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Brady kind of got double-SORASed, too. They made him about 19 in 2000 (when he should have been 8), and when Martsolf took over the part in 2008, Brady had again sort of been bumped up into the Sami/EJ/Nicole age range. They haven't really said it onscreen, but he's playing closer to Martsolf's real age (41?) than the early-mid 30s age that Brady should be based on that original aging.

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David Banning(along with Scotty!) and Michael Horton were really SOARSed too fast weren't they?

Like the births of Jack Jr. and Ciara, a lot of them were under intense conditions--Kimberly had Andrew in the mountains and didn't know who the father was, and of course the two baby switches.

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I don't ever remember seeing a Naiobi in the cast lists. I might have missed a minor birth or two in checking into the early births of the show, since I never saw those episodes. I'll look through the cast charts & set lists and see what pops up in regards to Toni.

UPDATE: The January 1978 SOD covered 10/10/77-11/4/77. Toni appeared in just two episodes during that time frame: 10/26/77 and 11/3/77. Also the weekly synopsis for 10/31/77-11/4/77 says this: Trish comforted Toni whose baby is near death.
Here's the set lists for those 2 episodes:
10/26/77: Greg, Bob, Linda, Don, Trish, Mary, Marlena, Chris, Jeri, Paul, Toni, Ms. Moore/Bob's Secretary, Nurse.
Sets: Marlena’s Hospital Room, Trish’s Apartment, Don’s Outer Office, Bob’s Office, Toni’s 4-Bed Ward at Sherman Falls Hospital, Dr. Whitman’s Office (Limbo).
11/3/77: Bill, Mike, David, Trish, Mary, Chris, Marie, Phyllis, Danny, Patti, Toni, Timothy, Nurse.
Sets: Trish’s Apartment, Phyllis’ Boutique, Pediatric Waiting Room, Mary’s Office (P.R. Department), Marie’s Clinic Office, Pediatric Ward of ICU, Sherman Falls Hospital Phone (Limbo).
So, her birth was definitely off-camera. I guess if she went into labor on-screen (which I don't know at the moment), the birth would qualify for the list, although from the cast lists, it looks like the baby was never actually seen on camera (and may have been born sometime between 10/26 and 11/2). So, for the moment, I'll keep her off the list. But thanks for bringing it to my attention!
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