1 minute ago, fivethej said:

Is the Nina falls on the ice scene in the vault? No way to watch on youtube as it's private.

Well I think the episode may be in the vault in German? I'm not sure of the exact date? I know January 1988? 

On 10/14/2011 at 11:01 PM, will81 said:

 

Yeah they had the scene of Nina slipping over on the ice up on youtube, not sure about the scenes in the bar. Steven was murdered by the son of one of his patients who shot him after he committed the guys mother to a mental health hospital. I think that may have been Eileen's last week on the show, not sure. Her last air date has often been cited as Nov 8th or something around there.

What is the air date on Nina & Ester bar hopping and Nina slipping on the ice scenes? 

I'm not a typical poster in this topic. I came upon this quote. Since we don't have a topic, Things Bill Bell Said, this seems like the best place to post it. Hope it fits.

Russell, M. (1995). Days of Our Lives: A Complete History of the Long-Running Soap Opera. McFarland and Company, Publishers, Ltd. ISBN 0-7864-0112-5

File this under "Very Interesting Things That Bill Bell Said"

"What we must all understand is that the truly powerful and richly identifiable stories involving the family are essentially very simple in their structure and substance. The key to the telling of this kind of story is in digging deep into the mind, body, heart and soul of various members of a given family; in how they act and react to a given situation. In other words, it's the pulling apart of people and the putting them back together again. Life for all of us begins with the family. Life for all of us, if we're blessed and fortunate, ends with the family. But between birth and death are an infinite number of experiences and conflicts that can come from within or outside of the family--but still affect each member of that family. Affects them in terms of love or jealousy, fear or sadness, disgust or grief, anger or joy, hate--but above all--hope! We must again reach our audiences emotionally! We must portray the human equation in storytelling."

She was warned about this...

Edited January 14Jan 14 by Khan

The 1970's:

 

 

 

The quality of those photos blows me away! Thanks @SoapDope

8 minutes ago, BoldRestless said:

The quality of those photos blows me away! Thanks @SoapDope

You are welcome. I ran across them online. I will post more if I find them.

yes, thank you to @SoapDope for the photos!
 

 

@slick jones fyi, check out the above 1970s Y&R photos!

Edited January 18Jan 18 by janea4old

It really is a shame that they didn't give Tom Selleck a contract.  Of course, if they had, there might not have been a "Magnum, P.I.," lol.

2 hours ago, Khan said:

It really is a shame that they didn't give Tom Selleck a contract.  Of course, if they had, there might not have been a "Magnum, P.I.," lol.

I remember a Bill Bell interview where he said that he regretted not signing Tom Selleck to a contract. 

Tom Selleck Y&R run was 1974 to 1975. Magnum, P.I. started in 1980. Somehow I can't picture Tom Selleck on Y&R past a standard three year initial contract.

 

On 1/13/2025 at 9:40 PM, YRfan23 said:

Well I think the episode may be in the vault in German? I'm not sure of the exact date? I know January 1988? 

 

Can someone please send me the link to the vault? I somehow misplaced it.

Thank you!

17 minutes ago, Vizion said:

 

Can someone please send me the link to the vault? I somehow misplaced it.

Thank you!

Links are in the bio here: https://x.com/YRVault

 

Wasn't it the case that Tom Selleck would not sign a contract with Y&R, rather than the other way around?

I wish I could’ve seen the era of veiled Vanessa firsthand. Definitely one of the most interesting stories I’ve ever read about on any soap ever.

I love SCTV but hadn't seen this before. It's a cute, very short Y&R parody. (I'm guessing they didn't know anything about the actual relationship between Snapper and Jill)