11 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

Not sure if any others are around. A lot of 1996 is missing.

Wow Thanks A Lot I usually never saw nothing JP Did after the 1950's now she's gone i thought about searching her latter work this was the first thing that came into my head thanks a lot

 

6 minutes ago, victoria foxton said:

I thought she only filled in as Lisa in the early 90's. Awesome find Carl @Joseph will appreciate it.

I Dure Did

6 minutes ago, Joseph said:

So no way to know if she was even promising hum??! She was fired after 13 weeks according to Rosemary's interview if memory serves me correctly 

Your best bet would be if anyone who watched then would know. @vetsoapfan may be able to help.

1 minute ago, Joseph said:

Wow Thanks A Lot I usually never saw nothing JP Did after the 1950's now she's gone i thought about searching her latter work this was the first thing that came into my head thanks a lot

No problem. Glad you enjoyed it.

24 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

Not sure if any others are around. A lot of 1996 is missing.

Model Paul!! I loved him.😍😍

3 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Model Paul!! I loved him.😍😍

I'd  certainly watch him over Roger Howarth.

80s ATWT had so many instances of double entendre and innuendo, it's incredible how, as an adult watching episodes, I now see these subtle references sprinkled throughout. Like the episodes surrounding the opening of the Mona Lisa when Sierra and her husband Tonio are sort of on the outs because Sierra called out Craig's name during lovemaking (Sierra had been fantasizing about Craig, in order to ahem, "be" with Tonio. Well, at the Mona Lisa opening, Craig looks at Sierra and says "Thanks for coming", the way Sierra looks back at him, left me thinking that she should have said "Thanks for helping me".🤭

Almost didn't recognize Jane she looked very different from what a remembered, she was a pretty nice Lisa maybe just too nice but loved finally seeing her

6 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

80s ATWT had so many instances of double entendre and innuendo, it's incredible how, as an adult watching episodes, I now see these subtle references sprinkled throughout. Like the episodes surrounding the opening of the Mona Lisa when Sierra and her husband Tonio are sort of on the outs because Sierra called out Craig's name during lovemaking (Sierra had been fantasizing about Craig, in order to ahem, "be" with Tonio. Well, at the Mona Lisa opening, Craig looks at Sierra and says "Thanks for coming", the way Sierra looks back at him, left me thinking that she should have said "Thanks for helping me".🤭

😅😅😂😂😂😂 pretty embarrassing don't you think?

11 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

I'd  certainly watch him over Roger Howarth.

I remember people saying he was too pretty to be Paul and that it made no sense that Paul would've gotten into the fashion world.

Considering what we got afterwards... A guy who didn't look like his parents and looked older than CZP. Awful loud mouth over the top over rated Roger Howarth.

 

And Sarah.. My god was she boring!

27 minutes ago, Joseph said:

Almost didn't recognize Jane she looked very different from what a remembered, she was a pretty nice Lisa maybe just too nice but loved finally seeing her

😅😅😂😂😂😂 pretty embarrassing don't you think?

 

Pretty brilliant. It's akin to peeling back the layers of an onion, when you find something new with each viewing.

It's no different than seeing episodes of The Golden Girls as an adult, and picking up references that you didn't "get" when you watched as a child. It's how shows remain relevant, tbh. You can't have every piece of dialogue mothballed in time.

8 hours ago, Bill Bauer said:

Judge Lowell never made it to the 80s. The last year the character was on the cast list is 1978 or maybe 1979. I don't think he was seen much in the few years prior to that. He was most definitely not on the show in the 80s. 

You are correct. Judge Lowell's last appearance was, I believe, in 1978. 

3 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

Granpa Hughes was married to Mrs Kopechne in July 75 and didn't that all happen offscreen?

We never saw Irma. Her entire relationship with Grandpa Hughes took place off-screen. It was cute, to a degree, but after a while, I think most viewers wanted to "meet" the woman who had captured Grandpa's heart.

3 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

I imagine the funeral was offscreen also

No, the funeral was televised. Dr. Bob gave a moving eulogy, explaining that Irma was too grief-stricken to be present that day, and was with her family. I would have been REALLY VEXED if the show had skipped right over the service (the way TPTB did with Mary Matthews on AW, Bert Bauer on TGL, Mattie Lane Grimsley on TEON, etc.) I remember Chris Hughes thanking Nancy for being so kind and loving to his father for so many years, and Nancy replied, "Of course, dear. You see, he was MY FATHER TOO." I lost it and sobbed for several minutes. 

 

 

1 hour ago, DRW50 said:

Rosemary Prinz did NOT appear on the show in 1979. IMDB is often wrong and poorly maintained. Bob gets a phone call from Penny, whom we do not see. He then leaves for a while. I imagine this may have been a story the interim writers set up that the Dobsons dropped, as it was more interesting to have a pornstache weirdo dominate the canvas. 

There is some talk about the recast  Penny earlier in the thread. Most of us never saw her.

The endless mistakes on imdb, soapcentral, and many other places around the internet is frustrating. It's like fangurls and fanboyz just make stuff up in their heads and post it as "fact." 

1 hour ago, DRW50 said:

Your best bet would be if anyone who watched then would know. @vetsoapfan may be able to help.

Phoebe Dorin appeared to be a decent actress, and she did resemble Rosemary Prinz a lot, but as @Paul Raven remarked, she was not the REAL Penny. Personally, I rejected her instantly, and as I recall, the majority of the audience was said to have condemned the replacement.

 

10 minutes ago, vetsoapfan said:

Phoebe Dorin appeared to be a decent actress, and she did resemble Rosemary Prinz a lot, but as @Paul Raven remarked, she was not the REAL Penny. Personally, I rejected her instantly, and as I recall, the majority of the audience was said to have condemned the replacement.

Thanks for responding.

56 minutes ago, vetsoapfan said:

No, the funeral was televised. Dr. Bob gave a moving eulogy, explaining that Irma was too grief-stricken to be present that day, and was with her family. I would have been REALLY VEXED if the show had skipped right over the service (the way TPTB did with Mary Matthews on AW, Bert Bauer on TGL, Mattie Lane Grimsley on TEON, etc.) I remember Chris Hughes thanking Nancy for being so kind and loving to his father for so many years, and Nancy replied, "Of course, dear. You see, he was MY FATHER TOO." I lost it and sobbed for several minutes.

Thanks for clearing that up. Do you recall any explanation or reference to Penny,Edith and John not being present?

Obviously Ruth Warrick was contracted to AMC but I wonder if Rosemary might have returned in respect of Santos and an age appropriate actor could play John.

I wonder if she was asked?

 

11 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

I remember people saying he was too pretty to be Paul and that it made no sense that Paul would've gotten into the fashion world.

Considering what we got afterwards... A guy who didn't look like his parents and looked older than CZP. Awful loud mouth over the top over rated Roger Howarth.

 

And Sarah.. My god was she boring!

Not to mention that the only romantic interest I could find this Paul having was if Hank Elliot came back.  He and that Sarah look like they should have been on Days...vapid, young pretty things talking about their "corporations" ! But yea, I would take him over dog face any day.

9 minutes ago, Mitch said:

Not to mention that the only romantic interest I could find this Paul having was if Hank Elliot came back.  He and that Sarah look like they should have been on Days...vapid, young pretty things talking about their "corporations" ! But yea, I would take him over dog face any day.

Barbara would've loved this Paul with Hank. Anything to keep him away from Emily.

19 hours ago, DramatistDreamer said:

Originally, I think that vault contained links to GL and ATWT but the last time I looked, the links to ATWT and possibly GL were gone. It may have been a lack of space issue.

This is my opinion but the only persons who have a genuine claim on these videos are the production company itself, the writers, the actors and some members of the production crew. They, I would think have more right to the content of these episodes than people who recorded episodes and had no hand in creating the content, as enjoyable as it is to see them upload episodes.

Okay, it's one thing to try to profit from your personal edits of episodes, (which I will never understand and seems sketchy at best) but selling intellectual property that you had no hand in creating for personal profit seems illegal, in my opinion. They're lucky that P&G simply hasn't cared enough to go after them.

 

Very true.