Oh totally Scotty, we've talked about that one before, how fun would it have been to have Ellen Holly and Erika Slezak play that s/l!

Carla's not a bitch, but if she swept back into town as the eldest Lord and Llanfair was rightfully hers... It'll never happen--for a couple reasons--but one can dream...

I know that this is a dumb question but did Ellen Holly and Erika Slezak ever share scenes together

I know that this is a dumb question but did Ellen Holly and Erika Slezak ever share scenes together

Yes....Slezak started in 1971 and Holly didn't leave until 1981 (and again in 1985 after returning in 1983), so I'm sure they did from time to time.

That was before my time however....my earliest memories of OLTL aren't until about the late 1980s.

Viki was Carla's matron of honor when she married Jack Scott, which was an Ebony cover story. In her book, Ellen talked about Erika wondering aloud the sense in Viki playing such an important role in the ceremony when their characters hardly interacted. Ellen thought Erika should be grateful that she was part of such a historically significant moment in daytime.

OMG, Tina and Cord were all shades of awesome yesterday! AE really impressed me. She isnt the best actress but she rocked those scenes and she is showing different layers to Tina and Im loving it.

Aubrey....what a basic bitch

Andrea Evans is better than the best actress!

Yes! Oh Lord, "Tiffany" makes me think of Tiffany Pollard:

I. Love. This. Woman.

They should get her on Dancing With the Stars

Andrea, like Susan, has the natural, undeniable charisma that shows have relied on and have been failed by with any number of young ladies playing characters in that mold.

I. Love. This. Woman.

They should get her on Dancing With the Stars

New York truly is a gif factory and she and her chupacabra mother must have watched the stories when she was coming up because she can throw a look to the camera like the best of the soap diva bitches, e.g. knife gif.

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Destiny's alive!!

I am getting back into OLTL more and more these days.....it is just so much better with Tina, Cord, Marcie, Michael, and the real Todd all back, plus knowing that other familiar faces are returning as well....it just feels so much more fun and entertaining as of late.

Cord and Tina This show needs them desperately

It's better to have a short return and a goodbye. Cord is anathema to any man RC would write - he needs to go before he's ruined.

JL :wub:

Andrea, like Susan, has the natural, undeniable charisma that shows have relied on and have been failed by with any number of young ladies playing characters in that mold.

There are not too many that have the undeniable charisma Andrea Evans has. Susan Lucci yes, and then you start to run out of people. People always go on about who is a great actress and who is realistic or whatever. Andrea Evans doesn't need realism, she sells Tina as the larger than life figure she is. Then when you see the so-called talented ones try, they fall flat on their face. AE has more talent than any random daytime emmy winner. If she didn't, she would have been blown out of the water by the likes of ES and RS years ago, not been hired by soaps as diverse as Y&R and Passions, and manage to fit in whatever the story or mood of the show is. I have no idea, was she well received by Y&R fans? I have to assume yes.

There marriage probably wasn't legal since they got married he was using a different name

I'm so confused... Irene actually married Victor Sr? I thought she was just a mistress.

I also am loving Cord and Tina,

SUrprised the Halloween party only lasted basically one day. I'm almost scared to admit (scared just cuz that probvably means they'll disappear...) Also confused how that note got in Bree's candy basket anyway, but...

Viki was Carla's matron of honor when she married Jack Scott, which was an Ebony cover story. In her book, Ellen talked about Erika wondering aloud the sense in Viki playing such an important role in the ceremony when their characters hardly interacted. Ellen thought Erika should be grateful that she was part of such a historically significant moment in daytime.

Wait, why was the story so groundbreaking?

First wedding between black characters.