If somebody with some interview skills could interview Lucy Deakins about her time on the show, her movie career and then leaving show business for a legal career-- that would be really interesting imo.

2 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

If somebody with some interview skills could interview Lucy Deakins about her time on the show, her movie career and then leaving show business for a legal career-- that would be really interesting imo.

I'd be fascinated by what she has to say.

I don't dislike Locher but it seems like he asks even less soap questions than usual in some of his recent interviews.

10 hours ago, DRW50 said:

I'd be fascinated by what she has to say.

I don't dislike Locher but it seems like he asks even less soap questions than usual in some of his recent interviews.

Because Alan is such a fan of "World Turns" and said he avidly tuned in during the time of the Kasnoff Brothers, it was puzzling to see that he didn't ask Alex Walters about his working relationship with Alyson Rice and the Mark/Connor/Cal triangle. That was a very hot storyline that caused plenty of controversy. In addition, the Alyson Rice/Susan Batten switch was not addressed. I would have expected those two topics to be at the forefront of the interview.

I suspect that Alex Walters requested not to discuss Alyson Rice or the storyline as a condition for his appearance on the show, for reasons unknown. (Maybe he doesn't remember specifics about his time on ATWT and didn't want to look like an idiot in the Locher Room?). It is highly unusual for Alan to refrain from discussing past storylines or the prominent actors a guest has collaborated with.

I never knew Catherine O'Hara was an ATWT fan. I'm glad she was introduced to the show in the strong early '90s period.

Town and Country Web Soap on X: "In 1993, Catherine O'Hara discussed her love of the soap opera As The World Turns. 🌍🕊️ https://t.co/Ynt8FkuS2H" / X

6 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

I never knew Catherine O'Hara was an ATWT fan. I'm glad she was introduced to the show in the strong early '90s period.

Town and Country Web Soap on X: "In 1993, Catherine O'Hara discussed her love of the soap opera As The World Turns. 🌍🕊️ https://t.co/Ynt8FkuS2H" / X

Never knew this. Thanks for sharing.

Not sure where else to post this, but this is a lovely profile of Brian Cahill, who has terminal prostate cancer and is determined to live his best life for as long as he has.

He is referred to as a "former soap opera executive". Per Google, in the late 2000s, his title was "Brian Cahill, senior vice president and managing director of TeleNext Media, the subsidiary of Procter & Gamble that produced both “Guiding Light” and “As The World Turns”

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/03/nyregion/cancer-friend-death-role-model.html?unlocked_article_code=1.JVA.e7q5.KamGpJAMuvPD&smid=url-share

50 minutes ago, yrfan1983 said:

Not sure where else to post this, but this is a lovely profile of Brian Cahill, who has terminal prostate cancer and is determined to live his best life for as long as he has.

He is referred to as a "former soap opera executive". Per Google, in the late 2000s, his title was "Brian Cahill, senior vice president and managing director of TeleNext Media, the subsidiary of Procter & Gamble that produced both “Guiding Light” and “As The World Turns”

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/03/nyregion/cancer-friend-death-role-model.html?unlocked_article_code=1.JVA.e7q5.KamGpJAMuvPD&smid=url-share

Thank you. I hope his remaining time is peaceful.

23 hours ago, yrfan1983 said:

Not sure where else to post this, but this is a lovely profile of Brian Cahill, who has terminal prostate cancer and is determined to live his best life for as long as he has.

He is referred to as a "former soap opera executive". Per Google, in the late 2000s, his title was "Brian Cahill, senior vice president and managing director of TeleNext Media, the subsidiary of Procter & Gamble that produced both “Guiding Light” and “As The World Turns”

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/03/nyregion/cancer-friend-death-role-model.html?unlocked_article_code=1.JVA.e7q5.KamGpJAMuvPD&smid=url-share

i saw that and wondered where to post, as well. i knew the name was familiar, but wasn’t until the piece mentioned his association with soaps that i remembered that he’s one of my linkedin connections.

thinking alan locher must have know him.

From a few months ago, I just saw this May 1995 episode I don't remember being up before.

As The World Turns Episode 9,999 airing omg May 11, 1995

TV Guide August 13 1994

TAWDRY TREATS OF THE GUILTY-PLEASURE ELITE

Bill Moyers, PBS fixture

I've been watching As the World Turns off and on for over 30 years. One of my mentors once said to me, "Never go anywhere without a cheap book or magazine to read." As the World Turns offers that same kind of escapism.

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1 hour ago, Paul Raven said:

TV Guide August 13 1994

TAWDRY TREATS OF THE GUILTY-PLEASURE ELITE

Bill Moyers, PBS fixture

I've been watching As the World Turns off and on for over 30 years. One of my mentors once said to me, "Never go anywhere without a cheap book or magazine to read." As the World Turns offers that same kind of escapism.

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I wish he'd been asked more about this over the years - I would have loved hearing his thoughts on the earlier times. (I'd be surprised if he was still watching long past 1994)

F**k Bill Moyers.