Screen grabs, thanks to Bette's videotaping...

She looked a little tired tonight.. .

True, but I think it was appropriate that she looked a bit haggard since her character was aware, beginning with her first scene, that Carter's son was stillborn.

Calling this ep a tearjerker is an understatement, and I have to suggest that anyone who has experienced the loss of a pregnancy or young child please please please not read further.


"Midnight" [sic ] aired May 6, 2004

		Dr. Vicki Ford, Kem's obstetrician
unable to detect fetal life signs		"I'm so sorry."
Kem must go through labor		the doc is apologetic, but there's no other way
		we'll find out how this happened
inducing labor
the delivery		the cord is found knotted
advising a distraught Carter that Kem should hold her baby

Okay, all you fellow L&O junkies (you know who you are)-- here's the newest La Liz <sniff> in her appearance on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.  The episode, titled "Mean" (with a plot that was ripped from the movie theaters, apparently), originally aired Feb. 24, 2004 and was repeated earlier this month.


Blair Brown as attorney Lynne Riff


With another defense attorney, played by Ned
Eisenberg


Cross examining one of her client's two friends,
all of whom are popular girls accused of killing a
fourth member of their bullying clique.


Humor me, I think her hair looks great here.



Sidebar, with L&O regular Diane Neal on the left
as the Asst. DA

The reply option is back.  Thanks for pointing it out.   

When the forums are converted (very soon), the lock/unlock button won't be there to invite accidental clicking.   

Thank you, Midnite, I hope you didn't spend too much time looking up this information.

You're welcome, but I really didn't.  Good luck! 

BTW, I noticed that Craig's website links to the version listed as OOP on Amazon.  That can't be good.

For anyone reading this, don't forget that patronizing the Amazon Associates Program helps support your favorite DS fan sites.  If you shop via an Amazon banner on Darren's Restoration Site, MsCriseyde's sites, Stuart's DS Journal, victoriawinters.net, Bobubas' DS pages and others (webmeisters, feel free to plug your Associates site) any eligible purchase completed during that same visit (it doesn't have to be DS-related, guys) earns the Associates member a small referral fee that will help defer the cost of maintaining their website.

Hi, Sandor!  If I may add the "birthday boy", after Willie was shot JOHN KARLEN went to Love Is a Many Splendored Thing to play Jock Porter in '67 - '68.  In '70 he appeared on Another World in a smaller role as Casey.

JOEL CROTHERS (Joe):
The Secret Storm, as Ken Stevens (69)
Somerset, as Julian Cannell (74)
The Edge Of Night, as Miles Cavanaugh (77)

Santa Barbara (85)

DONNA WANDREY (Roxanne):
As The World Turns, as Barbara Ryan (72)

Edge of Night, Allison Perry (80)
Another World, Angie (76)
Ryan's Hope, a doctor (77)

MARIE WALLACE (Eve):
Somerset, as India Delaney (70)

Guiding Light as Johnsie (90)

JAMES STORM (Gerard):
One Life To Live, as Dr. Larry Wolek (68)

The Bold & the Beautiful, Bill Spencer (80s, 90s, 2000, 2003)
Sunset Beach, Charles Lakin (97-98)
Secret Storm, Sean Childers (71)
Young & the Restless, Neil Fenmore (83-86)
Capitol (86)

TERRY CRAWFORD made a one-time appearance on General Hospital in 2002.  JOAN BENNETT also made a one-time appearance on Guiding Light in '82 or '83 as Joan Bennett, who once starred on DS. 

I read in the DS FAQ that Thayer David did an episode of General Hospital.  Does anyone remember this?

LOL, mscbryk!

Barnabas served "claret cup".  I believe somebody posted a recipe for this beverage a while back, but I can't be sure of the thread.  Maybe somebody else on the board remembers.

No need to-- a simple search for claret brings it up:

Barnabas' bizarre drink in the headlines!!, reply #6

Good.  Thanks!

And the storyline just keeps getting more and more bizarre. But then, that's no real surprise.

Really?!  After seeing Monday's and Tuesday's eps I wouldn't have guessed it could.

That makes a world of difference to me as there are just so much false information on the internet.

I couldn't agree with you more, jimbo.

The writer did seem however resigned to the fact that the audience will never get a chance to see the pilot.

Actually, the reviewer explained that the lack of plot details was intentional so that viewers could be surprised and engaged when they see it.