2 hours ago, DemetriKane said:

Megan McTavish at Days could be an entertaining watch. I could see her succeeding there. I have longed thought of stints at AMC as generic Days rip-offs.

I *wish* she had fücked off to DAYS circa ‘98 or so to avoid her trash OLTL and GH stints (which weren’t her worst work ultimately but still she shouldn’t be anywhere near a “traditional” soap).

On 7/19/2021 at 5:38 PM, DemetriKane said:

Megan McTavish at Days could be an entertaining watch. I could see her succeeding there. I have longed thought of stints at AMC as generic Days rip-offs.

Who would've received the pancake death? Jennifer? Someone else?

18 hours ago, Liberty City said:

Who would've received the pancake death? Jennifer? Someone else?

Nobody lol. They’re use to characters being buried alive. Nobody would speak out, I think 😆.
 

On 7/19/2021 at 6:43 PM, Faulkner said:

I *wish* she had fücked off to DAYS circa ‘98 or so to avoid her trash OLTL and GH stints (which weren’t her worst work ultimately but still she shouldn’t be anywhere near a “traditional” soap).

+1

ATWT under Labine would've probably had Carly becoming an ordained minister while also becoming novelist (Blake, GL), a brand new character that works as a cigarette girl at the newest club in Oakdale, and probably would have had James wreak havoc in Oakdale like Carmen did in Springfield. 

I'm in the midst of watching Barbara Esenstein & James Harmon Brown's first stint on Guiding Light, and am wondering what they could have done on As the World Turns.
Josh & Reva's rooftop scenes from the April 8, 1997, episode were magical; I could imagine that for Holden & Lily, or even Carly & Jack, with either Molly or Julia as the "Annie" to their pairings.

5 hours ago, Liberty City said:

I'm in the midst of watching Barbara Esenstein & James Harmon Brown's first stint on Guiding Light, and am wondering what they could have done on As the World Turns.
Josh & Reva's rooftop scenes from the April 8, 1997, episode were magical; I could imagine that for Holden & Lily, or even Carly & Jack, with either Molly or Julia as the "Annie" to their pairings.

It’s hard to judge, because they had such a wonderful run at first, then it turned into a hybrid of Rauch’s late 1980’s OLTL and the kind of outlandish and triangle based stories Reilly was doing (much better) at DAYS.