In another time and place, Liza and Andreas would be beige and calling me Daddy.

Huh?

Disco finger, a la Travolta... I'm assuming it was pointing straight up into the air in the prior frame.

Oh that's right. I thought it just pointed to the ceiling and then that was it.

Huh?

In other words, Keeth would be screwing Susan Lucci.

Ellen talked to Kathy Bates today on her show about her brief time on AMC. They even showed a short clip.

Why do I feel as if New York magazine, which published that timeline, is being dismissive of the show?

Im getting a headache just looking at that

I was mostly fascinated/scared by those tiny little heads.

Why do I feel as if New York magazine, which published that timeline, is being dismissive of the show?

Hardly. If they were being dismissive they wouldn't have put so much effort into it. I see it as a celebration of amc, not a mocking of it.

Yeah, I can't imagine anyone going through all that trouble in the name of dismissing the show. It's awesome.

October 1972 Afternoon TV.

Why do I feel as if New York magazine, which published that timeline, is being dismissive of the show?

Why?

Also from this issue.

"Four decades of ridiculous melodrama"..."America's most histrionic soap opera"..."a high-minded interest in social issues" (added w/ "But they always saved time for ghosts").

These are not necessarily words I would use in a tribute piece to a groundbreaking daytime drama. I'm just saying.

Edited September 21, 201114 yr by Khan