On 11/16/2012 at 6:35 PM, Mitch said:

I don't know if I could handle Bob being a closet case..plus he got a lot of ass (female) through the years.

 

But I think a story like this could work if the writers and the audience could see that well....you know, "one !@#$%^&* does not a faggot make.." kind of thing. It would make an interesting story if someone like a Bob character (though I think it would need to be more of a shades of grey character like Don Hughes or Ed Bauer) experimented with friend as kid..and then decided that hetorsexuality was their thing. That person they experiment comes back and blackmails or cause trouble etc. To beat a dead horse but on GL I thought they should have made Sandy and Jonathon lovers in boardingschool Sandy being gay and Jonathon letting him, uh service him for doing his papers. etc. Jonathon looked like he would screw anything!

Ed Bauer kind of got it during the Marland days. The scene where Kelly Nelson moves out of his house, was written and directed as break up scene. Both men were crying. 
 

30 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Those nominations are better than most of the Emmy nominations of that era, if only for recognizing the work of Kathryn Hays and Beverlee McKinsey. (They really paid dust to DAYS and OLTL lol.)

My recollection of the Royce story is he was abused as a child, developed DID and accidentally killed Neal while one of them. After the trial, he was sent to an institution to recover. When he returned integrated, he and Emily resumed their relationship but at their wedding he couldn’t marry her and broke it off. Emily sought comfort with. Craig. I don’t remember many details as I found Royce unappealing even though played by a great actor. 
 

It did not make sense to me for Royce and Neal not to tell Lucinda who they were and strangely I think the story was told too quickly. 
 

 

Thinking back I don’t remember how Royce actually left town although I recall how Royce actually left although I do remember it’s not long after he met Samantha in the spring of 1994. 
 

Craig had came back to Oakdale after he cheated on Sierra or something back in Montega. He was involved with Emily first and then Samantha until Sierra came back in late 1994, the pair reconciled and left Oakdale again in early 1995.

But yes as mentioned above the story really went by too fast and I loved Mary Kay Adams so Neal’s murder surprised me. ATWT was in a state of transition and it was obvious that Marland’s successors just couldn’t handle the huge ensemble effectively. Last time I had watched 1994 ATWT a few years back on YouTube I noticed a lot of random details that I didn’t before like Monica Lawrence of all people coming back randomly to help Cal and Connor or Duncan & Shannon going on a treasure hunt after the missing Scott. Yikes.

Who is the character and actress playing with Kirk Anderson in the video just a little up the board - the video that has Royce's trial....has scenes with Kirk and (??? Aunt Mary, baking....and she was deciding whether to sign with Worldwide or not).  She looks so familiar and at first I thought....is that Rebecca Hollen who played Trish on GL?  But it's not I don't think but she looks so familiar?

4 hours ago, Fevuh said:

Who is the character and actress playing with Kirk Anderson in the video just a little up the board - the video that has Royce's trial....has scenes with Kirk and (??? Aunt Mary, baking....and she was deciding whether to sign with Worldwide or not).  She looks so familiar and at first I thought....is that Rebecca Hollen who played Trish on GL?  But it's not I don't think but she looks so familiar?

I think Aunt Mary was played by Lisby Larson, who had a major role on TEXAS a decade earlier.  It seemed Marland's idea for Aunt Mary was to make her a lifestyle expert based on Martha Stewart.   But when Marland died, that all went down the drain.    

1 hour ago, Neil Johnson said:

I think Aunt Mary was played by Lisby Larson, who had a major role on TEXAS a decade earlier.  It seemed Marland's idea for Aunt Mary was to make her a lifestyle expert based on Martha Stewart.   But when Marland died, that all went down the drain.    

Thank you. In the brief scenes I was reminded a little but - just from those brief scenes I was interested and liked her. Very natural actress.  

9 hours ago, Fevuh said:

Thank you. In the brief scenes I was reminded a little but - just from those brief scenes I was interested and liked her. Very natural actress.  

Lisby is Fabulous! Texas Wouldn't be the same without her! Paige was such an interesting character

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On 8/4/2022 at 11:40 PM, dragonflies said:

 

Gosh. Lesli Kay was delicious as Molly.

On 8/6/2022 at 4:37 PM, adrnyc said:

I'm going to put this here (bad news - please don't shoot the messenger) because I'm--obviously from my avatar--a huge ATWT fan. But I was a fan of many the P&G soaps. I figure from here it can spread around the board.

I just got off a Zoom call with Trent Dawson and Colleen Zenk - I donated to Trent's theater company to get the call - and Colleen gave me the most disheartening, gut-wrenching news. P&G wiped EVERYTHING. Once Roger Newcomb, who had been hired to digitize and get all of those DVDs out in...what? 2012? 2013?...anyway, once that went south and P&G took the rights back, they destroyed every tape/digital copy of all of their programming. They wanted nothing to do with those soap operas ever again.

So unfortunately--but at least now fans can stop wondering why--they will never see the light of day. They're gone. Colleen and I both talked about what an absolute loss and waste that is for television history. I'm still sitting here mindblown. So what we've got on YouTube is all we've got and will ever have. Cherish it!

Damn... wish those DVDs were available again!