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Thanks for letting us know. Take it easy and don't risk your health -- whenever you're in good condition is soon enough. -
Wow, nice! Thirty-eight dollars, though, but I'd probably buy it. -
By Contessa Donatella · Posted
https://archive.org/details/soapworld00lagu SOAP WORLD by Robert LaGuardia has some very early story descriptions. This is a copy in the Internet Archive that is borrowable, like a library book, for free. If you don't have an acct there, you'll need to register for a free one. Then just log in, click BORROW & begin to read. One caveat: It's been years since I looked at any of LaGuardia's books. No idea if they contain errors. There's also quite a lot about Gloria Monty "saving the show". That, of course, is later, 1978 & following, but I mention it in case you're interested. Hope this helps! -
That would have been a great idea. Naomi and Jacob's bedroom and Derek and Ashley's studio should be a one bedroom set that could be redressed. Ashley's apartment could be an open concept kitchen and living room like Dani's. I know times are tough, but a nurse and fireman can afford a one bedroom. Naomi and Jacob's bedroom -
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Can you post Y&R's in the Old Articles thread, pleasePlease register in order to view this content
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Oh I forgot about this! I actually don’t understand why they don’t have Jacob and Naomi be neighbours to Ashley in the same building and just redress the same apartment set two different ways. The more I deep it, so many of the set choices just don’t make sense. -
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Does Dumas make anyone else think of this?Please register in order to view this content
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https://luminatedata.com/blog/streamings-unlikeliest-success-is-a-60-year-old-soap-opera/ Not really new information, but further articulates that Days is the most successful Peacock show in terms of viewing. Peacock obviously has a lot of problems, as it has yet to turn a profit for NBCU and while still growing it's subscription base, it's happening slower than other platforms. Honestly, if Peacock were to dump Days at this point (not that I think it will), I could see it moving to another streaming or broadcast service pretty easily.
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