I know this has been discussed before but, why the hell not?

Who are your top TEN favorite soap women of all time, and why? Feel free to include videos as you feel the need.

Here is my list.

1). Skye Chandler-Quartermaine (AMC/OLTL/GH)

Skye is, quite simply, my favorite soap woman of all time. From the very first time that I saw her on my screen, I was drawn to her. I think that a lot of it had to do with Robin Christopher. She was always so believable in the role. And even when Skye was doing crazy, evil, or irrational things, Robin played it with a realness that made my heart break for her.

2) Robin Scorpio-Drake (GH)

I know I've previously said Robin was my all time favorite soap character, but after much deliberation, I've decided she's number 2. Not that I love her any less than I did when I said that she was number one, but because I love the character in a different way than I love Skye. To be honest, Robin is the type of character I usually hate on soap operas. However, there was something about Kimberly McCullough that I fell in love with the minute I first saw her, as the adorable 7 year old girl she was. I feel that my love for Robin is probably not only due to the wonderful Kim McCullough but also because I grew up right alongside of her.

3) Barbara Jean "Bobbie" Spencer (GH)

Bet you're shocked she's not number one, eh? Don't get me wrong, she's right up there. Everyone knows how much I love Jackie, and believe me...Choosing the placement of these three women was like Sophie's choice. I adore them all. But I won't blather on about my Bobbie love...You all know about that already.

4) Nikki Newman (Y&R)

From the moment I began watching Y&R, even just as the casual viewer I was in the beginning, I was drawn to Nikki. She's bitchy, regal, and kind all at the same time. What isn't there to love about her, and the divine Melody Thomas Scott?

5) Tracy Quartermaine (GH/The City)

Tracy is the ultimate soap opera bitch. Has anyone ever *truly* come close to being the bitch with a heart of gold quite like Tracy? She's cold, she's ruthless, she's loving, she's kind. No other soap vixen has encompassed it quite as well. Not to mention, Jane Elliott is one of, if not the, most dynamic actresses daytime has ever seen. There's not a single piece of material she's ever been given, that she couldn't make us believe. If she told me she had a piece of beach property to sell me in Utah, I'd get out the checkbook.

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6) Monica Quartermaine (GH)

Everyone knows how much I love Monica. Yes, she was a homewrecker. Yes she was mischievous. But Leslie Charleson played it to a tee, and made us all root for this social climbing tramp.

7) Victoria Lord (OLTL)

I have always had a great affection for Victoria, and Erika Slezak. The character is brilliantly complex and there wasn't a single moment that I didn't feel for her.

8) Erica Kane (AMC)

Does anything *really* need to be said about the divine Erica Kane, played by the even more divine Susan Lucci?

9) Angie Hubbard (AMC)

Angie was, to me, one of the easiest characters to root for in all of daytime. No matter what she faced, she stayed positive, and Debbi Williams sold it. She had me wrapped around her finger from the first time I saw her, and I'll never, EVER, forget this moment.

10) Karen Wolek (OLTL)

Karen's story, to me, is still one of the defining moments of daytime. It's something that will definitely be forever remembered in the history of soap, and television, forever. Not only did the story have me glued, but so did Judith Light's amazing performances, culminating in the iconic courtroom scene.

Honorable Mentions:

-Felicia Gallant (AW)

-Susan Martin (DAYs)

-Jill Foster (Y&R)

-Kendall Hart (As portrayed by Sarah Michelle Gellar) (AMC)

-Lesley Webber (GH)

-Tina Lord (OLTL)

What do you think of my list? What's yours?

Edited November 23, 201212 yr by SoapBoy94

My Top Ten Soap Actresses (and Characters) of All-Time

I have chosen to do my list as a combination of actress & character (and not every character they played, but the only the ones that made & make me LOVE them). I'm also only including actresses/characters I actually watched in their original run on the show. Without further adieu:

1. Marcy Walker (Eden Capwell Castillo, Santa Barbara.........and Liza Colby, All My Children)- I think most who know me, my posts, and my avatar knew this would be my top choice. What can I say? I'm a fan of beautiful, talented blondes with husky voices who's talent some of the best soap writers in the business (Patrick Mulcahey, specifically) STILL rave about today!! She's one hell of an actress, fully deserves all 7 of her Daytime Emmy nominations, and I doubt you'll find one person in the business who doesn't think she was worthy of her single win, for Outstanding Lead Actress in 1989 as Eden Capwell Castillo on NBC's 'Santa Barbara.' She worked & acted her butt off in that rape storyline in 1988 (mostly while pregnant) and no actress's performance even touched hers that year. She beat out the likes of Susan Lucci, Elizabeth Hubbard, and Jeanne Cooper for the trophy and few were surprised. That's how good she was and still is.

2. Jess Walton (Jill Foster Abbott, The Young and the Restless)- Now this Runner Up was a pretty easy choice. Walton's Jill is mostly what hooked me on the show and she is BY FAR my favorite Y&R actress. I have never seen an episode where Jess phoned it in nor a scene that Jess didn't steal and make you take notice. She's amazing, underappreciated, and I'm SO glad she's back.

3.Marie Masters (Susan Stewart, As The World Turns)- Even though I, too, missed Masters in her initial heydey in the late 60s and 70s (and I'd KILL to see it!), I DID get to see her when I started watching ATWT off & on in 1994 and when they finally hooked me in 2000. She had some meaty storylines then, but even when she was supporting others, she elevated whatever scene/episode she was in and made the writing seem that much more interesting just with her own special line delivery. I particularly loved it whenever she shared scenes with Ben Hendrickson's Hal, which was fairly often in his final years. I wish the writers would have had a chance to pair them together, as I think they have been heading there.

4. Maura West (Carly Tenney, As The World Turns)- Hands down THE greatest actress of her generation and one of the best of all time. She certainly deserved the place she'd carved out for herself on ATWT by the end.

5. Anne Heche (Vicky/Marley, Another World)- Heche certainly was a revelation on AW and had me transfixed. I don't think I was every fully hooked on or as into AW than I was DAYS & SB until 1988, when Heche started driving story on AW and really started coming to her own. By the time she got that GORGEOUS short haircut in 1989, Heche was officially a soap star in every sense of the word, except the sense that told you that if she ever were to try & move on, she'd be one who would make it in Hollywood. It was nice to see raves about her movie performances in the mid-90s, when I knew that I had been faithfully watching her since 1987 and got to see her turn into the fabulous actress she truly is.

6. Robin Mattson (Gina, SB, Janet/Jane, AMC, and Heather, GH- Robin is one of those actresses who can do anything and make it look easy. I have now watched her on 5 different soaps, but these were the 3 roles where she stood out most for me. Her taking over as Gina on SB (along with the arrival of Justin Deas as Keith and Jed Allan as the 4th, final, and definitive CC) was just the shot in the arm the show needed, much like her return on GH. Hell, she pulled off the IMPOSSIBLE on AMC- she made the audience SYMPATHIZE with Janet Green. If that doesn't earn her spot on this list, I don't know what does.

7. Nancy Lee Grahn (Julia, Santa Barbara.......... and "alexis davis" on gh)- Nancy's Julia Wainwright was the final piece of the puzzle on SB, the 2nd tier lead they never even realized they were making until they started giving her scenes with Lane Davies and BAM! We had our other heroine of SB. The intelligent, political, fair, tough, feminist Julia Wainwrigt, who could be both brilliant & funny at the same time. Plus, any time you knew Julia was facing Lane Davies' Mason in the courtroom- whether it be while they were married, dating, or only had a child together, you knew that courtroom sequence was going to be magical.

8. Julia Barr (Brooke English, All My Children)- The actress that hooked me on AMC and my favorite character on the show. Most assume it's Marcy Walker's Liza, but Marcy wasn't even on AMC (she was playing Tangerine on GL). I remember Laura had already died, and Brooke was pregnant with Tad's baby, but it was a tubal pregnancy so it never had a chance. I'll never forget the scenes where Tad finds her and finally makes her realize that the baby has no chance of living and the longer she tries holding onto it, the worse the chances get that she'll survive either. Powerful stuff and Knight & Barr handled it.

9. Louise Sorel (Augusta Lockridge, SB and Vivian Alamain, DAYS)- Daytime's all-too underrated Queen of Comedy. Not one, but 2 CLASSIC soap characters on NBC. Give the woman an Emmy already (even if it's a Lifetime Achievement Award, just do it).

10. Anna Stuart (Donna, Another World and Mary, All My Children)- Ah, my personal soap diva. She's everything a great soap diva should be, except an unprofessional bitch.

1. Rachel Cory, AW

2. Iris Carrington (Bev McKinsey), AW

3. Julie Williams, DAYS

4. LIz Chandler, DAYS

5. Pre-1990 Marlena, DAYS

Your top 5 is AMAZING!

Edited November 25, 201212 yr by juniorz1

Impossible to reduce to just 10:

Caroline Spencer (Joanna Johnson, B&

Kate Dimera (Lauren Koslow, Days)

Ashley Abbott (Eileen Davidson, Y&R)

Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil, GH)

Vicky Hudson (Anne Heche, AW)

Eden Capwell (Marcy Walker, SB)

Julia Wainwright (Nancy Lee Grahn, SB)

Annie Douglas (Sarah Buxton, SuBe)

Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang, B&

Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery, B&

Drucilla Winters (Victoria Rowell, Y&R)

Jill Foster Abbott (Jess Walton, Y&R)

Anna Devane (Finola Hughes, GH)

In no particular order.

Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang, B&

Olivia Richards (Lesley-Anne Down, SuBe)

Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow, Days)

Téa Delgado (Florencia Lozano, OLTL)

Sally Spectra (Darlene Conley, B&

Sheila Carter (Kimberlin Brown, B&

Annie Douglas (Sarah Buxton, SuBe)

Virginia Harrison (Dominique Jennings, SuBe)

Nicole Walker (Arianne Zucker, Days)

Victoria Lord (Erika Slezak, OLTL)

HM: (I'm sure I'm missing a few people)

Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery, B&

Amber Moore (Adrienne Frantz, B&

Francesca Vargas (Lisa Guerrero, SuBe)

Lexie Carver (Renee Jones, Days)

Celeste Perrault (Tanya Boyd, Days)

Taylor Hayes (Hunter Tylo, B&

Layla Williams (Tika Sumpter, OLTL)

Dorien Lord (Robin Strasser, OLTL)

Eve Russell (Tracey Ross, PSNS)

Liza Colby

Liz Chandler

Julie Williams

Lexie Carver

Alexandra Spaulding

Iris Cory

Alice Matthews

Quin Harding

Vivian Grant

Gilly Grant

Doreen Jackson

Honorable mentions:

Drucilla Winters

Olivia Barber

Traci Abbott

Rachel Cory

Felicia Gallant

Dr. Marlena Evans

Anna DiMera

Anjelica Deveraux(Jane Elliott)

Melissa Anderson

Donna Love Hudson

Vicky Love Hudson

Marley Love Hudson

and.......CHARITY RAHMER'S Belle Black

All My Favorite Soap Women are From Guiding Light:

1= Rita Stapleton Bauer (Lenore Kasdorf)

2= Bert Bauer (Charita Bauer)

3= Nola Reardon (Lisa Brown)

4= Holly Norris Bauer Thorpe Lynsey Reade (Maureen Garrett)

5= Vanessa Chamberlain Lewis Lewis Reardon Lewis (Maeve Kincaid)

6= Maureen Reardon Bauer (Ellen Parker)

7= Alexandra Spaulding Von Halkien Thorpe Foley (Beverlee Mckinsey)

8= Reva Shayne Lewis (Kim Zimmer)

9= Annie Dutton (Cynthia Watros)

10= India Von Halkien (Mary Kay Adams)

Honorable Mentions:

Meta Bauer(Mary Stuart)

Beth Raines (Beth Chamberlain)

Dinah Marler(Gina Tognoni)

Edited November 26, 201212 yr by silascrocker

All My Favorite Soap Women are From Guiding Light:

1= Rita Stapleton Bauer (Lenore Kasdorf)

2= Bert Bauer (Charita Bauer)

3= Nola Reardon (Lisa Brown)

4= Holly Norris Bauer Thorpe Lynsey Reade (Maureen Garrett)

5= Vanessa Chamberlain Lewis Lewis Reardon Lewis (Maeve Kincaid)

6= Maureen Reardon Bauer (Ellen Parker)

7= Alexandra Spaulding Von Halkien Thorpe Foley (Beverlee Mckinsey)

8= Reva Shayne Lewis (Kim Zimmer)

9= Annie Dutton (Cynthia Watros)

10= India Von Halkien (Mary Kay Adams)

Honorable Mentions:

Meta Bauer(Mary Stuart)

Beth Raines (Beth Chamberlain)

Dinah Marler(Gina Tognoni)

Absolutely wonderful list!!!

10. (tie) Ada McGowan and Liz Matthews (ANOTHER WORLD):

Try as I might, I cannot choose between two of the most disparate characters in Bay City . It does not help that each was played for decades by a couple of the most proficient actresses in the medium. For me, Ada was the matriarch of AW: strong, sensible, solid, reliable, and bearer of a nearly aggressive directness that elevated her somewhat above the more genteel mothers of AW’s sister soaps. Liz, quite to the contrary, was nosy, neurotic, interfering, and basically her own worst enemy. Her fear of being alone was pathological, yet in wonderful soap irony, she continually pushed everyone away from her because of an inability to just mind her own damned business.

9. (tie) Allison Hathaway Archer Jessup (WHERE THE HEART IS) and Meg Harper (LOVE OF LIFE):

These two ladies had much in common: a pair of bitchy, sarcastic society mavens saddled with unbelievably saintly sisters and far too much style for their humdrum suburban trappings. A collection of tailored fashions, frosty glares, and witty barbs, Allison and Meg could have settled quite comfortably in the Dobsons’ Santa Barbara. They were outrageous 80s soap divas, a decade ahead of their time.

8. Amy Ames (THE SECRET STORM):

Amy evolved from a fragile, waifish child of the 50s into the quintessential "girl next door" of 1960s soaps. However, unlike many ingénues who quickly grow tiresome with their goody two shoes, wishy-washy ways, spunky Amy’s dedication to convictions and unfailing sense of right and wrong established her as a welcome haven from the “storms” of Woodbridge , NY . The success of Amy lay largely with veteran actress Jada Rowland whose intelligent performances kept the character fresh and interesting even when the writing and direction waned in the final years.

7. Julie Horton (DAYS OF OUR LIVES):

Naughty Julie. She embodied a sensuality lacking in other soap ladies of her day. Whether locked in a bitter rivalry with her best friend for David Martin (or her own mother for Doug Williams!), Julie possessed rampant, uncontrolled psychosexual urges that often left her on the receiving end of beloved grandmother Alice Horton’s disapproval. In 1975, Julie miscarried Bob Anderson’s child while mourning the apparent death of her son David Banning in a jeep crash. Believing Julie had become pregnant by Doug while married to Bob, Alice coldly informed her granddaughter that God was punishing her for her sins, and she absolutely deserved it! In Julie, writer Bill Bell explored territory other soap scribes regrettably feared to tread.

6. Kelly Harper (CAPITOL):

The hooker-with-a-heart-of-gold is one of the hoariest clichés in drama, but Jane Daly and (more specifically) Jess Walton imbued Kelly with such warmth, energy, and self-respect, I could not help but love her. For me, the character was always a breath of fresh air, and her five year run all too brief. I wish Capitol were still running now, with Jess as Kelly and LaDickson devouring the proscenium on Y&R as Jill.

5. (tie) Kim Hughes and Dr. Susan Stewart (AS THE WORLD TURNS):

I am not referring to the toots-and-pal Kim of Marland’s era and her reactivated rivalry with Susan. Rather, I think of the original Kim and Susan characterizations of the 70s. Soap journalists compared Kathy Hays to Greta Garbo, and indeed, Hays’ subtle, carefully modulated performances were perfect for World Turns conventions such as pregnant pauses and extreme facial closeups. She was matched only by Marie Masters in her ability to tantalize viewers with thoughts of what might be happening beneath surface emotions and expression. Both actresses could speak volumes with just a closeup of their face, sans dialogue and underscore.

4. (tie) Maeve Ryan and Delia Reid (RYAN'S HOPE):

In a video landscape filled with mothers, Maeve was my favorite of them all. Warm, wise, loving, loyal, and earthier than her soap counterparts. She was a real flesh and blood figure. The kind of woman everyone wanted for a mother, and if you were a masculine child, so much the better because Maeve’s biggest flaw was her endless capacity to forgive her boys any transgression. Then we had Delia, who could not have been more different than Maeve. Selfish, spoiled, self-centered, vengeful. She probably wins the soap opera award for worst mother ever, going so far as to steal from Jill’s purse and frame John Reid in order to wring more attention out of Frank. Played by the brilliant Ilene Kristen or the charming Randall Edwards, Dee was infinitely fascinating to me.

3. Brooke English (ALL MY CHILDREN):

I loved the versatility of Brooke’s character. Julia Barr could play her as bitchy, sympathetic, humorous, sanctimonious, or victimized, and no matter what, it always worked for me –which is quite rare with a major, long-running character. No offense to LaLucci, but I felt Barr was vastly underrated and overshadowed in comparison.

2. Holly Norris (THE GUIDING LIGHT):

In many respects, Holly was similar to the aforementioned Brooke, the major difference being not Holly’s versatility over time, but rather her versatility within scenes. I have countless episodes of GL from Maureen Garrett’s second run, and her facility for taking Holly from zero to sixty and back again within a matter of a few lines is truly awe-inspiring. She is a superb actress, and perhaps it is her I adore more than the character itself. But, with Garrett in role, Holly was an unbeatable combination of intelligence, sexuality, and wry bitterness.

1. Karen Wolek (ONE LIFE TO LIVE):

It should go without explanation why Karen is #1 on my list. I count myself supremely lucky to have witnessed first hand Judith Light’s legendary performances. I wish all soap fans could view the full arc of Karen’s story start to finish because it is so much more than the infamous courtroom scenes. I do not think any American soap has ever documented human self-loathing and degradation with such honesty, and Light’s performances were so gut-wrenching even the more low-key moments were memorable.

Edited November 29, 201212 yr by saynotoursoap

And another little tidbit about Bill Bell's DAYS is revealed. Alice told Julie she deserved to lose her baby! I hear so much how Alice and Nancy used to be and see how they became so watered down in their later years. It truly is a shame that these characters couldn't stay more complex.

Your list is nothing short of beautiful, saynotoursoap. Thank you for your insights into such fascinating characters.

Great to see your list, saynotoursoap, especially since many of us will never see those you mention. I'd pay money to see WTHI.

I had no idea Alice said that to Julie - I thought she had a soft spot for Julie.

In no particular order:

1. Kathleen McKinnon, AW - funny, tough, sharp and spiky, with a big heart. An incredibly complicated character, played by a superb actress. I will always remember her smile.

2. Alexandra Spaulding (Beverlee McKinsey), GL - Beverlee's portrayal was so rich and ran from ice cold to boiling over. She always remembered Alex's pain, no matter how clever the quips were. She never let you forget that Alex had given up everything for love (and would do so again, and again) and was brutally betrayed, left with nothing.

3. Maureen Bauer (Ellen Parker), GL. Warm, but never a sap or a pushover, Maureen was the rare example of someone who slowly, effortlessly grows into a matriarch role, and actually becomes a more complex, compelling character in the process. Parker lit up scenes just by being in them. It's not an urban legend to say that a lot of GL died with Maureen.

4. Vanessa Chamberlain (Maeve Kinkead), GL. Stately, classy, but at her best, still strong, and relentlessly unsentimental. Vanessa did not believe in "fate" or "always" - she wanted what she wanted, she fought to keep it, but she moved on when she knew it was time to do so. Maeve was one of the most naturally stunning women ever on daytime; even at the end, in some moments she took your breath away.

5. Iva Snyder, ATWT. Yes, she was depressing. Yes, she cried. Yes, she was a martyr by her own choice, and caused a lot of pain in the process. I didn't care then, I don't care now. She was a painfully realistic character played by a phenomenal actress who never phoned it in. I always cared about Iva and wanted her to be happy. Iva stayed with Lisa long after Iva and Lisa left Oakdale.

6. Lucinda Walsh, ATWT. The opposite of Iva, but also eerily similar. Both martyrs, in different ways. Both lonely no matter how many were around them. Lucinda was a steamroller, she just lit up so many scenes and so many humdrum plots. As much as I love Marland's ATWT, I can't imagine what it would be without her. All that seriousness, all that repressed angst, and then you have Lucinda sprinting through, sputtering out comments on the dull stupidity of everyone around her. Lucinda's last year on ATWT was one of the nicest goodbye presents I ever could have asked for.

7. Nell Beaulac, RH. How I loved Nell, and how I cried with her, when she faced up to her inoperable brain tumors. She was what carried the show for me in the first months. A truly gutsy, tough, vulnerable girl-woman who embodied the female independence Claire Labine and Paul Mayer wove into RH's early years. As Nell said, in one of the most exquisite soap lines ever - "It's my dying."

If this isn't my very favorite soap scene ever, it's very close. I just could not deal with this.

8. Delia Reid Ryan Ryan Coleridge, RH. Delia represented the honesty of Ryan's Hope. As much as we were supposed to admire Jill (which I did) and Faith (no comment), even Mary, they did not grow up in poverty, with a mentally ill father and a mother who worked herself into an early grave. Delia's story told itself - she needed a family. She would do anything for a family. And she did just about anything. No matter what she did, no matter how many times she screeched, or told ridiculous lies, or degraded herself, I always rooted for her. I rooted for her to find happiness, whatever happiness meant to her. The concept of this character was so strong that she not only survived years of increasingly one-note writing, but also survived the departure of one of the most distinctive soap actors ever, Ilene Kristen. Randall Edwards' Delia was much more conventional, much less tough, but still, the essence remained, and I loved Randall almost immediately, in a different, but equal, way. What I always liked most about Delia was that she saw through the bull [!@#$%^&*] of "good" people and she saw the ugliness of Frank, Mary, and Faith, and later on, other characters, who were not seen as gutter trash, were allowed to speak the same words she'd once been struck down for.

9. Kim Hughes, ATWT. Kathryn Hays just lit up any scene she was in. She was a soap matriarch who was never stodgy, or dull, no matter how "good" Kim was supposed to be. Being good doesn't make you a pushover. It doesn't make you a hypocrite, or boring, or unworthy. Kim was tough and funny and sly and patient but never too patient. She was the woman you wished more of your family could have been.

10. Megan Gordon Harrison, OLTL. What a ridiculous, ridiculous character this was. She's a soap actress! She's a huge bitch! She's the long lost daughter, via hypnosis and secret tunnels, of the show's beloved longtime heroine! And Jessica Tuck made every bit of it work. Megan did EVERYTHING, and somehow it always worked. Such a completely honest character. Viewers always knew every emotion Megan was feeling, just from one glance or line of dialogue. OLTL was probably the most schizophrenic of any soap, and Megan somehow fit that perfectly, in a way which was a wonderful tribute.

11. Angelique, Dark Shadows. Angelique was a spark plug. If a story was tanking, then hey, let's bring Angelique in to clean the place up, take out the trash. You just couldn't hate Angelique. She did unspeakable things, to the point of killing off an entire family, but you still cared, still understood. You never forgot that a) Barnabas had treated her like crap and b ) She was never simply a bitch, or a thorn in his side. For some time Angelique was mostly carried by Lara Parker's ample talents and charisma, but starting in the 1897 story, Angelique became far more complex, and far more human. This started the long path toward what they would probably call "fan service" today - the show admitting, despite years of scripts which tried to deny it, that Angelique was Barnabas' true love, and had been all along.

My very favorite Angelique scene was in the Leviathan mess, when she went to hide out at the Old House, where she'd been married to Barnabas almost 200 years earlier. She triumphantly announced that she would be going to HER bedroom. No one was going to argue with her!

Another stellar list! Thanks much, Carl!

1. Stephanie Forrester (Susan Flannery), B&B - cause she's da queen

2. Caroline Spencer Forrester (Joanna Johnson), B&B

3. Carly Corinthos Jax (Laura Wright), GH

4. Augusta Lockridge (Louise Sorel), SB

5. Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood), B&B

6. Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot), GH

7. Drucilla Barber Winters (Victoria Rowell), Y&R

8. Sharon Newman (Sharon Case), Y&R

9. Kristen Blake DiMera (Eileen Davidson), DAYS

10. Nicole Walker (Arianne Zuker), DAYS

My top 10 in no particular order:

Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn, GH)

Blair Cramer (Kassie dePaiva, OLTL)

Kate Roberts (Lauren Koslow, Days)

Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliott, GH)

Nora Buchanan (Hillary B. Smith, OLTL)

Brooke English (Julia Barr, AMC)

Dorian Lord (Robin Strasser, OLTL)

Jess Walton (Jill Foster Abbott, YR)

Lindsay Rappaport (Catherine Hickland, OLTL)

Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner, GH)