YR: 50TH Anniversary Special on "Entertainment Tonight"
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By Paul Raven · Posted
I'm pretty sure this ep is from Dec 73 From the Daytime Serial Newsletter Ian and Valerie Northcote are deeply concerned over Laurie's life being increasingly dominated by hallucinations and fantasies about Georgina, the former owner of the house the Reddins recently bought and are now living in. Doreen Post (Linda Purl) was involved in that story .Perhaps she was going to be revealed as Georgina's daughter? Wonder how that story evolved and whether it was wrapped up before cancellation? and thanks to @skylark -
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By AMCOLTLLover · Posted
Thank u so much! I love that show and the more I see of it the more I want to find more of it even if it’s just in script form. But that house and especially the room looked like Victoria Winters room from dark shadows lol this was great find! Thanks -
I genuinely thought when they said she had been throwing up, we were going to get a pregnancy story. I’m actually not convinced we aren’t. Especially the way she and Doug danced around her own infidelity. -
By I Am A Swede · Posted
Shouldn't it be the other way? I don't think Taylor Hayes is playing Rebecca Budig.Please register in order to view this content
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And the most detailed discussion I've seen from an industry figure about some of JFP's worst choices as a producer (steamrolling over writers) was from another woman, Megan McTavish. -
IMDb is definitely incorrect, because the final week of episodes in 1974 is uploaded to Youtube in audio form, and Mark and Laurie are there until the very end. The last episode shows Mark going back to the priesthood. I looked at the newspaper and the earliest reference to their house being haunted by Georgina is in December of 1973. This is dated Dec 14, but this same synopsis ran in the papers until the end of December in other publications. So it must have been within those last 3-4 months. I think Stephanie Braxton joined around 1969-1970 so that's probably right. I saw it stated in other newspapers that David Gale joined around September 1972.Please register in order to view this content
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Opal having siblings could add to the story. However, it raises questions about Tad's adoption. Why were the Martins allowed to adopt him if Tad had aunts or uncles who could have cared for him? Logic limited the number of possible Gardner's (and whatever Opal's maiden name was). Even though Linda Thorson would have been a hysterical choice given her British accent. Especially because SOD often published questions by readers who wondered why Tad and Jenny didn't speak like their mother. All of which is still not an excuse for Tad's evil doppelgänger Ted. -
And if I remember correctly, at one point, they were considering having Linda Thorson play Opal's sister.
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