Well, it's obvious who I would vote for.  Of course, Rachel Drummond would come in a very close second.  She so reminds me of my first obvious vote.

Gerard

I always tape it because I usually don't have the time to watch it when it airs.  However, I don't save 'em - after I watch 'em, I reset the VCR and  tape the next batch.

Gerard

I think Joshua was just too stubborn to die.

Gerard

Sign me up for a subscription, Ringo!  Do we get anything extra, like the way Entertainment Weekly gives you those CD collections of music from the Fabulous 80's?

Gerard

Testing!  Testing!  Just seeing to make sure I'm still signed on since I got that notice, too.  Actually, I thought ya had caught me in the act - I'm actually an undercover spy from an "The Edge of Night" message board sent here for nefarious purposes!

Gerard (Who's Blown His Cover And Will Now Become A Double-Agent For A "The Secret Storm" Message Board)

quote from RingoCollins:

>>Do I hear a game show freak here?  All you that remember What's My Line?, I've Got A Secret, and [the worst of all] Beat the Clock <<

Oh, wax me nostalgic, Ringo!  We grew up watching those shows, especially the prime-time ones like I've Got a Secret, What's My Line and - of course - To Tell the Truth.  Those would be no more missed than such things as Gunsmoke, Bonanza and The Lawrence Welk Show (double-puke, except on the one show where the organ guy played "Quentin's Theme").  And how can anyone forget that daytime classic:  Queen for a Day.  Some maudlin housewife competing with other maudlin housewives, telling tragic stories of their house being blown away in the Great Storm of '63, while the ill and elderly in-laws moved in and to top it off, the dog got pregnant.   So everyone in the audience decided who had the saddest tale to tell, and in return she got to wear the crown, ermine cape, sit on a throne, and take home an electric skillet.  Couldn't you see Elizabeth appearing on it?  "I thought I murdered my husband and had him buried in the cellar for the past 18 years and never left the house, only to find it wasn't true, while my brother and his emotionally disturbed son moved in and my sister-in-law who's a supernatural creature tried to fry my nephew and then an ancestor returned from the dead turning everyone into a blood bank."  She'd STILL lose to Mrs. Macfarlan from Des Moines who missed going to her weekly girls' bridge party when the clutch on her car burned out.

Gerard

Yeah, I'm not a believer in the supernatural either.  There are far more scary things out there.  Did you ever go into Walmart just to buy some toothpaste on December 24th?  Now that's scary.  I'm still in therapy over it.

Gerard

I'd travel to the future (from 1967/68 to 1995), do some research into what becomes a stockmarket monster (like Microsoft), return back to 67/68, and start investing.  Oh, was I suppose to do the time travel thing to prevent some tragedy from happening, and not for cleaning up?  Oh, well - I'll leave that to Barnabas and Julia.

Gerard