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About OLTL.....ABC has all the episodes from 1976!!! They preserved the tapes in that year....and if you watch this youtube video ( at second 13), you can watch at the beginning several tapes from 1976, all the tapes are labelled with the episode number and the year 1976!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, and the rest is there!!! Episodes 2102, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2106.....

 

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And vetsoapfan....which classic episodes did you record at the time? Any classic OLTL? Thanks

 

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Wow, what an excellent catch. That matches up with what we've always heard about Agnes wanting them to start saving the episodes just prior to her taking AMC to the hour. I believe that particular episode was OLTL was originally 45 minutes long, right? Maybe they started saving before they expanded GH and OLTL.

It makes you wonder why they never dug any of those up whenever they did those marathons before AMC and OLTL left ABC. You'd at least expect them to show that edited version of Kevin's birth again (or maybe air it at its original length in tandem with another 45-minute episode).

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The only character that I remember with Ed is the character that Felicia Rashad played.   I cannot remember the character's name.  That was around 1984.

 

It did seem that he and Karen Woleck were getting chummy when they both lived at Ina Hopkins' boarding house.   When Judith Light presented Mr. Freeman his Daytime Emmy award, she asked allowed, "Are we allowed to kiss now?"

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