Judging by all of these comments on this thread, we have a lot of viewers scourging CZcams for whatever classic scenes of OLTL they could find! And we are so thankful, for these scenes!
Me!!✋😀❤️❤️. I Watched OLTL faithfully back then with my Mom. After School every day. I even Remember Francesca James being Marcy Wade, as Ellen Holly's Roommate. Before She was Kitty on AMC. 😊❤️. But Who I'm,m hoping to See is Jackie Zeman who was Lana McKean on OLTL Before She Joined the Cast of GH as Bobbie Spencer. If anyone knows where I can find an episode with her in it, please let me know.✌️❤️❤️✌️.
Absolutely wonderful. The 1975 episodes really take me back to my high school days when I was so in grossed in One Life To Live. My favorite episodes were with Cathy Craig, especially when she and Joe got together. Hope to see more of Cathy and Joe. Thanks so much for posting!!❤️
Thank you so much!!! It’s wonderful seeing this again, including the great commercials. I love going back in time to my era. Wish I could go back to that time and stay there. Please keep them coming!!! 😊😊😊😊
OLTL of my childhood when they and AMC were 1/2 hour shows. My mother and grandma couldn't miss an episode, and I saw these stories right along with them. Simpler times, when women were at home with the family and society was more stable.
GENERAL HOSPITAL. Don't forget it! It was after all the first one on any network and it is still on today. AMC was created by those that started/created General Hospital.
@@ontheroadhome4796 Definitely. Mom/ Grandma were also both GH fans, as well as Ryan's Hope and The Edge of Night as well. But, there was something about AMC/ Erica Kane that they could never get enough of. When I was little and my Grandma would sometimes babysit me (late 1960's - early 1970's), she had a firm policy of either quiet time or a flat out mandatory nap time once her "stories" came on.
Why stop at the early 80s? Actually soaps were at their peak in the 80s. Soaps were great in the entire decade of the 80s. They were also good in the 90s as well.
@@renealexander2703 cause you have no class or brains soaps started going to crap qhen they started going the way of Dynasty that was the downfall. By the 9ps soaps were allready in trouble
Oh my gosh! I had always wanted to see the character of Tony Harris/Tony Lord! I was born one year after this and always lived reading about the soaps during this time...the rise to the top. Thank you so much!!!
@@nicoleberry2750 Hi Nicole. No I do not know his email address. I don't know why you would think I would know this posters email address since I'm just a fan of some of these old soaps during the 70's? Sorry, I can't help you.
Great classic daytime soap opera. Great actress Katherine Glass who not only played Jenny Wolek on One Life To Live, and she also played Allison McKenzie on Return To Peyton Place and she also played Kim on The Best Of Everything.
Thank You for posting this rare gem, never thought I'd ever see the original Jenny again! Just a shame there were no scenes of the original Dorian and Victor!
true nancy pinkerton was great . played dorian from 1973-77. Had an affair with MARK TOLAND (TOM LEE JONES) . Also had a partner in crime MATT McCALLISTER a very devious character played by a great actor(VANCE JEFFERIES). Many good scences between these 2.
This is a goldmine! This was before Jacquie Courtney came on board (she didn't debut until October). But what wonderful memories: Ellen Holly... Doris Belack... Alice Hirson... Tom Berenger... Bernard Grant... Dorrie Kavanaugh... George Reinholt!
What a pleasure to see the late Dorrie Kavanaugh here, she forever shines brightly. Would love to see more archival episodes with her, thank you for posting this rarity.
24:00, George Reinholt and Dorrie Kavanaugh really had strong chemistry here. It's apparent George thought he hit the jackpot with this role and that it would lead to bigger and better things!
Notice that during the end credits they promote "Saturday Night Live" with Howard Cosell. That was not the SNL we all know - but it's the reason that SNL always begins "Live From New York, It's Saturday Night." They weren't allowed to call the show Saturday Night Live because the Cosell show already had that name. So offically SNL was called Saturday Night until cosell was canceled
I'm not finished, I did notice how show after show didn't last for long . Once All My Children And One Life To Live were cancelled, I had no interest in what ever they kept on coming up with, and I'm sure I was not alone.
Thank you for sharing this extremely rare video. 1975 was not a particularly interesting year for One Life to Live. The storylines had grown stale and sluggish, and although the characters were interesting and played by good actors, they were either stagnating or taking bizarre turns. It was right about this point when Russell and Hall began to lay the foundation for more compelling long-running stories. All the business about Cathy and Megan and the child’s involvement with Joe and Viki would take a huge turn the very next week after this episode aired. Following Cathy and Tony’s flinty meeting, Anna convinced her to give Tony another chance. Cathy offered her extra symphony ticket to Tony. That stormy night proved fatal to Megan. She had an asthma attack while Viki looked after her. Viki bundled the child up and raced to the hospital during a terrible storm. They collided with another car, leaving Viki comatose and Megan dead. Cathy lost her mind, accusing Viki of wanting Megan out of the way. Cathy’s insanity and fallout from Megan’s death would be a major story for the next two years.
@@bigal650 Viki wasn’t pregnant yet. She was keeping the secret that Megan would have eventually died from a congenital heart condition, passed on to her by Joe. On the day Viki was released from the hospital in December, she and Joe slept together, not thinking about the fact that Viki hadn’t been taking birth control pills while comatose, 😂 Jim Craig suggested she take a pregnancy test just in case, and of course Viki had become pregnant from that one night. This all came into play the following September when Kevin was born and a deranged Cathy kidnapped him. Joe found out everything and blamed Viki for keeping the secret from him. She in turn blamed him for sleeping with Cathy and fathering an illegitimate child. This led to them deciding that their marriage was over, and they separated. This is why they’re apart and cold to one another in Larry and Karen’s April 1977 wedding episode.
@@m.e.d.7997 Right. Like I wrote, it was at THIS POINT Gordon Russell and Sam Hall changed course with improved stories after the show’s ratings had steadily declined.
I remembered watching it and the Rachel Wilson story with Larry Wolek and Mark Toland and Dorian was riveting in the Fall-Winter 1974-75, I did not watch in the summer or spring of 1975 much with school etc. so there were lapses in viewing.Then you had the Cathy Craig, Joe Riley Viki triangle story with Kathy pregnant in early winter 1975.. I loved the soap around then.. Then in the summer of 1973, Meredith dies, which I felt bad about.. Some say they should not have killed her off. but it did open up some storylines down the road with her gone. I thought the soap was great in the early 70's until the Buchanans came along. I was not a fan or of the show once they arrived. I liked the old 'clans'.
I miss my two most favorite soaps from channel 7 in nyc. All my Children And One Life To Live, I was so upset, I felt heartbroken I was so angry, I thought how in the world will they be able to replace everyones best tv program, why didn't the viewers agreed To boycot the new shows coming in their place. Over the years I wonder if they ever regreted it. They killed our soaps, I was left on mourning
Always a treat to find a pre 1977 episode of any daytime soap, considering the fact that most if not all 1970-1976 episodes were supposedly erased. I have renewed hope that I will find ‘70s episodes of As The World Turns and Guiding Light. 😊😊
Oh, Wow!! This really takes me way back!! Thanks so much for Posting. Where on Earth did you get these? And Tom Berenger in OLTL, Wowi!! A long time ago. I'm hoping to See Jackie Zeman on some if them from 1977. Do you have any with her?
"Megan" was Cathy Craig & Joe Riley's daughter...Baby Megan dies while under the care of babysitter, Viki...Great drama from 1975... pre-Buchanan OLTL!
@@m.e.d.7997 the "Megan" of the late 80s early 90s: parents were Roger Gordon & Viki Lord (Roger was written in during this same time period and was depicted as an annulled husband to Viki supposedly long before OLTL began)
@@mrob75 TY! It seemed some of the writing got far fetched on these shows sometimes. To me, this is one of them. In the early years of 'One Life' not so much.
@georgem171 I would like to know if you have any more episodes of One Life To Live from 1977 with commercials. Can you please let me know via CZcams? Thanks.
@@bigal650 I would like to know if you know George Meyer's email address, George takes requests and if I can have yours as well. Can you please post me via CZcams?
20:06. Parkay Margarine Commercial with Laughing Latino Man (USA, 1975) [30-Second Version] A laughing Latino man argues with a square box of margarine because when he opens up the Parkay lid, it says to him “mantequilla” (butter) and he did know it is or was margarine. But when he finally tasted it, he then says “mantequilla” right before the box says “Parkay” in Spanish.
@GeorgeMeyer I would like to know if you have episodes of All My Children, One Life To Live and Ryan's Hope from 1977 with commercials; that goes for the $20,000 Pyramid as well.
When I was around 10 or 11, I started watching these shows. I knew all the characters and the actors because I bought magazines about the soaps. I still remember so many of them.
I recognize Anna as one of the recurring judges on "Law & Order" (among other roles). The actress playing Tim's mother looks so familiar, but I can't place her. I loved seeing this, but it's surprising just how stilted and awkward a lot of the dialogue seems. That moment when Carla talks to Jenny at the hospital desk, Carla has her back turned to the camera! WTF! Couldn't they have blocked that scene better? Carla is also clearly reading off cue cards when she's talking to Anna. And that confrontation between Steve and Cathy is just plain weird. It seems like he's putting this "dippy women's libber" in her place by kissing her. The way the scene plays, it's supposed to be playful, but damn he could get arrested for doing that nowadays! During the end credits, the announcer mentions "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell premieres this Saturday." This was not the SNL created by Lorne Michaels that is still on the air today. It's a different show that was in competition with the NBC series (that likewise debuted during this time period.) Lorne Michaels had to call his show "NBC's Saturday Night" at first because Cosell had already snatched up the rights to the name, but Cosell's version of SNL bombed and the NBC show title was changed. Bill Murray was an ensemble player on Cosell's show during its brief run.
I noticed how awkward that scene was as well. But having read Ellen Holly’s book and seen her interview here on YT, I wonder if this is around the same time that some of the issues she mentioned began to happen.
Tim Siegel's mother is played by the incredible Alice Hirson, who had several memorable roles, one as Stephanie Martin on EON and playing Ellen DeGeneres's mother on ELLEN.
@@jimdavis3435 She also took over for Tova Feldshuh as Martha McKee on Ryan's Hope...this was later 70's post-Cathy Craig...as usual she was excellent in the episodes formerly posted on CZcams. Did episodic TV, TV movies and the acclaimed film Hester Street. Left for Europe to pursue further an operatic career and unfortunately was diagnosed with cancer soon thereafter and passed rather quickly. An all-time favorite luminous actress and what a pleasure to see Dorrie Kavanaugh here, she forever shines brightly.
@GeorgeMeyer I posted you several messages on CZcams asking if I could make requests, but somehow I did not get any answers from you at all. Can you please send me a notification via CZcams?
It was wrong in 1975, too. To me, 1975 was a darker time than today. Too much was either not taken seriously, unidentified, or unknown. Just saying. BTW, I'm a Man who was aged 6 and 7 years, respectively, during 1975.
@@dwsh1 I totally agree it was wrong. I was thinking about these kinds of scenes in soaps in the 60's and 70's and even early 80's where these sexual assaults were basically ignored or seen as just a woman being hit on. I didn't see it but Luke raped Laura on GH around 1980 wasn't it? Were the male writers purposely making these assaults to be nothing so men could be allowed to do these crimes? I wonder now. Or were they projecting society's acceptance of it? I was a 14 year old male in 1975 but I do not remember seeing this scene or any others as I was growing up. I have seen others on youtube in the last few years too that were assault and nothing done about them in there various soap worlds. Dr. Steve Aldrich forcing himself on Karen in the late sixties is another example.
@@holden76100 Didn't Althea fight him off and locked Nick out of the bedroom? I've seen the episodes of The Doctors up until around 1973 on youtube thanks to people getting them from retrotv.
Judging by all of these comments on this thread, we have a lot of viewers scourging CZcams for whatever classic scenes of OLTL they could find! And we are so thankful, for these scenes!
Sadly, so many soaps were wiped until about 1979, especially the ABC soaps.
Thank you. Footage from this era is so rare
I'm loving the commercials too!
Oh, The memories! I was in school and could only watch anything when I was not in school. 😏
Same here!
WOW ....a big THANK YOU!!!!!!! Wonderful 1975 episode with all these characters....
1975. I wish I could jump into the camera and go back there
You and me both!
amen! in a heartbeat!
A big thank you from a One Life fan whos never seen this. 💘
I second this. Thx!
Me!!✋😀❤️❤️. I Watched OLTL faithfully back then with my Mom. After School every day. I even Remember Francesca James being Marcy Wade, as Ellen Holly's Roommate. Before She was Kitty on AMC. 😊❤️. But Who I'm,m hoping to See is Jackie Zeman who was Lana McKean on OLTL Before She Joined the Cast of GH as Bobbie Spencer. If anyone knows where I can find an episode with her in it, please let me know.✌️❤️❤️✌️.
This is great I wish this episode featured both Ed & Carla in it. I really like to see scenes with them from the 70’s.
and Joshua Hall as well.☺📺
@@sparklecanada0112 Yeah would be great to see the whole Hall family, which history on OLTL was long forgotten.
@A.B.S.ProductionsL.L.C.
I would like to know if I can please have your email address.
#Ed&Carla❤
Thanks for the uploads. The commercials were a treat.
Absolutely wonderful. The 1975 episodes really take me back to my high school days when I was so in grossed in One Life To Live. My favorite episodes were with Cathy Craig, especially when she and Joe got together. Hope to see more of Cathy and Joe. Thanks so much for posting!!❤️
Amen Yolanda. I loved both Dorrie and Jennifer.
I don't know how you happen to have this, but I want to thank you. My late mom loved this show, and you put me right back to my childhood.
Thank you so much!!! It’s wonderful seeing this again, including the great commercials. I love going back in time to my era. Wish I could go back to that time and stay there. Please keep them coming!!! 😊😊😊😊
I was in the 8th grade and watched this soap all the time!!!
OLTL of my childhood when they and AMC were 1/2 hour shows. My mother and grandma couldn't miss an episode, and I saw these stories right along with them. Simpler times, when women were at home with the family and society was more stable.
GENERAL HOSPITAL. Don't forget it! It was after all the first one on any network and it is still on today. AMC was created by those that started/created General Hospital.
I remember this Jenny also. And Tim played by then unknown actor Tom Berringer. (I think that's the correct spelling of his last name!)
@@ontheroadhome4796 Definitely. Mom/ Grandma were also both GH fans, as well as Ryan's Hope and The Edge of Night as well. But, there was something about AMC/ Erica Kane that they could never get enough of. When I was little and my Grandma would sometimes babysit me (late 1960's - early 1970's), she had a firm policy of either quiet time or a flat out mandatory nap time once her "stories" came on.
Characters actually cleaning their homes. Something out of the past
Thank you! This is amazing. So good to see any 1970s OLTL!
Soaps were 100,000 times better in the 60s and 70s and early 80s than they are now
And I 100000% agree with you
Young and Restless the only show good all the way up to 1993. After 1993, Y&R was over ! IMO IMO IMO. I don't think I've watched any TV after 93 !!!!!
@@daytime70s same i stoped watching Y& R around 1995 it was getting really bad
Why stop at the early 80s? Actually soaps were at their peak in the 80s. Soaps were great in the entire decade of the 80s. They were also good in the 90s as well.
@@renealexander2703 cause you have no class or brains soaps started going to crap qhen they started going the way of Dynasty that was the downfall. By the 9ps soaps were allready in trouble
Thank you so much @GeorgeMeyer for these episodes. If you ever come across anymore episodes from this era. Please don't hesitate to post.
Oh my gosh! I had always wanted to see the character of Tony Harris/Tony Lord! I was born one year after this and always lived reading about the soaps during this time...the rise to the top. Thank you so much!!!
So, that is Tony Lord (1 of the illegitimate sons of Victor Lord.
Thank you for posting! I hope to see more One Life from 1976 and earlier
You never see people doing housework in soaps anymore!
Lazy!
Lol
Yes. Or normal people in normal houses. Always like everyone just came from a night out
Vicki's often forgotten husband
an episode from 1975. Wonderful. I will really enjoy watching this. Thank you so much George. And I see there are more from the 70's. Awesome.
@EdgeFan
I would like to know if you know George Meyer's email address. If so, can you please post it to me via CZcams?
@@nicoleberry2750 Hi Nicole. No I do not know his email address. I don't know why you would think I would know this posters email address since I'm just a fan of some of these old soaps during the 70's? Sorry, I can't help you.
Great classic daytime soap opera. Great actress Katherine Glass who not only played Jenny Wolek on One Life To Live, and she also played Allison McKenzie on Return To Peyton Place and she also played Kim on The Best Of Everything.
Kathy was also on the doctors soap opera on NBC after ABC fire her and hire brynn Thayer
When this aired, it was at 3:30pm Eastern opposite Match Game on CBS and the 2nd half of Another World on NBC
Thank You for posting this rare gem, never thought I'd ever see the original Jenny again! Just a shame there were no scenes of the original Dorian and Victor!
ERNEST GRAVES WAS THE ORIGINAL VICTOR WHO LEFT SHOW IN 1974 AND SHEPPARD STRUDRICK HAD BEEN PLAYING VICTOR DURING THIS TIME.
YES! I have been wanting to see scenes with the original Dorian and second Victor. I have read that Nancy Pinkerton's version was a real rattlesnake!
@@fwdthinker As of now, all have been wiped, but you never know!
true nancy pinkerton was great . played dorian from 1973-77. Had an affair with MARK TOLAND (TOM LEE JONES) . Also had a partner in crime MATT McCALLISTER a very devious character played by a great actor(VANCE JEFFERIES). Many good scences between these 2.
would love to see shows with these actors again !!!!!!!
This is a goldmine! This was before Jacquie Courtney came on board (she didn't debut until October). But what wonderful memories: Ellen Holly... Doris Belack... Alice Hirson... Tom Berenger... Bernard Grant... Dorrie Kavanaugh... George Reinholt!
That George Reinholt sure was a magnetic personality.
He certainly was 😂
What a pleasure to see the late Dorrie Kavanaugh here, she forever shines brightly. Would love to see more archival episodes with her, thank you for posting this rarity.
Awesome! So nice to see episodes from before I was watching! Please keep them coming 😊
Happy Days and Welcome Back Kotter. Two 70s classics.
24:00, George Reinholt and Dorrie Kavanaugh really had strong chemistry here. It's apparent George thought he hit the jackpot with this role and that it would lead to bigger and better things!
I was only nine days old when this first aired.
I loved the commercials, especially the piggyback commercials --2 commercials back to back by the same company--kraft and johnson wax(s.c. johnson).
As soon as I turned on the scene, I said, “Eileen!”
Notice that during the end credits they promote "Saturday Night Live" with Howard Cosell. That was not the SNL we all know - but it's the reason that SNL always begins "Live From New York, It's Saturday Night." They weren't allowed to call the show Saturday Night Live because the Cosell show already had that name. So offically SNL was called Saturday Night until cosell was canceled
I loved Jenny and Tim.
I'm not finished, I did notice how show after show didn't last for long . Once All My Children And One Life To Live were cancelled, I had no interest in what ever they kept on coming up with, and I'm sure I was not alone.
Such a great era of the show. Characters had friends and they sat and talked.
Really enjoyed this story, I loved OLTL hated when they took it off, miss Dorian, Vicki, Clint, lol
Thank you for sharing this extremely rare video. 1975 was not a particularly interesting year for One Life to Live. The storylines had grown stale and sluggish, and although the characters were interesting and played by good actors, they were either stagnating or taking bizarre turns. It was right about this point when Russell and Hall began to lay the foundation for more compelling long-running stories. All the business about Cathy and Megan and the child’s involvement with Joe and Viki would take a huge turn the very next week after this episode aired. Following Cathy and Tony’s flinty meeting, Anna convinced her to give Tony another chance. Cathy offered her extra symphony ticket to Tony. That stormy night proved fatal to Megan. She had an asthma attack while Viki looked after her. Viki bundled the child up and raced to the hospital during a terrible storm. They collided with another car, leaving Viki comatose and Megan dead. Cathy lost her mind, accusing Viki of wanting Megan out of the way. Cathy’s insanity and fallout from Megan’s death would be a major story for the next two years.
Isn’t that coma when they discovered Viki was pregnant with Kevin, prompting Cathy to deteriorate quicker?
@@bigal650 Viki wasn’t pregnant yet. She was keeping the secret that Megan would have eventually died from a congenital heart condition, passed on to her by Joe. On the day Viki was released from the hospital in December, she and Joe slept together, not thinking about the fact that Viki hadn’t been taking birth control pills while comatose, 😂 Jim Craig suggested she take a pregnancy test just in case, and of course Viki had become pregnant from that one night. This all came into play the following September when Kevin was born and a deranged Cathy kidnapped him. Joe found out everything and blamed Viki for keeping the secret from him. She in turn blamed him for sleeping with Cathy and fathering an illegitimate child. This led to them deciding that their marriage was over, and they separated. This is why they’re apart and cold to one another in Larry and Karen’s April 1977 wedding episode.
I think the storylines look pretty good here!
@@m.e.d.7997 Right. Like I wrote, it was at THIS POINT Gordon Russell and Sam Hall changed course with improved stories after the show’s ratings had steadily declined.
I remembered watching it and the Rachel Wilson story with Larry Wolek and Mark Toland and Dorian was riveting in the Fall-Winter 1974-75, I did not watch in the summer or spring of 1975 much with school etc. so there were lapses in viewing.Then you had the Cathy Craig, Joe Riley Viki triangle story with Kathy pregnant in early winter 1975.. I loved the soap around then.. Then in the summer of 1973, Meredith dies, which I felt bad about.. Some say they should not have killed her off. but it did open up some storylines down the road with her gone. I thought the soap was great in the early 70's until the Buchanans came along. I was not a fan or of the show once they arrived. I liked the old 'clans'.
Ah that beautiful theme music by Jack Urbont
Thank you I've never seen this before.
Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
WOW thanks so much.never seen this before!!!!!!!
OMG is that Tom Berenger very young
Sweet! You know how long I've been waiting to see episodes that go this far back? I do hope you plan on posting more from this awesome era.
Exactly me too I found a couple but they're on Audio Only
Dorrie Kavanagh!!
Attractive.
I miss my two most favorite soaps from channel 7 in nyc. All my Children And One Life To Live, I was so upset, I felt heartbroken
I was so angry, I thought how in the world will they be able to replace everyones best tv program, why didn't the viewers agreed
To boycot the new shows coming in their place. Over the years I wonder if they ever regreted it. They killed our soaps, I was left on mourning
The plot lines are hysterical 😂
Always a treat to find a pre 1977 episode of any daytime soap, considering the fact that most if not all 1970-1976 episodes were supposedly erased. I have renewed hope that I will find ‘70s episodes of As The World Turns and Guiding Light. 😊😊
Wow! That kiss! Nowadays the lawyers and press would be involved.
Carla is the only one I recognized...
Oh, Wow!! This really takes me way back!! Thanks so much for Posting. Where on Earth did you get these? And Tom Berenger in OLTL, Wowi!! A long time ago. I'm hoping to See Jackie Zeman on some if them from 1977. Do you have any with her?
@patty1977
I would like to know if George Meyer does requests because I have posted him several posts but he didn't respond.
I love how annoying Eilieen was. Also loved her drug addiction story. I remember Eileen getting her pills from Hubcap.
Any episodes from this era with Dorian and Victor?
"Megan" was Cathy Craig & Joe Riley's daughter...Baby Megan dies while under the care of babysitter, Viki...Great drama from 1975... pre-Buchanan OLTL!
An incredibly good storyline!!
Megan, it seems, was a very popular name on OLTL.
In the later storyline who were Megan's parents?? In LAter years I was not a regular watcher.
@@m.e.d.7997 the "Megan" of the late 80s early 90s: parents were Roger Gordon & Viki Lord (Roger was written in during this same time period and was depicted as an annulled husband to Viki supposedly long before OLTL began)
@@mrob75 TY! It seemed some of the writing got far fetched on these shows sometimes. To me, this is one of them. In the early years of 'One Life' not so much.
Wow thanks I wish Vikings was on this episode
I meant viki
Pat Boone selling Saltines. Go figure.😂
Is the actor tom berenger in the opening scenes with nurses?
Yes that’s him
@@bigal650 I would like to know if I can make requests on George Meyer's channel.
I recognize the lady with the red hair at 1227 as the producer of the soap opera in the movie Tootsie.
I remember this WOW
@georgem171
I would like to know if you have any more episodes of One Life To Live from 1977 with commercials. Can you please let me know via CZcams? Thanks.
can you post episodes from 1971 when Erika took over the role of Viki?
whoah!
WOW
I think the redhead played Dorothy's sister on an episode of the Golden Girls.
Yep Gloria
true her name was Doris Belack. she was an original cast member played Anna from 1968-77. Died in 2012. the same year oltl ended
@@Bob-1973 Thanks for the info
Any chance there’s a clip of Tim’s death? It was spring or summer of 1976
thank you so much you wouldn't have the Clara story would u?
Any 1975 and before of All My Children? Also, Nancy Pinkerton as Dorian?
His channel has both Nancy Pinkerton in one of her very final episodes and Claire Malis in one of her first episodes as Dorian
@@bigal650 I would like to know if you know George Meyer's email address, George takes requests and if I can have yours as well. Can you please post me via CZcams?
great show from sept 1975. would love to see the episode from 9-1-75. the day Tommy Lee Jones character was killed off. Anyone have this????
20:06. Parkay Margarine Commercial with Laughing Latino Man (USA, 1975) [30-Second Version]
A laughing Latino man argues with a square box of margarine because when he opens up the Parkay lid, it says to him “mantequilla” (butter) and he did know it is or was margarine. But when he finally tasted it, he then says “mantequilla” right before the box says “Parkay” in Spanish.
Wow young Brian Phillips played Clara son josh he and Bobbie jacklyn zemmen
Do you have any AMC or GH episodes from the 70s to post?
@GeorgeMeyer
I would like to know if you have episodes of All My Children, One Life To Live and Ryan's Hope from 1977 with commercials; that goes for the $20,000 Pyramid as well.
I thought the red heads' name was EDNA?? It's not the same to watch OLTL on video. What memories, though! Thank you
When I was around 10 or 11, I started watching these shows. I knew all the characters and the actors because I bought magazines about the soaps. I still remember so many of them.
I recognize Anna as one of the recurring judges on "Law & Order" (among other roles). The actress playing Tim's mother looks so familiar, but I can't place her.
I loved seeing this, but it's surprising just how stilted and awkward a lot of the dialogue seems. That moment when Carla talks to Jenny at the hospital desk, Carla has her back turned to the camera! WTF! Couldn't they have blocked that scene better? Carla is also clearly reading off cue cards when she's talking to Anna. And that confrontation between Steve and Cathy is just plain weird. It seems like he's putting this "dippy women's libber" in her place by kissing her. The way the scene plays, it's supposed to be playful, but damn he could get arrested for doing that nowadays!
During the end credits, the announcer mentions "Saturday Night Live with Howard Cosell premieres this Saturday." This was not the SNL created by Lorne Michaels that is still on the air today. It's a different show that was in competition with the NBC series (that likewise debuted during this time period.) Lorne Michaels had to call his show "NBC's Saturday Night" at first because Cosell had already snatched up the rights to the name, but Cosell's version of SNL bombed and the NBC show title was changed. Bill Murray was an ensemble player on Cosell's show during its brief run.
I noticed how awkward that scene was as well. But having read Ellen Holly’s book and seen her interview here on YT, I wonder if this is around the same time that some of the issues she mentioned began to happen.
Tim Siegel's mother is played by the incredible Alice Hirson, who had several memorable roles, one as Stephanie Martin on EON and playing Ellen DeGeneres's mother on ELLEN.
Who's the guy doing the voiceover at the closing credits ?
Sadly the actress who played Cathy, Dorrie Kavanaugh, died in 1983, only 8 years later :(
She also played in one episode as misplaced governess Phylis Wick on Dark shadows
@@jimdavis3435 She also took over for Tova Feldshuh as Martha McKee on Ryan's Hope...this was later 70's post-Cathy Craig...as usual she was excellent in the episodes formerly posted on CZcams. Did episodic TV, TV movies and the acclaimed film Hester Street. Left for Europe to pursue further an operatic career and unfortunately was diagnosed with cancer soon thereafter and passed rather quickly. An all-time favorite luminous actress and what a pleasure to see Dorrie Kavanaugh here, she forever shines brightly.
Instead of resurrecting Irene, they should have had Cathy be the villain to finally get revenge on Viki.
004 Alice Hirson (Ellen's mom)
Steve Burke correct?
Back then Hawaiian punch in a can! Lol
I think it still is I'm pretty sure it is
Does anyone know how Dorrie Kavanaugh died?
Is that Tom Berenger ??
Yep
Tom Berenger!
Was that Tom Berenger?
Any episodes with Sadie?
There’s a few 80s episodes with her on CZcams
Look up One Life to Live 1984 and you’ll find her and Carla together in one of the episodes
As seen this was not a Proctor and Gamble soap.Soft & Dri was a Gillette product
When did they take OLTL off the TV?
January 2012
Wait, isn't that Jan Hoffmeyer at 8:37? 🤣
Good eye - it is Barrie Youngfellow, who played Jan on It’s a Living.
a very young tom berenger
@GeorgeMeyer
I posted you several messages on CZcams asking if I could make requests, but somehow I did not get any answers from you at all. Can you please send me a notification via CZcams?
Now a days at 25:00 when Tony forces a kiss on her that is sexual assault. I don't know about back then.
That scene made me uncomfortable, and I have watched A LOT of "One Life to Live".
It was wrong in 1975, too. To me, 1975 was a darker time than today. Too much was either not taken seriously, unidentified, or unknown.
Just saying.
BTW, I'm a Man who was aged 6 and 7 years, respectively, during 1975.
@@dwsh1 I totally agree it was wrong. I was thinking about these kinds of scenes in soaps in the 60's and 70's and even early 80's where these sexual assaults were basically ignored or seen as just a woman being hit on. I didn't see it but Luke raped Laura on GH around 1980 wasn't it? Were the male writers purposely making these assaults to be nothing so men could be allowed to do these crimes? I wonder now. Or were they projecting society's acceptance of it? I was a 14 year old male in 1975 but I do not remember seeing this scene or any others as I was growing up. I have seen others on youtube in the last few years too that were assault and nothing done about them in there various soap worlds. Dr. Steve Aldrich forcing himself on Karen in the late sixties is another example.
Or Nick forcing himself on his wife Althea Davis on The Doctors in 1969.
@@holden76100 Didn't Althea fight him off and locked Nick out of the bedroom? I've seen the episodes of The Doctors up until around 1973 on youtube thanks to people getting them from retrotv.
@GeorgeMeyer
Please post me a reply via You Tube because when I left you posts regarding requests and email address I never get any responses back.
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