thanks Eric!

What a horrible Chase and Maggie....lol...glad they were recast and Maggie having a British accent...yikes....speaking of yikes....Jane Wyman's hair was scary.....lol and Jamie Rose boring...I guess she got hired because she had that Waltons look......lol....it seems everyone else stayed like William Moses and Abby Dalton......funny seeing Michael Swan...didnt think he could be that hot....lol..and the music and opening/closing just awful as well as the title of the soap....lol....and I noticed several behind the scenes art directors etc that were on Dallas later in its years.

Btw...the rest of the pilot is on youtube...havent seen it all yet.

A new Ana Alicia interview. It touches on her whole career.

http://hillplace.blogspot.com/2013/07/universal-appeal-ana-alicia.html

Ooooh! Great stuff from Ana Alicia!

I am still watching Season 3.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8lojo6lfKI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKvMOJ8bdu8

I miss the '80's. In the '80's, TV shows weren't about anything other than entertaining the snot out of people.

There were some shows that tried to educate, but the ones that tried to entertain generally did. The actors did it seriously. One of the reasons I can't stomach most of what is called "primetime soap" today is because it is such very hollow, stale camp (Marc Cherry).