On 5/2/2020 at 12:16 AM, Legacy said:

She was pretty spooky and intimidating character, she almost more frightening then Sheila but probably a different kind of David Kimble.

 

Theres also a episode i think more in the 70's when she tried to shoot Lorie but ended up shooting lance, that would be amazing to see

 

Victor and nikki scenes were okay just to get the viewers interested in something else that was new at that time so they fit in quite well, i wish we can see more 1981 

Nikki and Victor were the most boring part of it all. Glad to see Vanessa was the focus of this episode, this was leading up to her suicide in a little over a week, K.T Stevens was an AMAZING actress. 

My mom was telling me the other day that she read somewhere that this could go on until September. 

4 hours ago, alphanguy74 said:

Nikki and Victor were the most boring part of it all. Glad to see Vanessa was the focus of this episode, this was leading up to her suicide in a little over a week, K.T Stevens was an AMAZING actress. 

She was from any scenes I've seen her on she does such an amazing stellar performance and you can take her acting seriously a lot of performances aren't taken as such.

Your right victor and nikki were the boring part of this episode but became soo popular years to come and til this day i guess lol

7 hours ago, Legacy said:

She was from any scenes I've seen her on she does such an amazing stellar performance and you can take her acting seriously a lot of performances aren't taken as such.

Your right victor and nikki were the boring part of this episode but became soo popular years to come and til this day i guess lol

She just captivated everyone and creeped them out. When I watched her in the original run, she scared the hell out of me, especially when she wearing the veil. I was 13 years old at the time this aired... it was even during the school year, so I might not have seen this particular one. Although I stayed home from school at least 1 day every week. 

 

11 hours ago, ltm1997 said:

My mom was telling me the other day that she read somewhere that this could go on until September. 

From her lips to God's ears. It would be a dream come true to have 4 months worth of classic episodes airing. They'll be STRUGGLING for a theme each week, but we can certainly get some good stuff, even if they keep to characters still on the canvas. Paul and Nikki and Sumiko would be a candidate, Traci dumping the banana split over Lauren's head, etc. 

Edited May 4, 20205 yr by alphanguy74

3 hours ago, alphanguy74 said:

She just captivated everyone and creeped them out. When I watched her in the original run, she scared the hell out of me, especially when she wearing the veil. I was 13 years old at the time this aired... it was even during the school year, so I might not have seen this particular one. Although I stayed home from school at least 1 day every week. 

 

From her lips to God's ears. It would be a dream come true to have 4 months worth of classic episodes airing. They'll be STRUGGLING for a theme each week, but we can certainly get some good stuff, even if they keep to characters still on the canvas. Paul and Nikki and Sumiko would be a candidate, Traci dumping the banana split over Lauren's head, etc. 

Lol yes she did creep me out when i first saw her and i wasn't even alive when she was on the show either but damn what a character she was, it seems like Lorie is the only one who ever knew how evil that women truly was cause both lance and Lucas didn't realize until very late

KT Stevens was fascinating, she reminded me of earlier Jeanne Cooper lol. I watched those scenes many times haha

Ten minutes in, and I don’t understand how any of the show’s PTB today can look at this and A, not notice the massive differences between their show and what the show was 40 years ago, or B, think that what they’re putting out today is better. It just looks and sounds positively beautiful.

 

And nice, long scenes that pull you in! The average viewer today can go into a scene not knowing anyone or anything but eventually know the gist of the story after just one scene of decent length. Can’t do that if you’re switching back and forth every thirty seconds.

Edited May 4, 20205 yr by All My Shadows

What a treat! Who is Barbara Lowell? And I see that April parents were once on. It's been so long since I saw it originally aired.

NY/NJ area once more pre-empted (at least so far).

7 minutes ago, YRBB said:

NY/NJ area once more pre-empted (at least so far).

Yep. Meanwhile they are just lavishing time on the MAB-era episodes.

I know some of y’all said that Victor and Nicki are the lowlight of this episode, but I’m loving them. The scene where Victor is describing “Victor Newman” to Nicki plays so well on the meticulous game he’s playing with her, complete with the great “Love is Gone” underscoring it and adding that extra sense of suspense.

 

The twins story is also so compelling! I just want to keep watching from this episode on!

So many unfamiliar faces on Monday’s episode -  too bad they couldn’t do it like the old Pop-Up Video show from the 80s/90s.  Little thought bubbles to help out with characters and storyline 
 

 

20 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

Yep. Meanwhile they are just lavishing time on the MAB-era episodes.

 

So I take it those aired? I didn't even bother.

 

If anyone finds these classics online, please let us know!

EDIT: Looks like it's on for NJ/NY folks!

13 minutes ago, YRBB said:

 

So I take it those aired? I didn't even bother.

 

If anyone finds these classics online, please let us know!

EDIT: Looks like it's on for NJ/NY folks!

Yep! Watching now.

The colors are rich and beautiful. But for people who still had B&W TVs at this time (I was one of them well in the ‘80s), this must have looked like an elegant classic movie.

Loved the Lorie and Vanessa story. April's twin sister story was interesting too. What happened to Barbara and why did she have those scars?

I'd love to see the 15 minutes that were edited out.