Cheap, do you recognize Erica's yellow plaid from All About Erica when Brooke smacked the taste out of her mouth?

There's a scene right after the Brooke slapping Erica where Erica then gets into it with Jack. He is furious with her and threatens to turn her over his knee and spank her.

Wow, really?? How fifties.

Wow, really?? How fifties.

http://youtu.be/6k_L517ZwEQ

Thanks! I love how Erica takes that long beat, almost titilated.

Here's more:

http://www.youtube.com/watc!h?v=NV65QpGkWio&feature=related

Brooke is so cute: "Oh! No! Uh-huh-huh. Hyyye. "

Thanks! I love how Erica takes that long beat, almost titilated.

Here's more:

http://www.youtube.c...feature=related

Brooke is so cute: "Oh! No! Uh-huh-huh. Hyyye. "

If she really wanted him back, she should have just pushed him to see if he really would spank her. It probably would have turned into dirty sex on her desk, and Brooke sure wouldn't have forgiven him for that.

Ruth Warrick SOD column which went along with the masquerade party.

http://boards.soapop...942#entry910942

Earlier I said Nancy Frangione was playing Tara at this time. Actually it's Mary Lynn Blanks. I guess Nancy wasn't in the role very long at all, a year and some change - yet she was brought back for Kate's funeral. Odd.

Edited January 14, 201213 yr by CarlD2

At least Cosgrove was (IMHO) Hot, Lowry never was, but I get your point. Like I said, I did like his initial romance with Liza before they knew who each was.

I think Liza did recover somewhat--but as a backburnered character (I'm speaking of Marcy's Liza), but I do agree with your point in general.

This is the Monday, (the 18th) following the last episode I uploaded, still at Palmer's Masqeurade, 1980. Lots of great stuff. I really wish I could see AMC 1976-1981 or so. I know Babbin (?) shook things up as EP and 1983-84 anyway is seen as classic, but a lot of that is online--and I think this is the era that most interests me (aside from more from the very very early couple of years). Sorry I have NO idea how to edit out commercials or any other form of video editing--but I kinda enjoy the commercials, and they're easily skipped.

*Will Palmer discover who the masked lady is?* *Is Phil back from the dead?* Will poor Brooke ever fall in love with someone who doesn't seem like an attractive--and in love with Erica--gay man?*

So funny hearing Ruth talk about baby Joey. It was also funny seeing a teenage Tad (not played by MEK) and Charlie Brent.

What was the budget for these episodes? It was shot liked a movie.

Daisy's hair reminds me of Opal's 2011 hair.

Great seeing Lorraine Broderick in the credits as script supervisor.

Edited January 15, 201213 yr by Jonathan

I had a question about some of the 1995 anniversary episodes.

Towards the very end of this, the black woman in the purple dress who gives a photo to Ruth and Joe - is that Pat Baxter? Was this her last appearance?

The black woman in this episode, who doesn't have any dialogue but is seen going outside, running with the kids, etc. did someone say that was Nancy Grant? If so, she looks great, it's a shame she wasn't used more often.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MPdaQAFrAw

The man in the early scenes in this episode, joking about Phoebe the chaperone, is that Charles Frank as Jeff?

Obviously he'd aged, and had aged even more by 2005, but I wish the show had brought him back as Jeff instead of bringing in John James. Frank, even here, has a natural charisma.

Someone really did a number on Cecily's hair and wardrobe not too long after this. I'd love to know the backstage plans for her character at this point.

I just end up skipping the Edmund/Maria stuff in these - I never know if I never "got" them as a couple or if I just missed their best days. At least they aren't talking about babies.

Edited January 15, 201213 yr by CarlD2

Yes, that's Pat and Nancy. That's the last time we saw them on the show, though Pat had been on Loving when Angie and Frankie first moved to Corinth.

Then this would be her last appearance, as the Loving stuff was 93-94.

The actors make all this reunion stuff seem so natural, I guess because it was a reunion for them. I love the way Donna says she just can't help hugging Benny, and all the laughing and joking with everyone. Yet they also include some who will never get along, like Stuart and Enid. It's so beautifully done. I think it's easy to forget at times that AMC did have this big heart, it's just that the last decade didn't always show that (although I guess that lived on through Bianca, at least for a while).

I was trying to remember - did Tad and Jesse still have a close friendship at the end of AMC?

I'd love to know why Angie wasn't in the anniversary episodes (aside from clips) - I wonder if they just didn't see a point, or if she still wasn't returning to AMC at that point because of the circumstances in which she left (and they still had the same producer at that time).

Edited January 15, 201213 yr by CarlD2

Then this would be her last appearance, as the Loving stuff was 93-94.

The actors make all this reunion stuff seem so natural, I guess because it was a reunion for them. I love the way Donna says she just can't help hugging Benny, and all the laughing and joking with everyone. Yet they also include some who will never get along, like Stuart and Enid. It's so beautifully done. I think it's easy to forget at times that AMC did have this big heart, it's just that the last decade didn't always show that (although I guess that lived on through Bianca, at least for a while).

Yes, hence my "had been". Sorry for my awkward wording. The long hair took years off of her look, she looked too young to be Angie's mom.

I totally took for granted how wonderful this 25th anniversary was. I've only watched a handful of soaps over the years, but I don't think this week of episodes can be touched. SO many returns and nothing is done halfway or cheap, just great...

The scenes where Pat remembers Angie/Jesse - her acting is so good. I wish we had seen her again.

It was very interesting the way Tad goaded Enid about never hearing from Greg. I'm sorry they never brought Enid back when Greg made his 2008 return.

Did you catch that scene where Daisy hit Palmer on the back and he almost fell over. Something tells me that wasn't scripted...

I love seeing Erica trying to mingle with everyone else - like her giving Ruth a photo of herself, talking about Paul teasing her, the scene where all the women cleared out of the room and she talked about her relationships with women over the years.

LOL, Palmer takes a tumble...

I love Cecily and Brooke bonding over Pheobe.

Langley's guttural, "That's mye guhrl. THAT's mye guhrrrrrrl" is something I sometimes amuse myself with.

Donna getting back with Chuck is something I don't remember/missed. When I think of Donna, I think of her and Benny and Emily Ann in their apartment.

I don't ever know how that worked - I thought they'd brought him back for her exit, but it sounds like they got married again, he left, then she was on her own for a while until he came back.

Here's their exit (notice how Caera and Jeremy are almost extras - not too shocked they were both out not long after this)

I still don't really get the Emily Ann psycho story. It was fascinating to me to read that AMCHistory interview with Michael Brainard where he said he and Liz Vassey had no idea of the psycho storyline either, and she wasn't trying to play it that way, that they literally had no idea what was going on. Very bad writing, if you ask me, and such a waste.

That last scene in the January 5 95 episode where everyone's getting ready to stay the night, singing "Let It Snow", throwing pillows, and you see Ruth and Joe looking out their front door, it's just exquisite. I'm so glad I finally got to see this.

Edited January 15, 201213 yr by CarlD2