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Current Talk '02 I / Re: 2 in 1
« on: May 12, 2002, 12:15:24 AM »
I know they were both in the present
Tom and Chris Jennings!!
jennifer
Tom and Chris Jennings!!
jennifer
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Hello Everyone...
Today was the begining of Angelique's famous "Dream Curse" I could not help but wonder what would I have found behind one of those doors if I had the Dream,Angelique no doubt!! LOL...
What do you suppose you would find waiting for you, if you had this dream? any speculations?
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First of all - I would like to sign is as a great fan of Caroline's hair as it grew longer and longer. Â Since I was a pre and early teen during this time and had brown wavy short/medium hair I naturally lusted to have long, straight blond hair with a purple passion. Â Back in 1968 - 71 I think I really believed that your hair could never be too long or too blond. Also, I do think they used those bouncy bouncy curls to visually define Milicent's progression from dingy to nutzy.
You started me wondering about the Breck thing jennifer and so I did a little search on the Internet. I came up with a page called yesteryear.com. Â Within the site they have a thing called the popodeia where I read this http://www.yesteryear.com/popopedia/shows/fashion/fa1135.php
"For over forty years, the Breck girls smiled at you from the bottle in shower, but sadly, their visages washed away by the end of the 70’s. Brooke Shields, Cheryl Tiegs, Cybill Shepherd, Jaclyn Smith, Christie Brinkley and Kim Bassinger can all claim honor of being the last lot of Breck girls before designer shampoos claimed Breck’s share of the market."
So, I guess the shampoo went the way of clackers and those flower stickers that came inside bags of potato chips. (Note the one-degree of DS separation in that little blurb - Jaclyn Smith the former Mrs. Roger Davis - it WOULD be about hair wouldn't it!)
The lime-green coat of Cassandra, aka Angelique, has appeared. Â Don'tchya just love the sixties? Â My mom had an almost identical coat, exact same color. Â But she never had any problems with cigarette lighters - she didn't smoke. Â And she didn't have to use curses to get us to do what she wanted. Â She used something far more affective, every mother's ultimate weapon: Â guilt.
Gerard
I agree VWR. Â It seems to me that she also had darkened her hair somewhat later on in the series, as well as in the movies. I liked the lighter shade of blonde she is wearing now in the show.
As for Millicent, I thought her curls looked very nice in the beginning. It wasn't until after she began to have all those troubles with Nathan Forbes, did her hair start to look unkept & wild. This was of course, fitting for her character then.
Spoiler....
Perhaps the question is did Angelique really die in 1795?
However what was she doing in hell when Quentin and Evan Handley conjured her up in 1897? We know she did die in 1840RT at the hand of Lamar Trask. Â There has always been mystic surrounding this character which definitly makes her far from boring. Do we really want to know the harden facts? It is part of the charm of the Series!
It was the best of times for me seeing Craig Slocum again as Harry Johnson! That was a great birthday present for me too. He looked so nice all dressed up in a suit. He really made my day. I find him fascinating and incredibly sexy!
I have to agree! I was really referring to Craig Slocum. And didn't you just LOVE how in front of a perfect (?) stranger, Vicky turns to Elizabeth and starts talking about when she was back in the past? The girl is more than one taco short of a combo plate. He could have been from Wyndcliffe to evaluate her, for all she knew!
It puzzles me as to why Barnabas would want to look like Jeff Clark. Â I mean, not that Mr. Clark is Barney Fife or anything like that, but Barnabas has to be pretty durn luv-struck to want to endure that. Â My motto is: Â if you're than gull dang lonely, get a parakeet.
I'm also no fancier of Angelique's portrait. Â She looks like she has a mustache from a distance. Â Maybe back in 1795, she was posing for a painting to be used on her passport or for her horse-and-carriage driver's license.
Gerard