About 17 minutes in there's a Soap Talk segment asking viewers about whether Liza and Tad have changed. There is then a clip of Liza/Marian and another with Tad/Dottie/Alfred.

One lady said Tad was getting better and Liza was getting worse but most of the others felt both were getting nicer (and a few felt they were getting duller).

We then get a bit of Marcy Walker and MEK meeting people during the trip with the Soap Talk lady.

When did Marcy leave AMC in 1984? I thought she was out the door by this point.

I still wonder what plans may have gone through with Liza if Marcy hadn't left. My guess is she probably would have lost her way and been written out within a few years, based on how aimless AMC was in the mid '80s, but you never know.

KSTP-TV Good Company, July 26, 1984

48 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

About 17 minutes in there's a Soap Talk segment asking viewers about whether Liza and Tad have changed. There is then a clip of Liza/Marian and another with Tad/Dottie/Alfred.

One lady said Tad was getting better and Liza was getting worse but most of the others felt both were getting nicer (and a few felt they were getting duller).

We then get a bit of Marcy Walker and MEK meeting people during the trip with the Soap Talk lady.

When did Marcy leave AMC in 1984? I thought she was out the door by this point.

I still wonder what plans may have gone through with Liza if Marcy hadn't left. My guess is she probably would have lost her way and been written out within a few years, based on how aimless AMC was in the mid '80s, but you never know.

KSTP-TV Good Company, July 26, 1984

Marcy lasted on AMC until at least mid-September 1984. She's in the Wednesday, Sept. 12 episode doing the Liza likes Cliff storyline. Marcy debuted on Santa Barbara on Friday, Sept. 28, 1984.

6 minutes ago, Franko said:

Marcy lasted on AMC until at least mid-September 1984. She's in the Wednesday, Sept. 12 episode doing the Liza likes Cliff storyline. Marcy debuted on Santa Barbara on Friday, Sept. 28, 1984.

Thanks.

I think that story would have failed even with her as all non-Nina love interests did with him, so no wonder she left.

47 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

Thanks.

I think that story would have failed even with her as all non-Nina love interests did with him, so no wonder she left.

Agreed. I do feel a little bad for Peter Bergman, though, having not one, but three new females (Heather Stanford, Alice Haining, Melissa Leo) to act opposite and convey complicated feelings about in such a short time.