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I'm sorry. I well remember Jake doing Doris but I have no independent memory of the story around it. 

Krystle with a K Lake, sure, both Tony the Tuna stories & NOT. 

And, Jake also impersonated a woman named Bunny Eberhardt but he didn't know she was a woman so there was no drag.

This weekend I re-watched Kevin & Mac, GH, and my strong impression is exactly what it was when I watched it in real time: They did not let them look very pretty. Of course, I think the best ever drag on GH was Alexis posing as the Q butler. 

In a different use of drag at AW one Halloween, Jensen Buchanan went as Charlie Chaplin & Judi Evans went as, I think, a male gypsy. 

 

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ah thanks! do you know who the third one was in the blonde? the fifth one i know ive seen before in the brown wig but i forgot, and then ive never seen the psychic one before lol

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The only blonde I see is one of the actual women staring at first & then screaming & running later. 

DAYS: Vivian's manservant Ivan is in a long curly red wig. 

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Y&R: long straight black wig is the actor Peter Barton whose character name I am blanking on. 

 

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Sorry, I don't know the non-AW ones.

In addition to the 2x Cass disguised himself as Krystle (1984 to hide from Tony Jones, 1994 investigating Felicia's disappearance), there was one occasion in October 1987 where Cass imposter Rex Allingham dressed as a woman and, claiming to be Nicole's Aunt Blanche, disrupted her date with another man. (At the time I don't think the audience yet knew that it wasn't Cass.)

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Okay, draglover, sorry I have now found a blonde in drag. Just didn't see them before. I had to watch it very slowly. Anyway, it's DAYS - Vivian - Ivan again, blonde this time, red head looking like a fortune teller in the other pic. Same actor/character/show. 

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Wull, hey, is we a team all of a sudden or whut?!!! 

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It is DAYS, Vivian Allamain's right hand man, Ivan (pronounced EE-Vahn) Same  guy is the red head fortune teller. (We are on a roll now with ID thee drag queen!)

WOW, I do not have any memory of Evil Rex doing this. GOOD fory ou!!!

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i've never seen any videos of this ivan! if anyone finds any id love to see haha

if anyone has any of the videos from the 1984 plots besides the couple clips on youtube i'd love to see those too !

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