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Exactly. Knowing those other characters mattered enough to warrant romances, or just scenes with friends...that is what made ATWT special!

 

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On 12/16/2016 at 3:57 AM, slick jones said:

Monika married Karl Eldredge and lasted til about 93 as a small recurring role..

 

Funny you just happened to mention that...I was watching a July 1994 episode today and Monica appeared to win a seat on the Walsh Enterprises board to help with Conor and I was like what she still doing in town?

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Around 94 they got rid of most of the "peripheral" characters. I thought she left sooner. Not bad, a short term part turned into seven years.

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18 hours ago, Nothin'ButAttitude said:

 

Lily is a dirty tart! :lol: But I don't blame her! I'd give my virginity to Brian Bloom's Dusty too. :P

 

Yeah, Dusty with those piercing baby blues and that raven hair. Not only was he too handsome but I liked how straight-up a guy Dusty was in those days and how he didn't hesitate to call out Lily when she was throwing tantrums. He was the type of soap character that doesn't really exist today, without guile yet interesting.

It's too bad that in less about a year, Dusty's character would be so under-utilized. I can sort of see why Brian Bloom left.

 

It seems like Roy was the only detective who was initially unwilling to immediately assume that James Stenbeck was even dead.

Seems like everyone else jumped to the conclusion that James was killed in the fire.

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6 hours ago, slick jones said:

Around 94 they got rid of most of the "peripheral" characters. I thought she left sooner. Not bad, a short term part turned into seven years.

 

And stopped referencing history too the episode had a scene with Susan and Ellen talking about Susan and Larry possibly moving to a house in Ruxton Hills and Ellen saying doesn't Emily have bad memories of Ruxton Hills? 

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19 minutes ago, soapfan770 said:

 

And stopped referencing history too the episode had a scene with Susan and Ellen talking about Susan and Larry possibly moving to a house in Ruxton Hills and Ellen saying doesn't Emily have bad memories of Ruxton Hills? 

 

In less than 10 years time! So odd.  

You would think that any new writer that was starting, that storyline would be in the Top 5 (considering that the show 'wiped' away episodes prior to '79) must see to get a sense of the show and it's characters not to mention that in '94, you still had many of the same characters (Barbara, Emily, Susan, many of the Hughes, Walsh, Dixons) still on the canvas.

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VHSGoodiesWA, who provides a lot of good soap stuff very generously (let's not talk about some uploaders) has put up a December 1988 episode I hadn't seen around before. 

 

 

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If anything ever shows why I could never identify with Lily, spending her time in bed with Dusty worrying about Barbara's business fortunes does, very easily. 

 

 

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1982 I think. She was the older sister or mother of Miranda Marlowe, the absurd drug dealer-turned-housewife that Bob married. I have an SOD article on it somewhere - I think I posted it in the thread years ago. 

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9 hours ago, DRW50 said:

1982 I think. She was the older sister or mother of Miranda Marlowe, the absurd drug dealer-turned-housewife that Bob married. I have an SOD article on it somewhere - I think I posted it in the thread years ago. 

 UGH.....Miranda Marlowe. That marriage to Bob made no sense what so ever. I was only 5 or 6 at the time and thought it was stupid. 

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On 12/19/2016 at 10:48 PM, soapfan770 said:

Wasn't hiring Zsa Zsa ATWT's response to Elizabeth Taylor showing up on GH(or was it AMC?)? 

 

I have no idea but that would make sense. I imagine that GH got a lot of publicity with Taylor and everyone was probably trying to get their own grande dame ruthless type.

 

ATWT was never at their best when they followed trends. They were always at their best when they brought on people who were on the verge of stardom (Whitney Houston) and low-key stars (Jermaine Jackson) or unassuming celebrities who can melt into a role.

Nothing about Zsa Zsa says blend or melt into anything.:lol:

 

Still, just to satisfy my curiosity, I'd love to see those episodes. If only some person could post online one day.

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