+1.

Can you imagine if Eileen Fulton was ranting on like this?

For one thing, she'd be too busy putting together another one of those godawful one-woman cabaret shows of hers.

You're just begging for some angry fan to create a DeadHelenWagner Twitter account.

LOL at Strasser being concerned about the 800 jobs lost when OLTL was cancelled. Where was her concern for those stagehands, camera people when she went off on them if they messed up a camera angle or made a sound in the background and she had to reshoot a scene? It is well known that lots of people cheered when she left OLTL in 87 and 2000. And notice how last year when she had to leave OLTL early, they even let her go earlier than she wanted. That says alot. She is the epitome of a diva who shoots off her mouth and usually only tells 1/2 the story.

Really??? you know what happened on the set. I believe OLTL actors Ive talked to and how much they love Robin & Missed her when she was gone.

Edited June 2, 201213 yr by John

I believe OLTL actors Ive talked to and how much they love Robin & Missed her when she was gone.

How would it benefit them to tell you anything else? When a kid believes in Santa, you help them mail letters to the North Pole. You don't explain to them that "Santa" really lives at the halfway house next to the soup kitchen and that "Rudolph" is his probation officer.

I don't know or care who liked or hated Strasser but can we at least acknowledge that most actors are too smart to tell fans about their workplace drama?

How would it benefit them to tell you anything else? When a kid believes in Santa, you help them mail letters to the North Pole. You don't explain to them that "Santa" really lives at the halfway house next to the soup kitchen and that "Rudolph" is his probation officer.

I don't know or care who liked or hated Strasser but can we at least acknowledge that most actors are too smart to tell fans about their workplace drama?

Bwah! The naivete of "most" soap fans never ceases to amaze me. Has any soap actor ever said anything other than their co-workers are the best and they are like a big family. And of course, they love their bosses. RME. What else are they going to say? They are not going to say, "I despise so and so and I am glad that the biatch is gone." Usually it is through rumors and insiders that the truth leaks out.

Edited June 3, 201213 yr by Ann_SS

Has any soap actor ever said anything other than their co-workers are the best and they are like a big family. And of course, they love their bosses. RME. What else are they going to say?

Actors have said more than this on a number of occasions, but I agree that silence doesn't mean people loved Robin. Supposedly she was very close with Erika Slezak...not sure about anyone else.

Really??? you know what happened on the set. I believe OLTL actors Ive talked to and how much they love Robin & Missed her when she was gone.

John, Yes, I know what happened on the set because I was there. First hand knowledge.

How would it benefit them to tell you anything else? When a kid believes in Santa, you help them mail letters to the North Pole. You don't explain to them that "Santa" really lives at the halfway house next to the soup kitchen and that "Rudolph" is his probation officer.

I don't know or care who liked or hated Strasser but can we at least acknowledge that most actors are too smart to tell fans about their workplace drama?

LMAO!!! So true!

Actors have said more than this on a number of occasions, but I agree that silence doesn't mean people loved Robin. Supposedly she was very close with Erika Slezak...not sure about anyone else.

Based on her recent Facebook posts/Tweets, Kassie clearly loves her, too, and still sees her when she can (at lunches and things like that).

Edited June 3, 201213 yr by MissLlanviewPA

I don't know or care who liked or hated Strasser but can we at least acknowledge that most actors are too smart to tell fans about their workplace drama?

You're right. Although it'd be lovely if they did tell all their business, wouldn't it? I'm just saying.

You're right. Although it'd be lovely if they did tell all their business, wouldn't it? I'm just saying.

It would be awesome! Especially now with the genre all but dead. I'm thinking of the recently published oral history of MTV. Everybody just tells all their business, who was doing who, who was drunk, who was on drugs, etc... Someone needs to do a book like that about soaps while there are still enough people alive to talk.

It would be awesome! Especially now with the genre all but dead. I'm thinking of the recently published oral history of MTV. Everybody just tells all their business, who was doing who, who was drunk, who was on drugs, etc... Someone needs to do a book like that about soaps while there are still enough people alive to talk.

I'd pay double. Nancy Lee Grahn said she was gonna write one, but her credibility is shot so I'd be skeptical.

I'm thinking of the recently published oral history of MTV. Everybody just tells all their business, who was doing who, who was drunk, who was on drugs, etc... Someone needs to do a book like that about soaps while there are still enough people alive to talk.

I read that book (which was a great one for those who wanted a glimpse into MTV's early years/80s excess) a few months ago and thought of the same thing while reading it. I'm not sure what publisher would green light this or if anyone would be able to convince a publisher that there is a market for this (in spite of the delicious soap gossip online), but, I, too, would love to see such a book come to fruition.

Nancy Lee Grahn said she was gonna write one, but her credibility is shot so I'd be skeptical.

'Shot' is putting it mildly...

(Sorry, but I can't stand her.)

I love Robin but woman needs to shut the hell up! GH has what, less than a year left? Let Laura hawk her wine get that paper while she's still got an audience to promote it to.