On 11/27/2025 at 9:31 PM, P.J. said:

Happy Thanksgiving!

Damn I still miss the cutting of the Hubbard Squash.

I always enjoyed the cutting of the Hubbard squash on the Snider farm at Thanksgiving. But did they ever indicate what they did with the squash after they cut it? Did they make a squash pie, or make baked squash? Or did they just toss it in the trash after cutting it?

55 minutes ago, TVFAN1144 said:

50 years ago December 1, 1975 ATWT expanded to an hour bumping The Edge of Night to ABC

CBS should have moved Edge to 4pm. Or NBC picked it up for 4pm to replace Somerset.

36 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

I always enjoyed the cutting of the Hubbard squash on the Snider farm at Thanksgiving. But did they ever indicate what they did with the squash after they cut it? Did they make a squash pie, or make baked squash? Or did they just toss it in the trash after cutting it?

LOL.....no, I don't think so. But I always thought it was strange they seemed to cut it right before dinner, when it would take hours to bake it in the oven. Especially in that tiny oven of Emma's, that had to be in use for hours to produce all that food!

On 11/27/2025 at 9:35 PM, Tisy-Lish said:

Oh yes -- the cutting of the Hubbard squash became a tradition. Happy Thanksgiving, Oakdale and Luther's Corners.

Oh how I hated that the Snyders were the only family left with a kitchen, when Bob and Kim of all people had to do all their eating in Lisa's hotel. I loved the ridiculousness of people just walking in and out of Bob and Kim's house at all hours of the day and night. Never felt the same way about the Snyders but glad someone like them and they kept some traditions. I wonder if NY production staff and writers thought kitchens were passe or two...midwestern?

On 11/25/2025 at 4:51 PM, MarlandFan said:

Another 1991 episode not yet on YouTube. Thanks to VintageNoSpintage.

Is anyone able to download this episode? The programme I usually use doesn't seem to recognize the path. We need to make an effort to make copies whenever a rare new episode shows up, just in case!

1 hour ago, Mitch64 said:

Oh how I hated that the Snyders were the only family left with a kitchen, when Bob and Kim of all people had to do all their eating in Lisa's hotel. I loved the ridiculousness of people just walking in and out of Bob and Kim's house at all hours of the day and night. Never felt the same way about the Snyders but glad someone like them and they kept some traditions. I wonder if NY production staff and writers thought kitchens were passe or two...midwestern?

Well, as you know, they took away Bob and Kim's entire house, which was the worst decision they could have ever made. I'll admit the set was huge and included a large staircase. But if it were too big to be practical, there should have been some way to make it smaller. The Hughes could have done a remodeling, or could have had a small fire, or even a tornado. And the rebuild could have been smaller. I hated that the Hughes family had to spend all their holidays in restaurants or at Tom and Margo's home after around 2001.

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2 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

Well, as you know, they took away Bob and Kim's entire house, which was the worst decision they could have ever made. I'll admit the set was huge and included a large staircase. But if it were too big to be practical, there should have been some way to make it smaller. The Hughes could have done a remodeling, or could have had a small fire, or even a tornado. And the rebuild could have been smaller. I hated that the Hughes family had to spend all their holidays in restaurants or at Tom and Margo's home after around 2001.

I was watching a bit of GH during the aftermath of Monica's death, and the Quatermaine house and kitchen look great and huge. Now I know it is filmed in California but come on, ATWT could have afforded a nice house, or at least a kitchen set for their tentpole couple. The Bauers kept their house until Rauch left and they still had a kitchen to the end, and there were hardly any Bauers left...(and the kitchen was severely cut up during Wheeler...though in one episode they incorporated that cool living room fireplace in the kitchen set which I actually liked...a kind of family room kitchen would work and solve a lot of space issues. Tom and Margos was kind of like that..though how the characters were played at taht time did not make it seem like their house would be the one people liked to hang out at.