OK, y'all have me curious.

I have no interest in reading The Salem Branch--can somebody PLEASE post the details of the plot, and specifically that outrageous ending, with spoiler coding?  I need a good laugh this week.

cheers, G.

A couple of my friends and I got to ride in the elevator with them after the skit and I told them how FABULOUS I thought they were.  They seemed like really nice people.

G.

Thanks, Midnite, for all you've shared about the Festival.  I am still catching up with your witty and fascinating observations.

I was personally a bit disappointed with the clip selection that preceded Jerry Lacy's Q & A.  Although all three scenes were wonderful scenes (and of course I love that they chose one of his scenes with Grayson--one of my favorites, too, with Jerry doing his wonderful Tony Peterson thing), I felt that none of the scenes showcased Mr. Lacy's wonderful abilities as an actor.  The scenes had great stuff for the actors OPPOSITE Mr. Lacy, but he was either reacting or simply listening in each of the clips.

I regretted that they did not choose one of his amazing scenes from 1897 opposite Joan Bennett.  He was so tremendous in the storyline with Judith.  I also thought that might have given a springboard to his sharing some of his memories of working with Joan.

Just sharing my thoughts.  It was a thrill to see Mr. Lacy.  I unfortunately had to leave the Festival in the middle of his Q & A.

G.

Thanks, Joe, for sharing the article.  I found all of it fascinating.

What a treat for the fans back then getting a "preview" of the Pansy Faye arrives episode from 1897!  That's one of the funniest episodes in the history of the show, IMO. From what you said it sounds as if the local fans otherwise did not get to see any of 1897 until some years down the line.

Best, Steve

I really wish someone with the right connections would go through the masters for the 1970 episodes with the original commercials because a number of people have told me that Grayson Hall's Playtex commercial aired a number of times during DS in that year and this may be the only way to get hold of a copy of it--since it has failed to show up on various commercial compilations from the era.

I know it seems really compulsive to devote so much energy to this, but I know for a fact that I'm not the only fan who would really get a kick out of seeing that commercial again.  I have this really vague memory of it and every time I think of GH talking about a really scientific bra for today's woman... well, it gives me a smile!

Best, G.

Congratulations, Jennifer!  I can't think of a more sweet-natured Goddess than yourself.

cheers!  Steve

My deepest condolences to you and all who loved her.  I feel from your words that she was a truly shining soul.

My prayer for you is that your memories of her in happier times will bring you comfort and strength.

Best wishes,

Steve

Thanks, Midnite, for those photographs.  Excellent!

G.