I love this. I love how the entire cast is pulled into this story. I love all the subtext that the viewers are conscious of as Damian and Lilly argue. I love how Martha Byrne can just turn on a million emotions in only a three minute scene. I love how Margo kicks Andy into gear. And I just adore Lucinda. Of course, for Lucinda, it's all about Lily. ha ha! They don't write characters like Lucinda for soaps anymore. Thanks so much for posting these.
This was a first-rate episode. Eileen Fulton kills it in her monologue about the safari she never got to take with Eduardo. And the scene where Margo orders Andy to come down to the hospital, brilliant use of family dynamics. I also love the community touches (like Shannon being involved), and those Barbara/Hal scenes are first-rate. If ATWT had tried, Evan/Barbara/Hal could have been a fantastic triangle.
Freakin AWESOME. The writing, the acting, the nod to history, the use of the vets. ATWT was at the top of its game, and DM didn't even write this storyline. I know he would have SMILED at this...good job Juliet, Garin, and Richard...they should have written this show until the wheels fell off...
If you love the Dixon family dynamics here, just wait until Andy's antics on day 4. Even though Barbara had put Evan aside, he would be a major problem for her in 9 months.
Greg Watkins was far hunkier than he seemed. He was reportedly fired "to trim the fat" after his boating accident, but he and Allyson Rice Taylor could have been vital players as the Walsh siblings for years to come. No pregnancy, though.
At first I thought you meant another pregnancy. I forgot to say how incredible Evan's rear end looked in those shots when he's asking Babrara to keep their relationship going. Doug Marland would have been proud...
I love this. I love how the entire cast is pulled into this story. I love all the subtext that the viewers are conscious of as Damian and Lilly argue. I love how Martha Byrne can just turn on a million emotions in only a three minute scene. I love how Margo kicks Andy into gear. And I just adore Lucinda. Of course, for Lucinda, it's all about Lily. ha ha! They don't write characters like Lucinda for soaps anymore. Thanks so much for posting these.
This was a first-rate episode. Eileen Fulton kills it in her monologue about the safari she never got to take with Eduardo. And the scene where Margo orders Andy to come down to the hospital, brilliant use of family dynamics. I also love the community touches (like Shannon being involved), and those Barbara/Hal scenes are first-rate. If ATWT had tried, Evan/Barbara/Hal could have been a fantastic triangle.
I love love and love ATWT. The best and beautiful soap opera of all.
Freakin AWESOME. The writing, the acting, the nod to history, the use of the vets. ATWT was at the top of its game, and DM didn't even write this storyline. I know he would have SMILED at this...good job Juliet, Garin, and Richard...they should have written this show until the wheels fell off...
This was Eileen Fulton's finest hour. How enjoyable to see it again!
Claire Bloom is a soap opera? Excellent.
She was on ATWT from 94-spring 1995. I wish she'd been on longer!
My favorite part is when a helpless Lily watches Damian comfort a hysterical Orlena. That one shot sums up this entire story superbly.
If you love the Dixon family dynamics here, just wait until Andy's antics on day 4.
Even though Barbara had put Evan aside, he would be a major problem for her in 9 months.
Greg Watkins was far hunkier than he seemed. He was reportedly fired "to trim the fat" after his boating accident, but he and Allyson Rice Taylor could have been vital players as the Walsh siblings for years to come.
No pregnancy, though.
At first I thought you meant another pregnancy.
I forgot to say how incredible Evan's rear end looked in those shots when he's asking Babrara to keep their relationship going. Doug Marland would have been proud...
How could Barbara resist?