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All My Children Tribute Thread

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3 hours ago, janea4old said:

omg this is amazing. Mona is radiant. Love her.

I've never seen this year. Had no idea who one of the characters was - so I looked him up and it was Sean Cudahy, yeah I truly never heard of him before. Doesn't matter, I enjoyed the whole thing. Thanks for posting!

I love that I got to see my Mona!

And Benny! love him.

Mona was so dull, and yet she used that helpless act in order to be homewrecker. And till she was dull

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I stumbled across this fun promo from 1986. This was about 4 years before I started watching AMC, but anyone remember this storyline? It looks fun, I wonder where the ladies are... it looks like a remote location?

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While I'm going down a promo rabbit hole, I'll forever believe this was the best promo jingle of all time! Loved these.

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2 hours ago, Soaplovers said:

Mona was so dull, and yet she used that helpless act in order to be homewrecker. And till she was dull

I disagree. Phoebe was a grand dame but also insufferable, and Charles was happier with Mona who was more real. I didn't think Charles and Phoebe had anything real to wreck. The the term "ship" didn't exist back then, but I guess I shipped Mona and Charles.

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8 hours ago, alwaysAMC said:

While I'm going down a promo rabbit hole, I'll forever believe this was the best promo jingle of all time! Loved these.

Agree 100%. I wish it was a real song.

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8 hours ago, alwaysAMC said:

I stumbled across this fun promo from 1986. This was about 4 years before I started watching AMC, but anyone remember this storyline? It looks fun, I wonder where the ladies are... it looks like a remote location?

IIRC, Erica and Brooke were on a plane that got hijacked. At one point, Erica gets either tipsy or roaring drunk, singing "California, Here I Come" or some mess; and Brooke is like, "Gurl, have a seat," lol.

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3 hours ago, Khan said:

IIRC, Erica and Brooke were on a plane that got hijacked. At one point, Erica gets either tipsy or roaring drunk, singing "California, Here I Come" or some mess; and Brooke is like, "Gurl, have a seat," lol.

😂😂

I loved the Brooke vs. Erica dynamic. There's a scene I saw a few months ago that had me howling. Erica is drunk/belligerent at the Woman of the Year Award and she yells at Brooke that she can't keep a man.

11 hours ago, alwaysAMC said:

While I'm going down a promo rabbit hole, I'll forever believe this was the best promo jingle of all time! Loved these.

Brooke could never come out on top in these triangles. Edmund, Tad, and Adam all chose someone else over her. I can't remember who Brooke ended up with. Maybe Adam.

Julia Barr did a really good job of making you care about Brooke, who wasn't showy, naive heroine or sexy vixen. She was grounded and that drew me to her.

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5 minutes ago, CrazySexyQ said:

Erica is drunk/belligerent at the Woman of the Year Award and she yells at Brooke that she can't keep a man.

Erica wasn't drunk. She was high after ingesting enough pills to make even Liza Minnelli concerned.

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5 minutes ago, Khan said:

Erica wasn't drunk. She was high after ingesting enough pills to make even Liza Minnelli concerned.

You're practically quoting what Hayley said at the time.

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6 minutes ago, Khan said:

Erica wasn't drunk. She was high after ingesting enough pills to make even Liza Minnelli concerned.

Poor Liza catching a stray. 😁

This was a damn good scene tho.

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6 hours ago, Khan said:

IIRC, Erica and Brooke were on a plane that got hijacked. At one point, Erica gets either tipsy or roaring drunk, singing "California, Here I Come" or some mess; and Brooke is like, "Gurl, have a seat," lol.

Ahh interesting! That sounds like a fun storyline, I wish I could see it. From what little I could quickly find online, it sounds like Jeremy and another character I'm not familiar with - Matt Connelly - saved the two ladies in the jungle.

3 hours ago, CrazySexyQ said:

😂😂

I loved the Brooke vs. Erica dynamic. There's a scene I saw a few months ago that had me howling. Erica is drunk/belligerent at the Woman of the Year Award and she yells at Brooke that she can't keep a man.

Brooke could never come out on top in these triangles. Edmund, Tad, and Adam all chose someone else over her. I can't remember who Brooke ended up with. Maybe Adam.

Julia Barr did a really good job of making you care about Brooke, who wasn't showy, naive heroine or sexy vixen. She was grounded and that drew me to her.

That Woman of the Year Award scene is one of my favorites! Lucci killed it. Such a great, great episode.

Totally agree about Barr. So Brooke ended up with Adam in the end. The show wisely brought Julia Barr back at the end and she and Adam reunited and got together. They were still together on AMC 2.0 reboot and Brooke was heavily used from what I remember, which was amazing.

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Thanks @alwaysAMC I'm vaguely remembering that there was an Adam and Brooke reunion on the reboot. Soaps really were ahead of the curve when it came to streaming.

AMC may be my next binge, especially now that it's on Pluto. I'll have to get a VPN.

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3 hours ago, CrazySexyQ said:

This was a damn good scene tho.

My god! Or should I say, my goddess! I had never seen this episode! I've heard of it but had no idea. She certainly deserved an Emmy for this. Thank you so much for posting!

This is right up there with Renée DuMonde telling everyone off at the party on 1983 DAYS.

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1 hour ago, CrazySexyQ said:

Thanks @alwaysAMC I'm vaguely remembering that there was an Adam and Brooke reunion on the reboot. Soaps really were ahead of the curve when it came to streaming.

AMC may be my next binge, especially now that it's on Pluto. I'll have to get a VPN.

Ohhh enjoy! That era they're showing is such a good one!

46 minutes ago, janea4old said:

My god! Or should I say, my goddess! I had never seen this episode! I've heard of it but had no idea. She certainly deserved an Emmy for this. Thank you so much for posting!

I'm so glad you got to watch it now! It was criminal that Lucci didn't win an Emmy for this and the entire storyline.

One of my favorite lines ever: "Saint Maria of Wildwind. Tending to the sick in her pushup bra." D

And Dr. Jonathan Kinder - one of my favorite villains! The trio of Erica, Skye and Janet taking on Dr. Kinder - so good.

I think the only thing that could make this episode better would be a different hairstyle for Cady McClain LOL.

I'm trying to recall why Tad wasn't there...

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1 hour ago, CrazySexyQ said:

Thanks @alwaysAMC I'm vaguely remembering that there was an Adam and Brooke reunion on the reboot. Soaps really were ahead of the curve when it came to streaming.

It was quite a time and I still think AMC 2.0, shortlived though it was, was the best soap of the 2010s because of the fresh, clean take and Agnes' renewed involvement in her final years. Her creative fingerprints and longtime obsessions were all over it.

I totally understood why Susan did not sign up given the fact that the Prospect Park management were venture capitalist cokeheads. But having Erica not around proved the show could still flourish on its own, and it was wild and wonderful seeing Brooke of all people (persona non grata for most of the last 13 years) and Angie as the new matriarchs of the show. And yes, Brooke was heavy in story and it worked. Adam was not really a factor due to David Canary's rare appearances and obvious decline, and she did have real chemistry with the returned Michael Nader as Dimitri. It seemed obvious to me their aim was to sunset Adam's character, leaving Brooke as the widow Chandler at odds with his children who during that run already found her an interloper and disloyal because of Dimitri's romantic overtures. Anyway, what might have been.

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