There's a really nice Facebook page for the "Thayer David Fan Club." It's maintained by a nephew of Thayer's. 

In general, I find Facebook an ass-ache.  They keep trying to "improve" it.  You know which way such endeavors lead.

The idea of a shark-toothed Nicholas Blair offering "friendship" reminds me of a certain seen in which Carolyn Stoddard informed him, "We are a very old, very formal family, Mr. Blair."  She wielded "the freeze" almost as adeptly as her dear sainted Mother at that moment.  Gotta love it.

G.

That boat is very cool.  This really is one very inventive production team!

G.

I LOVED Count Petofi and his crazy-ass storyline back in the day, and I'm still terribly fond of darling old goo-goo-googly eyes.

It's odd to realize how unpopular the storyline is among fans today.  Which presumably is why the Petofi Era remains unchronicled in Kathy Resch's Concordances.

G.

And updating for the "spoilers" ... yeah, spoil me baby!!!

In that second shot, Weiss' chest is practically on the level of soft-core pornography! Or is it my imagination that's supplying the porn.

Va-va-VOOOOMMM!

G.

WOW.  Is there any way we could get MORE shots of Michael T. Weiss showing off his gorgeous hairy chest???

A fan in need,

G.

I adore that scene too, MB--that whole little sequence.  Maybe my favorite moment in the entire storyline of PT 1841.

G.

Wow, what gorgeous shots of Julia on the Robs page.  Love the one where she's reading Forsythe's beads, and then the one at the episode climax where Kendrick is finally having it out with dear old hoist-on-her-own-petard Aunt J.

Fabulous work, MB!

G.

MB, that's an intriguing theory that it was meeting Maggie that suddenly sent Barn over the edge down the "must find my Josette again" trail.  And that subsequently, when Maggie "fails to work out," suddenly he wants Vicki not as herself but as "my new Josette."

My favorite image of Josette was actually in the original Laura storyline as the Guardian of Collinwood.  I wrote a story once in which the spirit of Vicki returns, having lived a full and happy life through a time in the 19th century, to take up the place Josette originally occupied as the Guardian spirit of the family and the estate.

G.