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Regarding Olly, he's supposed to be playing a surgeon on BBC's "Casualty" this season. I don't know how long that is supposed to last though.

The problem with Rachel is Brady and Kristen's idea of discipline amounts to "Hey, Buddy, I'm real disappointed in you right now."

So do I.

Rory O'Malley, who played Lou, is another of Kelsey's former costars. It was a show called "Partners".

Regarding Dragnet Christmas episodes, here's an earlier one : The big .22 rifle for Christmas The newer one was a remake of one that was also done in the 1950's.

Regarding Alex, I think he was still freaking out considering it was about a day later. And he did mention the unkind way he treated Justin.

Justin understands that Alex is a victim and that everything he did was about coming to grips with the idea that he was Victor's son. I think they were both relieved he isn't.

The problem with suing Alex is that he doesn't know he isn't the heir so he isn't part of the deception. TBF, I don't know what kind of legal jeopardy he is in beyond having to pay back the money he spent.

Something happens at that lacrosse camp, and Brady and Teresa think Tate has been injured or worse.

She had a recurring role as Uncle Bill's secretary on "Family Affair. "

He said, "Heigh-ho, I'm Nigel's brother Cedric."

PBS did a documentary called "The Boys of '36" in 2016 so I was familiar with the story. I have the new movie on my watchlist too.

Thank you. I stand corrected. The only thing I remembered about Colin is that he wanted Talia to seduce Chanel.

Melinda was taunting E.J. about Eric and Nicole having an affair when the only reason they had sex was because of what's her name's tainted baked goods that Sloan was responsible for. The Abigail thing will probably turn out to be one of those is she or isn't she deals

This morning, I watched an old Patty Duke movie called "Billie" on MAX. Susan Seaforth Hayes (she was billed as Susan Seaforth) played her older sister.