Dom, that card is wonderful!!!!

Naturally, during 1995 and 1970 one has no idea of Judah Zachary - so one assumes that this Gerard is quite evil and powerful.  Upon actually getting to 1840, once Judah possesses him, it always seemed obvious to me that it was really Judah, in the persona of Gerard, who haunted Collinwood through the centuries.

This was mentioned on the CNN ticker today - saying that it asked for Social Security number and mother's maiden name!!  Even if one knowingly went to their site, let alone received a pop-up, I can't imagine giving out that sort of information!!!!

WOWIE!!  Congratulations!!!!  Keep it up!!

*P.S.  Any tips you can pass along?

I think the show would have been better if there had been no additional PT and they had gone back to the present and done something to resolve the characters there.  I have no idea if they had already introduced PT before they knew they were coming to an end.  If they had, then it DID seem necessary to resolve what they had started.

So, given that we had already been introduced to the PT story, I always found it rather fitting that they closed up 1840, had the brief finale in the present to show what had happened, then went back to finish the already begun story in PT.


And, they had that little "tagline" at the end which was rather nice.

That's the first I've ever seen any mention of "Our Five Daughters."  I loved that!  It was quite short lived and I was very disappointed when it went off and I wrote down a synopsis of the whole show!!  I still have vague recollections of some of the characters and a couple of situations.

Happy Birthday