I used to watch this way back around 1995, I remember starting to watch it when Victor was driving off into the countryside in his Rolls Royce to get away from something and wound up at some farm house.
Wow, this was when Y&R was at it's best. Back when Bill Bell and his team of writers came up with such brilliant storylines. Unlike today. Now Y&R is......(sigh) SMH. If THIS Y&R was still around I'd still be watching. In fact I'd rather watch old episodes from the 90's than what they are showing today. And I know for a fact that I'm not the only fan that feels this way.
michael blackston thank you and I agree with you as well. There was a time I would have never imagined not wanting to watch Y&R. But after Bill Bell passed away the show slowly started going downhill in my opinion. It got to the point that I realized that I was constantly complaining to myself how bad it had gotten and not enjoying it at all. The final straw for me was when the writers out of nowhere decided to make Jill and Lauren sisters. That's when I threw in the towel because I felt that it was not creative and didn't make any sense at all. Especially considering that was after the dumb storyline about Jill being Mrs. Chancellor's long lost daughter only to sweep all of that away to make room for Tucker as Mrs. Chancellor's lost child. So when the so called writers decided to go that route with Jill and Lauren as unknown sisters, I was officially done. I realized it was time for me to let the show go because it was no longer the same as when Bill Bell was alive and in charge. I also agree with you that he's rolling in his grave because I hear that the storylines have gotten worse.
This is the only Victoria for me!!
The stories from back then bring back memories. Good ones! Thanks for posting this. It's wonderful seeing everyone so young too.
Thanks For Sharing These Videos From Past Years.
I miss the downtown apartment set victor had - better than so many characters staying at the athletic club hotel so much!
I used to watch this way back around 1995, I remember starting to watch it when Victor was driving off into the countryside in his Rolls Royce to get away from something and wound up at some farm house.
It's interesting to see the evolution in his accent. It's not nearly as thick now.
Wow, this was when Y&R was at it's best. Back when Bill Bell and his team of writers came up with such brilliant storylines. Unlike today. Now Y&R is......(sigh) SMH. If THIS Y&R was still around I'd still be watching. In fact I'd rather watch old episodes from the 90's than what they are showing today. And I know for a fact that I'm not the only fan that feels this way.
michael blackston thank you and I agree with you as well. There was a time I would have never imagined not wanting to watch Y&R. But after Bill Bell passed away the show slowly started going downhill in my opinion. It got to the point that I realized that I was constantly complaining to myself how bad it had gotten and not enjoying it at all. The final straw for me was when the writers out of nowhere decided to make Jill and Lauren sisters. That's when I threw in the towel because I felt that it was not creative and didn't make any sense at all. Especially considering that was after the dumb storyline about Jill being Mrs. Chancellor's long lost daughter only to sweep all of that away to make room for Tucker as Mrs. Chancellor's lost child. So when the so called writers decided to go that route with Jill and Lauren as unknown sisters, I was officially done. I realized it was time for me to let the show go because it was no longer the same as when Bill Bell was alive and in charge. I also agree with you that he's rolling in his grave because I hear that the storylines have gotten worse.
Heather Tom was the only vicky
Loved that penthouse
Yes, she's the best Victoria. Somebody please post where Victoria run off and got married.
Does anyone know which very old episode it is where victor says "I've got to get that broach "?