Trish returned years later?

A few episodes for the Newman wedding.Did Chris/Trish get to do anything in the few scenes as the Brooks sisters re-united?

Y&R could've easily asked Lynne back for the wedding (especially since she had only left a couple of years prior) but they asked Trish.

Yes,I can see where you're coming from.re Trish. I wonder if Janice was approached or considered?

Was the 4-L stuff always so histrionic in the later years?? I am a bit appalled but also want to see more.

This is one of those pairings I never knew anything about - Casey/Lucas. How were they? I think they were even on an SOD cover.

Some Nikki/Greg. I know this sounds awful but Hauser looks like Mask.

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Who is the woman with Derek?

This is a great (if cheesy) promo. I guess the Chancellors love to smash those mirrors with their booze glasses.

The woman is Loyita Chapel who played Judy Wilson,who connived with Derek at Chancellor Industries. She is married to Bob Woods (Bo OLTL) and played Blaize in the 1888 storyline on that show.

Thanks. Loyita is one of those people I don't ever remember even though she's been on OLTL a fair amount over the years (she was Dallas a few years ago). I didn't realize Derek had a conniving partner.

Don't you think Margaret Mason looks a lot like Susan Flannery here (in B&B's earlier years)? I wonder if Bill ever considered her for Stephanie.

Who is the woman with Derek?

Judy.

She & Derek were Gloria & Jeff with less bug eyes.

How were they?

They were sexy (especially with Ligon's dry humor).

She bounced between he & Brock while he he did the same between she & Leslie.

She ended things when he couldn't committ though.

I know this sounds awful but Hauser looks like Mask.

Hauser an awesome character actor but cool & ambitious Greg became a snarling douchebag overnight.

It was ridiculous.

From the July 1973 Afternoon TV.

to travel again, becoming an airline stewardess. When a diet drink company came to the airline looking for a stewardess for their TV commercial, her blue eyes, blonde hair and 5' 7 1/2'' frame led to the part. More TV commercials followed, and she eventually left her job to pursue show business. She has since made more than 40 commercials. While in Paris, she was a makeup model, and also did some singing. Trish also was an interpreter between French and American Girl Scouts. Married to a TV executive, she loves to cook, and also paints in her spare time. She also needlepoints and enjoys reading, and considers herself a "pack rat." Trish's TV acting credits include guest roles on "Emergency" and "The FBI." She and her husband live in a Hollywood apartment.

Lee Crawford (Sally McGuire) went to Valley College in Los Angeles with the intention of becoming a social worker, but found herself spending more and more time in the fine Arts Building. She decided to pursue a longtime desire to be a dancer, and the 5'8'' green-eyed blonde went to an open audition for "The Golddiggers" at NBC's studios in her native Burbank, Calif. She was one of the girls selected, and remained in the group one year. She began studying acting, and last year appeared in the role of the oldest daughter in "The Sound of Music" in Los Angeles and other cities. Lee, who was born Oct. 3, is the daughter of actor and screenplay writer John Crawford. The single actress still resides in Burbank, and enjoys doing needlepoint as well as "anything active" when she has the chance. Skiing, tennis and horseback riding, as well as dancing occupy much of her leisure time.

Brenda Dickson (Jill Foster) was named Miss California USA in the World Beauty Pageant at age 17. She had no idea it was the beginning of a show business career. Calls from agents and producers began coming shortly after the contest aired on TV, but Brenda limited her performing jobs to USA shows and Armed Forces Radio on a part-time basis, while attending Cerritos College in Norwalk, Calif., where she was majoring in psychology. A native of Long Beach, Calif., who was raised in nearby Bellflower, blue-eyed, auburn-haired Brenda then studied acting for three years at the Strasberg Theatre Institute, and was soon cast in a leading role in the horror movie, "Death Master." Her 5'5'' figure has led to numerous modeling jobs, and in 1971 she performed as a singer and dancer on the Bob Hope Christmas tour. Her television credits include guest roles on "Men At Law," "The FBI" and "Love, American Style." She has appeared on stage with James Drury in "Mr. Roberts" and with Bob Crane in "Send Me No Flowers." The single actress, born Feb. 3, enjoys snow skiing and tennis in her spare time, and has numerous plants growing in her Los Angeles apartment. She also takes dancing and singing lessons three times a week.

Dorothy Green (Jennifer Brooks), Los Angeles-born, didn't enter show business until she'd been married 10 years and had three children. It was while she was helping her husband, an oral surgeon, in the office that she met a friend who was attending modeling class. So 5'6'' blonde Dorothy began going to classes twice a week just as a diversion. Some modeling pictures of her were seen by a talent agent, who signed her. After appearing on Jack Benny's TV show, she became interested in acting, and began studying. She's since appeared in over 300 television guest roles, including a regular role in the "Tammy" TV series. "Mannix," "Marcus Welby" and "Ironside" are a few of her most recent TV guest roles. Among her movie credits are "The Helen Morgan Story" and "Critic's Choice." Five years ago she was remarried, to writer-producer Sidney Miller, who was formerly partnered with Donald O'Connor. They reside in Malibu, where Dorothy can be seen sunning whenever she has the chance. She considers herself a health addict, practices yoga and enjoys golfing and bicycling.

James Houghton (Greg Foster) got his actor's union card at age six when he appeared in "Wire Service," a TV show his father, Buck Houghton, was producing. Though he appeared in numerous other TV shows as a youngster, acting did not consume his total interest. After two years of schooling in Switzerland, the Los Angeles native entered the University of California at Berkely, where he graduated with a major in economics. A handsome 6'1'', 165-pounder with blue eyes and brown hair, Jim appeared in the movie "Sweet Sugar" after graduation, and has since been seen in guest roles on the "Alias Smith and Jones" and "McCloud" TV series. Jim is a bachelor.

Robert Clary (Pierre) is best known to TV audiences for his role of Louis LeBeau, a French Corporal on the "Hogan's Heroes" series, which he portrayed for six years. Bob was a noted singer for many years before that, having performed in most nightclubs and hotels, as well as on TV variety shows. Born March 19, in Paris, France, he began singing on radio shows there at the age of 12. That led to nightclubs, and in 1947 he made a recording for an American record company. His record, "Johnny Get Your Girl," sold a quarter of a million discs, and he was brought to the U.S. After more nightclub work here, he appeared on Broadway in "New Faces of '52." The 5'2'', 120 lb. singer-actor has since appeared in two movies, and was most recently seen on TV in the role of a nightclub singer on another Screen Gems daytime serial, "Days of Our Lives" (he portrays a nightclub owner on "The Young and the Restless"). Outdoor theatre is also in his long list of performing credits. Bob, who has dark brown hair and hazel eyes, was married in 1965. He and his wife, Natalie, reside in the Benedict Canyon area of Los Angeles. He has one stepson, Michael.

Julianna McCarthy (Liz Foster) was attracted to the theatre via her quest for reading material, which was a result of her parents' teaching profession. She found she liked reading plays best, and after joining a stock theatre company at age 15 in her native Erie, Penn., she went on to major in drama at the University of Iowa. Julianna eventually saved enough money to go to New York, where she studied acting. But after two years as one of the townspeople in "Inherit the Wind," she began devoting more time being a wife to her actor-husband. Julianna soon gave birth to a girl, Thea (now 16), and also has a six -year-old boy, Brendan. She and her husband moved to Hollywood in 1965, and two years ago they were separated. It was then that she resumed her acting career. Julianna has since appeared in TV guest roles on "The Bold Ones," "Medical Center," "Dr. Kildare," and "Lassie."

Pamela Peters (Peggy Brooks) enrolled in pre-med at UCLA after graduating high school as an honor roll student. But when the 5'2'' green-eyed redhead found her studies occupying so much of her life, she decided to reevaluate her future. Having done part time modeling while in college, she returned to her native New York (she was raised in Los Angeles) and did some modeling. Pamela eventually enrolled in an acting class, and came back to the West Coast for a semi-regular TV role in "Room 222," portraying Laura for nearly a year. She is single.

I didn't know Brenda was a singer?..... I wonder if she ever wanted to sing on the show, like her fellow co-stars did?

This is indeed an interesting batch of people to be going to a dinner party LOL! Looks like tons of fun with Leanna and Douglas involved. Does anybody remember any significant important plot point that took event at this dinner ( As Leanna's "I've got to do something uterly outrageous!" remark) or was it just to show the annoyance of Nikki and Jim running into Victor and Cassandra along with Leanna and Douglas.

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