It's funny how Marlena in that 80's mode has a very butch look. I've noticed that with some other females in  clips from that era.

Never understood the appeal of Wayne Northrop.

How he was ever considered some sort of sex symbol?

 

7 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

Never understood the appeal of Wayne Northrop. How he was ever considered some sort of sex symbol?

 

He, like Terry Lester, were not necessarily conventionally handsome, but were pure walking, talking sex. Sex appeal radiated from them. I wouldn't go as far as saying they were Ugly Hot, though. lol

Edited May 5, 20205 yr by YRBB

8 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

It's funny how Marlena in that 80's mode has a very butch look. I've noticed that with some other females in  clips from that era.

 

From what recall reading from way back is Hall tried having a Princess Di style hairdo/look/makeover in 1982, it doesn’t age well at all. 

 

8 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

 

 

11 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

 

Never understood the appeal of Wayne Northrop.

How he was ever considered some sort of sex symbol?

 

 

Okay, full confession. I always thought the same thing. HOWEVER, when he was on the very first season of Dynasty in 1981 as Michael, the chauffeur who was hooking up with Fallon, he had this cocky, confident swag to him that made him pretty hot. And he was rocking a nice bod, too. Don't know if he kept that up during his 80's DAYS run but he was quite the stud on Dynasty. 

 

Yet, any footage I've seen of him on DAYS, I'm just like, "Ew no." 

I think WN was pretty sexy in the 80's but in the 90's no lol.  RoJohn/John was definitely the sexier of the two, but I don't think either are classically handsome.  I can see the appeal in both of them and WN was hot in Dynasty.  By the time he returned to Days all the charm and most of his chemistry with DH was gone.

 

Also count me in with those that hate Marlena's short 80's hairstyle.  I like her so much better with longer hair always.  I was devastated in 1997 when she cut off her awesome long Paris hair for that unattractive, shaggy short hair.  It makes her look older and matronly.

 

 

1 hour ago, victoria foxton said:

 

 

The brief 50th/Josh Griffith/late 2015-mid 2016 era was SUCH a visual high for the show... I know many were critical of the dark lighting and using the studio as sets, but I thought it was great.  I think Corday put in his own $$ only very briefly lol.

40 minutes ago, DynamiteKiddo said:

The brief 50th/Josh Griffith/late 2015-mid 2016 era was SUCH a visual high for the show... I know many were critical of the dark lighting and using the studio as sets, but I thought it was great.  I think Corday put in his own $$ only very briefly lol.

I wish Corday wasn't such a cheapskate. The sets look like crap. I agree with you the show looked good during that time. They even used the ER set. When Daniel was rushed to hospital. They were still to cheap to show the car accident.  Instead of the overused nurses station. The gala at the renovated Martin house was nice. They even showed Paige's dorm room. Where Ben murdered her in. 

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I remember the direction for the ER scene being really good for "Days."

 

We got Hope's house back then and I was shocked they gave Kayla a home set.  And after being sick to death of it during the Higley/Tomlin era, I was thrilled to see the pier!  LOL

 

The crown jewel for that time was the John's father climax.  The scenes where Paul was tied up and that spectacular shootout would NEVER have played like that on one of their rinky dink pos sets.  Even just seeing the ceiling adds so much.  Too bad the writing was mostly horrible then, lol.

11 minutes ago, DynamiteKiddo said:

I remember the direction for the ER scene being really good for "Days."

 

We got Hope's house back then and I was shocked they gave Kayla a home set.  And after being sick to death of it during the Higley/Tomlin era, I was thrilled to see the pier!  LOL

 

The crown jewel for that time was the John's father climax.  The scenes where Paul was tied up and that spectacular shootout would NEVER have played like that on one of their rinky dink pos sets.  Even just seeing the ceiling adds so much.  Too bad the writing was mostly horrible then, lol.

I forgot that Hope's house reappeared. And that Kayla got a really nice house set.  The writing was very dark and depressing. 

On 5/4/2020 at 11:01 PM, Paul Raven said:

It's funny how Marlena in that 80's mode has a very butch look. I've noticed that with some other females in  clips from that era.

Never understood the appeal of Wayne Northrop.

How he was ever considered some sort of sex symbol?

 

He had charisma.  He had personality, and they didn’t make him perfect back then.  He was really tough on Bo, he was too driven, and he and Marlena had both an exciting and passionate relationship, and it could also be light and flirty.  They tried to strip all the fun stuff away from him when he came back in the 1990’s.

 

I always found him incredibly attractive.  Drake is too, just in a different, more soap hunk kind of way.  I would take Wayne’s Roman any day though over Drake.

Tom commits Mickey to insane asylum 

Edited May 12, 20205 yr by victoria foxton

That was, in a word, chilling.

 

Man, I wish more of this stuff was available...somewhere.

 

Thanks, @victoria foxton!

Edited May 12, 20205 yr by Khan

2 hours ago, victoria foxton said:

Tom commits Mickey to insane asylum 

Wow, Al Freeman, Jr.’s submission for Lead Actor must have been a doozy to beat that in 1979. 
 

These days, DAYS would blow their entire budget having that many people in one room.

10 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

Wow, Al Freeman, Jr.’s submission for Lead Actor must have been a doozy to beat that in 1979. 
 

These days, DAYS would blow their entire budget having that many people in one room.

The clip is mislabeled. It's from 1976. What's unbelievable is that John Clarke didn't even get a nomination for these scenes.

 

Thank you @victoria foxton for posting it on here.

Edited May 12, 20205 yr by AbcNbc247