1795 is my favorite storyline.  It has holes and missed opportunites like any other DS storyline.  I thought Louis Edmonds portrayal of Joshua was spot on.  He seemed to have chemistry with the entire cast.  As for the end of 1795, I did not think it was any worse than some of the other storyline endings.  Thats why we get to converse so much about the "what coulda, shoulda beens".

     Fabulous photos!  Heavens, what did they do to Graysons hair?!  That "Telephone" shot is a riot of hair and expression.

     What an elegant old house.  I am surprised to see there is only one chimney.  Houses like that around my area tend to be turned into multi-families and office space.

     I saw the commercial yesterday.  I would not have noticed her or the product if I had not been alerted to look.  I can't remember what they were selling now.

     Very nice, MB.  Don't you ever sleep?

     I am so happy to read these episode.  I never got the "warm, fuzzy Liz is Vicki's mother" feeling from these early episodes so I never could accept this conclusion later on.  She nearly fires Vicki several times during these early episodes and many times treats her with icy indifference all the while indulging Carolyn and David no matter how spoiled and ungrateful they behaved.

     Absolutely jaw-dropping then giggle inducing.

     I know what you mean, EmeraldRose.  There was so much left unexplored.  All soaps then and today had multiple stories going on at the same time.  I felt they kept ripping off old classics without being creative enough to give Quentin something to do in present time.  How about a romance for Liz without supernatural elements?  Julia could have had a fling with someone.  Prof Stokes could have brought in colleagues from the college to take part in Collinwood intrigues but NOOOOO that would have required spending money and hiring more actors.
     I don't have a problem with green posts unless they are on the light background.  I can never read red or royal blue post.