One Life to Live

[AllMyDaysatGH]

July 15, 1968 - January 13, 2012

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I hope no one minds that I started these threads - I noticed a lot of complaints and figured why not?

[Eric83]

Makes it feel so much more real.

[quartermainefan]

I would have just left the tribute threads on the main page. Who was it hurting?

[DRW50]

They still seem to be there, for now at least.

[Chris B]

They should move the tribute threads and make it the classic OLTL/AMC threads. But anyways, I bought some classic 80s DVDs which mostly seems to be edits. It has lots of stuff with Tina and Cord searching for their baby and then Tina posing as a nun. Also the beginnings of the 1888 story with Clint blind in Arizona arguing with Viki and then it briefly includes some of that storyline as well. The last two discs I've been watching have jumped to the Eterna story which is much more interesting than I expected. I love the sets and it's a nice change of pace from what I'm used to seeing for Viki. My biggest complaint is that the teenage Viki/Roger flashbacks look set in the 80s instead of the 50s.

[soapfave06]

Would you mind sharing how far into the Tina as a nun story it goes? I have been dying to see how that story ended. Its classic, but not much talked about.

[DRW50]

Someone on TWOP posted this as the "actor" who played James Ford was on Ringer recently. Sure sorry I missed that.

http://gofugyourself.com/fug-the-show-ringer-episode-17-03-2012/img_0462-800x533

[Max]

There seems to be an incorrect perception that I hate OLTL, when in fact I only hate what Cartini did to this show. If one views clips or episodes of this soap from the 80s or 90s, it is obvious how great this show once was.

I was very disappointed that so few wonderful characters from OLTL returned during the last few months. (Even the fact that the PP deal was still in the works doesn't excuse this, since AMC did a much better job on this front.) I would have loved to have seen a return of Larry Wolek or Carlo Hesser. I also wish that Alex Olanov was given far more scenes than she had (though Tonja Walker-Davidson shined during the few moments of screentime that she got). Honestly, I seldom saw an appreciation of OLTL's rich history on the part of Cartini.

[Eric83]

I'm really missing the show today

[MissLlanviewPA]

Me too, buddy. Me too .

[DRW50]

He hadn't been a part of the show in years and his return made even less sense (claiming he wanted to hurt Todd, then killing and harming people who meant absolutely nothing to Todd). It felt like pulling a name out of the air. The only explanation "Cartini" ever gave was that they needed to show people that Todd was not the only rapist.

[Cheap21]

That may be true but he didnt instantly make Powell a psycho. His very last story on the show before his return was being sent away to a mental institution bc he had gone psychotic and completely lost his mind. RC didnt create that. He ran with it. Its not like he brought on Powell sane and luci and then boom all of a sudden he went insane

[DRW50]

Powell was crazy, but he wasn't a serial killer. Suddenly he was a serial killer, along with Rebecca. It was just a mess.

[Cheap21]

and he wasnt a serial rapist until they needed to write him out. The guy was psychotic

[DRW50]

True, but he had raped Marty, even if he was reluctant. I don't think the serial rapist story was great either but it had a little bit of groundwork. The serial killer story just came out of nowhere.