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Patty Williams (back in the Lilibet Stern days) was always saying, "A part of me ..." 

"A part of me died when Jack hurt me."

"A part of me wants to believe you." 

"A part of me knows you're being honest right now." 

We've always said that a LOT.  "A part of me is starving right now, and I believe it's my stomach!"  

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Ughhh, this makes me soooo want more episodes from the 1983-84 era

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. Whoever’s reading this that has them, there are people participating in this thread who will gladly help you get them uploaded or even transferred if they’re still on tape!! It’s not even a want anymore, it’s a neeed LOL. Even an ordinary episode like this keeps us glued to the screen we’re watching it from!

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I myself always loved 1983 (what I’ve seen and read of it) because of the storylines and characters that were featured. It’s one of my two favorite years of the show. I so wish we could find more full episodes of it. I’m sure someone out there must have them.

 

What do you think classifies it as a transition year? The intermingling of certain characters??

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I consider 1983 a bit of a transition as it had some big cast changes that lead to what we saw in 1984 and beyond: Tracey Bregman arrives as Lauren, Patty is recast w/ Andrea Evans, Marla Adams arrives as Dina, Brenda Dickson returns as Jill.

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