P is for Peter Miller, the executive producer who I believed replaced Robert Cobert.

Do you mean Peter Miner, who took over when Robert Costello left?

"The best dang beef you ever tasted!!"

(That's a Selby quote from a movie, I swear!  )

Fascinating, mscbryk.

so anyways by the standards of the day it's not outrageous that it was expected that vicki would leave her job as governess once she got married.it was a postion intended for a young unmarried girl.once married it was expected that she would have her own home and children to care for.

Then by this standard, shouldn't Vicki have postponed her wedding for David's sake?

the wing had never been described as an "independent unit" before but just another part of the vast unused part of the house.

Exactly!  When David and Amy Spoiler:

The PT room is in the East Wing, so they would have been safe from that. But Quentin was in the West Wing.    Though without Chris and Amy around, he still might have remained dormant and Vicki and Burke probably would have had no reason the break down the false wall blocking the access to his room. Which is all too bad because think of how much more interesting it might have been to have had the Quentin storyline instead of the Adam storyline after Vicki's return from the past

Heh, heh.  Well, Burke did ask Liz if the West Wing had any Collins skeletons hidden away. 

Quote from: loril54 on June 11, 2007, 05:58:34 PM

Could the tower room be the same set that they used for Davids room.

I'd be willing to bet his crystal ball that at least most of David's room is there.

The 2nd floor of the Carey Mansion/Seaview has a circular bedroom inside its tower.  I think its windows are its best feature, and upon entering, you can't help but be reminded of David's room.  (The first time I saw it, everyone in my group [Nancybe, Nicky, Gothick, Selby D. Pearson, PostCool1, etc.] said they'd want that bedroom if given the choice.)  The upper floor of the tower, on the other hand, was never a sleeping room until recent years-- it was originally used for storage, then was locked up for years, and has now been converted to a dorm room for Salve Regina students.

Anyway, I think there's a scene in the show that uses the tower as an establishing shot before cutting to the action inside of David's room, as if David's room and the tower room are the same.  But of course just because these sets share the same windows doesn't mean they're the same room, though I believe David's bedroom at Collinwood is directly below the tower room.