HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: EFS6ET1@MVS.OAC.UCLA.EDU
Subject: DOOL: NBC/DOOL addresses & phone #s for TPTB: SAVE SSH!
Reply-To: ecz5mxr@mvs.oac.ucla.edu
Date: 21 Jan 93 10:55:00 PST

Since this is SSH's last week on the air, I thought I would post
the NBC/DOOL numbers one more time.  Let's try and make another
all-out effort during her final week!  SAVE SSH!!
THANKS!! 
Razzie
=======================================

NBC-TV
3000 West Alameda Ave.
Burbank  CA  91523

Address mail c/o Days of Our Lives and write to:

James Reilly, Head Writer
Sheri Anderson, Co-Head Writer
Ken Corday, Executive Producer and Owner
Tom Langan, Co-Executive Producer
Becky Greenlaw, Senior Producer
Francesca James, Supervising Producer

Address mail c/o Daytime Programming and write to:

John Miller, Executive Vice President, Daytime Programming
Susan Lee, Vice President, Daytime Programming

To PHONE Susan Lee DIRECTLY, call:  818-840-4225
To PHONE Ken Corday DIRECTLY, call:  818-972-0917 (thanks Banana!)
To PHONE NBC and ask for John Miller, James Reilly, Sheri Anderson
or anyone else, call the NBC switchboard:  818-840-4444
And to FAX DIRECTLY to the DOOL writers/producers:  818-840-4968

You can also write to NBC, New York

John Rohrbeck, President NBC Stations
c/o NBC-TV
30 Rockefeller Plaza
New York  NY  10112
From: levine@parc.xerox.com (Joel Levine)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: Re: AMC: TAN: Protecting our children
Date: 24 Jan 1993 17:01:56 -0600
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu


In article <1993Jan23.163952.5292@cs.cornell.edu>, aleta@cs.cornell.edu 
(Aleta Ricciardi) writes:
>
>In article <1993Jan21.180933.1285@athena.mit.edu>, zaccaria@mtl.mit.edu 
>(Carolyn >Zaccaria) writes:
>|> In article <20JAN199310194076@xenon.arc.nasa.gov> holst@xenon.arc.nasa.gov
>>|>(Laura Holst) writes:
>|> 
>|> >was.  But that's NOT REALLY what he wanted, he had it right
>|> >there in his hand, and DID I WANT TO SEE?  I just kept
>|> >walking, and thank god that anything worse didn't happen.
>|> >I was so embarrassed, I never told anyone!  What the hell
>|> 
>|> Laura I know how you feel too. This happened to me twice as a kid.
>|> When I used to take ballet lessons (maybe I was 11 or so?)
>
>me too, kids.  i was also about 10 or 11, walking alone down the street
>one saturday afternoon.  i told a couple of my friends about it at
>the time, and many of them had had similar experiences.   at the time
>i was so frightened.  now i'm just plain pissed off.
>
>|> CAZ
>
>        aleta

This sort of thing happened to me twice too.  Once, when I was older, 
like 17, on a subway train in NYC.  The train was pretty empty, maybe 
5 men and one other woman, a nurse, besides myself.  The guy was facing 
the door, and turned around and (Wayne's World accent on) "SHWIIIIING".
(WW accent off)  Anyhow, since I was so *experienced*, when I didn't pay
attention to him, he just turned around again.  At which time, I went 
and sat with the nurse.
  
The first one was just like CAZ's experience, when I was like 11 or 12.

*SOME* men will do ANYthing!! 

Another thing on this TAN:  My 3-year-old, Shoshana, gets a lot of this 
*don't talk to strangers* stuff, from us _and_ from the child care center.  
When we went to the doctor's last week for a check up, a little boy and his
sister in the waiting room were sharing a bag of m&m's and the boy offered
Shoshana one.  She hesitated a few seconds, and then said (I know this was 
_real_ hard for her) "No thank you.  We have our own candy at home."  The 
message sinks in!!  She practically had tears in her eyes!

-Debbi J-L

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From: jberetta@lib.uwo.ca (Janet Beretta)
Subject: Re: DOOL: Jennifer and Abigail
Organization: University of Western Ontario, London
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 16:58:42 GMT

In article <1993Jan20.152952.7953@news.eng.convex.com> jgreat@convex.com (J L Greathouse) writes:
>
>
>Is it just me, or does it bother anyone else the way Jennifer holds
>the baby?  I have a little baby girl, too (born last Feb 7, which was
>Hawk's last day on the show!!), and I never hold her the way Jennifer
>holds Abby.
>
>Most Moms (and Dads) hold young kids with the kid's tummy against
>their own, or with the kid's tummy against their side, so that the
>kid's weight is sort of resting on their hip.  Apparently, Jennifer
>has been told to hold Abby so that she is facing away from Jennifer
>and toward the camera.  Looks cute, but it just can't be comfortable
>for Jennifer or the baby.
>
>Has anyone else noticed it?

Yes you're right, it probably is to keep the baby facing the camera.
Although it isn't the *most* comfortable, I found my daughter loved it
because she could see everything. My Rachel, little tyrant that she is
didn't want to miss a thing. Although I didn't hold her around the
waist like Jennifer does. I held her around the hip with her resting
on my hip (I knew I had them for something :-) and with my hand
between her legs. This is only good though until they're about 6 mos. old.


>
>Janet

The Figgy Janet

-- 
*  Janet Beretta                  | " Sometimes I feel like I can't   *
*  University of Western Ontario  |   even sing 		      *
*  Libraries			  |   I'm very scared for this world  *
*  jberetta@lib.uwo.ca            |   I'm very scared for me."  R.E.M.*
From: lf01+@andrew.cmu.edu (Liz Fox)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: Re: GH: Thursday Updates
Date: 26 Jan 93 07:47:55 GMT
Article-I.D.: andrew.8fNLZ=_00WBOM1tF5K
Organization: Office of the Dean - CFA, Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA

On 22-Jan-93 in GH:  Thursday Updates        
user n.j.spera@mrtoad.lahabra writes:
> Since it seems we no longer have a Thursday updater since Sharon had to quit
> I'll volunteer - with the following caviat - I'm off every other Friday - and
> won't be able to post those updates till the next week.  If there is someone
> who would want to share - let me know - otherwise I'll start posting updates
> with next Thursday's episode and since I have next Friday (the 29th) off - 
> it'll show up the first week in Feb.  
> 
>  Here's hoping all Thurdays are like yesterday (and without Bill and Holly)
> 
>  Nancy
Hey Tan...oops - NJ!

If no one else has volunteered to share Thursday update duties with
you...I volunteer to take every other week.  I can't promise to post the
update on Friday (Monday morning is more like it) but if that's ok, I
can start whenever you'd like - let me know, ok?

Liz Fox
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From: jmeranda@oracle.com (John Meranda)
Subject: Re: AMC: ( was Sunshine, my only)
Organization: Oracle Corporation, Redwood Shores, CA  94065
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 13:24:07 GMT
X-Disclaimer: This message was written by an unauthenticated user
              at Oracle Corporation.  The opinions expressed are those
              of the user and not necessarily those of Oracle.

In article <1993Jan21.174711.103@athena.mit.edu> (Carolyn Zaccaria) writes:
>In article <1993Jan21.012122.9253@netcom.com> (Amy Kurtzman) writes:
>>I thought they were getting a bit too much mileage out of that clip
>>too. I'm glad to see that it's driving someone else crazy too!
>
>Count me in too, girls! I am not crazy about any constantly repetive
>clips.
                
Hi CAZ!
  I have to agree with your original posting about how you don't much
like Dixies singing voice.  Even if my mom were an opera star, I would 
hope she'd sing to me *withou* so much "armature"! I don't really 
see how an opera-style voice can be comforting. IMO, it's just too obnoxious!

Reminds me of my [very cool] GreatAunt.  I have 2 nephews and a niece (ages
4 - 10)
who get a kick real kick out of her.  When she sings to them, (much to 
their dismay...but actually I think *they* think it's kinda funny too),
she gets this really dorky look on her face, puts her hands on her 
chest, and she starts singing whatever song  it is in her *worst* and
*loudest* opera voice.
The first time I saw her do that, and saw those kids' eyes roll, I laughed
like hell!!

>CAZ
happy trails!
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From: kayt@deathstar.Stanford.EDU (Kayt Sorhaindo)
Subject: AMC: Spoilers (Langley)
Organization: DSO, Stanford University
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 93 17:10:51 GMT

Hi everyone,

This tidbit is from Star magazine, but from memory, so please forgive the  
vagueness!...





















Phoebe will try to convince Brooke to take Edmund back. Even though he's  
made mistakes, they did and do still love each other, so Brooke should  
give him another chance. By using this argument with Brooke, Phoebe  
realizes that she herself shouldn't have been so hard on Langley. And she  
seeks him out for reconciliation.
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From: lmeydrec@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu (Astrid)
Subject: SB: Louise Sorel
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 03:19:21 GMT


Does anybody know just why Louise Sorel (Augusta) was fired? No one really
explained it at the time, but it was very acrimonious.

Leigh
lmeydrec@ux4.cso.uiuc.edu

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From: mins@cbnewsf.cb.att.com (timothy.j.mizerak)
Subject: Re: DOOL: Christie Clark?
Organization: AT&T
Distribution: na
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 21:08:02 GMT

In article <1k1c2iINNl6e@tamsun.tamu.edu> vir8334@tamsun.tamu.edu (Vince Rhee) writes:
>
>	While watching TV the other night, an ad for Stephen
>	King's new movie, "Children of the Corn II", came
>	on. I didn't pay much attention to it at all -- I am
>	most definitely *NOT* a King fan! -- but as the
>	screen credits flashed on at the end of the ad, I
>	swear I saw the name "Christie Clark" listed.
>
>	Please tell me that this isn't the same Christie Clark
>	of DOOL fame! That would be soooo disappointing...

Well, I saw the same add and caught a few glimpses of the actress
and said "Gosh, that looks JUST LIKE Carrie!"   So, I checked the
credits and sure enough, it IS Carrie.   I'd guess this movie was
shot right before her return to DAYS.   It sure looks like a loser
of a movie.

This reminds me...  No one responded to Vickie's question about Chaplin,
so I'll ask...    Someone out there MUST have seen this movie.   Can
you report what part Deborah Moore had in it and if it is worth seeing?
Thanks.

Tim
[no lyric yet.... coming soon!]
-- 
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  What is it up in the air for?                :   Timothy Mizerak        |
|  It's going to fall if it's there for long.   :   tm@mhnmc.att.com       |
|  It's over, it's over me.             R.E.M.  :                          |
From: daveo@hpcvra.cv.hp.com (Dave Ochs)
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:30:24 GMT
Subject: Re: AMC: Character glut
Organization: Hewlett-Packard Co., Corvallis, OR, USA
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps

>/ hpcvra:rec.arts.tv.soaps / sbookey@ep.ieee.org (Seth Bookey) /  1:16 pm  Jan 21, 1993 /
>I guess the best thing about Joey was that he was such an idiot and a rather
>true to life teenager.  And, it brought out the meddler in Ruth, which I only
>witnessed her doing to Charlie and Joey.  She was goin' nuts that year.

It seems that meddling is Ruths only vice :-) and she hasn't been doing
much of it lately ... maybe she'll start up again when Tad returns.  I
figure Joey should be done with med school about a year from June, and be
back in PV for his residency.

>I thought it was funny but annoying how Joey was gaga over Emily Ann, and when
>he finally got her, was hot for Katie.  Too many Kennicots.
                                         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You said it!  To quote another poster (some time ago) ... "Death to all
Kennicots!"  OK, that may seem extreme, but I've never met a Kennicot that
I liked ... hated that idiot Betsy (?) the most.

Dave Ochs            "I just had this image of you ... you were wearing a
daveo@cv.hp.com       sash and shiny gold buttons ... were you ever in a 
Corvallis, OR         marching band?"          "Amnesia" Erica to Dimitri
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From: ahelmers@umiami.ir.miami.edu
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: Re: AMC: Glo and Adam
Date: 21 Jan 93 21:57:56 EST
Distribution: na
Organization: Univ of Miami IR

In article <C0uuuq.I44@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu>, nbaym@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (Nancy Baym) writes:
> 
> Hey all --
> 
> Ok, this has been bugging me for quite a while now. I know GLoria is
> supposed to have some unfathomable attraction for Adam that she just
> can't help. And I even find it a little bit believable (I would find
> it really believable if she would go back to being evil). But I don't
> understand why what he's doing to Dixie doesn't lessen her attraction
> at all. Doesn't people's behavior have some impact on how you view
> them? It just seems increasingly unrealistic to me that she would still
> find him so alluring rather than starting to see him for the slime he
> is (in the heart as well as in the head). Do you guys think its
> realistic that animal attraction would survive watching him destroy
> your best friend ever in the whole history of the universe? 


Well, no, it doesn't make a lot of rational sense, but I don't think IOAS
applies here either.  Personal note:  the man I was involved with in college
and for awhile after was someone who wasn't evil, but he wasn't Mr. Perfect
either.  But we had this incredible attraction for each other that just was
impossible to ignore!  I mean, we used to argue and snipe at each other but we
absolutely had the best time in bed...I spoke to him years later after we both
had moved on to presumably healthier relationships (although he's divorced--hee
hee) and he also said that we had some kind of physical bond that he never knew
with anyone else.

Whew, now that I've heated up my terminal with these memories :), how does it
relate to Adam and Gloria?  Well, if the idea is that they have that kind of
sexual heat *AND* aren't willing (on her part) to do anything about it, that
could be generating a lot of foggy reasoning.  I also speculate that the
writers are putting Gloria in a real precarious position so that there will be
a lot of drama going on with her.

An aside:  notice that Gloria and Dixie are the newest flavors of the month,
female-character-wise?  Although Erica is always front and center, different
other females on the show seem to be showcased over time.  Remember when it was
Natalie, she just had story after story after story? And Brooke had a run too
there.  I think our Miss Marsh will be banking some healthy paychecks for quite
awhile.

Yo "X-rated memories" Helmers
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From: dmillard@encore.com (Debbie Millard)
Subject: Re: AMC: TAN: Crimes Against Women and Children
Organization: Encore Computer Corporation, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Distribution: na
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:46:40 GMT

In article <1993Jan25.025413.27334@ntmtv> robin@ntmtv.UUCP (Robin Coutellier) writes:
>
>Maybe this is not the right group for this, but the subject is being
>discussed, so I'll join in.  This is a subject that has been on my mind 
>for a long time.  I have a theory that by the time a woman reaches the 
>age of 20, she has probably been the victim of some form of sexual activity 
>without her consent or has been followed in a threatening manner.  She has 
>been:
>
>	- Fondled
>	- Followed
>	- Made the target audience of a male exposing himself and/or
>	  masterbating
>	- Watched while in a state of undress
>	- Raped
>	- Beaten or killed
...
>
>Which of you women has never had anything like this happen to her?

I wish I could say me, but I can't.  Like those of you who have
posted before, I've had my unpleasant experiences, too.  As a matter
of fact, before Robin posted this I had been wondering if *all*
women are abused in some manner.  It certainly seems that way, doesn't
it?  

You know, my father never abused any of us, but I had a very disturbing
conversation with him recently.  We were talking about how our
family is dysfunctional, which he'd never thought of before.  The
family doesn't talk about these things, but that doesn't make them
go away.  Anyway, that brought up all the cases of abuse that have
been in the news in recent years.  Then Dad said something to the
effect, "How many times does something have to happen before it's
considered to be 'normal'?  Maybe this isn't really abnormal."
I was shocked and countered with, "Using that logic, then what
Hitler did was normal because he slaughtered 6 million people.  Does
sheer volume make it ok?"  He conceded, but it made me wonder how many
men out there think like that?  Not many, I hope, and I'm ashamed
that my own father considered it even for a second.

How do the men among us feel about what we've gone through?  Have
your SO's had these experiences?  If you don't know, maybe you
should ask.

Debbie Millard
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From: skgalich@gallua.gallaudet.edu
Subject: Y&R:update for 1/26
Organization: Gallaudet University
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 14:36:23 GMT

Tuesday's show was pretty slow - party at the Chancelor's - Brad was the first
to arrive, displayed very good social graces, enter more guests, Trashley
showed up with "Bladently want to bed you", bad boy Brad immediately took a few
shots at Bladently to Trashley.  Enter Jackie, (without Nookie she wasn't
feeling well [she had just come from Victurd's where she tried to convince him
to go to the party, she is concerned about his self inflicted seclusion] where
they had one of those long meaningful stares), anyway, Jack notices that "Bad
Boy" was looking across the room at Trashley, and of course had to jerk his
chain, something like "what not date????  .... I see your look of contemplation
or is that constipation?" (contemplation may not be the right word but it's
close enough).

Jill beat Mamie up about how much ironing she had to do tomorrow (when Jill 
made her entrance to the great room Mamie did not make a fuss over her (again)
well Jill said don't you have anything to say  Mamie asked what would you like
me to say and Jill rambled on about her Foerester original, the poor ol' sole
had to then say you look nice. Well that really got Jill she tossed something
to Mamie and said these need to be ironed, Mamie said I will send them to the
cleaners in the morning. "they're not dirty the are wrinkled..Mamie told her 
with the size of the house she did not usually do the ironing she sent it out,
Jill told her that was going to change, she would start doing it herself enter
John.  "Why Mr. Abbot don't you look GRAND!"  (Jill is really pissed now!) 
"Why aren't you dressed to go Mamie?"  Jill is now near exploding.  "I'm not
going to the party"  "Yes you are"  "Well if she doesn't want to go" "Jill
Mamie is a part of this family yes she is going"  a smug Mamie goes to get
dressed.)
Of course Nate took a fewshots at Neil, Bladently came to the rescue, by
borrowing Neil to discuss the new layouts - Jill told them not to "talk shop".
Party chatter continued.  The door bell rang and Kay and Sexy Rexy answered it
(isn't that Pester's job?), GUESS WHO?????  
Tracy, ....how wonderful to see you I knew you 
would make it.  I couldn't get a flight.......  fade to grey.  

I think this is pretty much all that happened.  I love when Mamie is able to
get Jill's goat.  



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From: patstew@oz.plymouth.edu (Pat Steward)
Subject: Re: AMC: TAN: more on homosexuality
Organization: Plymouth State College - Plymouth, NH.
Distribution: na
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 93 11:56:13 GMT

In article <C1IC0A.7rz@tsoft.net> casper@tsoft.net (Johanne Kaminski) writes:
>
>There are famous women who are open about being gay.
[examples deleted]

>I hope this will help settle some questions.  I am sure there are more
>than just three famous gay women who are open about their preference.

Melissa Etheridge came out just recently.  I'm pretty sure Toni
Morrison is out, too.
-- 
Patricia Martin Steward                      patstew@oz.plymouth.edu
I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is;
I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express senti-
ments that differentiate me from a doormat.       Rebecca West, 1913
From: ilene@spss.com (Ilene France)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.tv.soaps
Subject: Re: AMC: Character glut
Date: 25 Jan 93 22:40:19 GMT
Organization: SPSS Inc.

In article <231850013@hpcvra.cv.hp.com> daveo@hpcvra.cv.hp.com (Dave Ochs) writes:
>>/ hpcvra:rec.arts.tv.soaps / ilene@spss.com (Ilene France) / 10:14 am  Jan 22, 1993 /
>>In article <231850009@hpcvra.cv.hp.com> daveo@hpcvra.cv.hp.com (Dave Ochs) writes:
>>                              ~~~~~
>>  Wow, this is a blast from the past.  Betsy Kennicott was on
>>  in my early days of AMC watching.  Now that you've reminded me
>>  of her, I can't remember much about her.  Wasn't she involved
>>  in a love triangle of some sort?  (That's not saying much.  All
>
>There may have been a triangle, but I don't hardly remember that.  What
>I remember is that she was totally gaga over Rick Kincaid (?).  She was
>also a virgin.  Can you guess the rest of the story?   :-)
>
>Anyway, she thought Rick felt the same way as her, but after a bit of
>bop-city at some cabin in the woods [as I remember it] he dumped her and
>she left town not long after.  I remember it clearly, because he seemed
>like a nice guy until they were involved ... we as viewers didn't even
>know he was a rat.  In retrospect, I suspect it was another case of
>the writers forcing a radical personality shift to fit the story.
>
>>  --Ilene
>
>Dave Ochs            "I just had this image of you ... you were wearing a
>daveo@cv.hp.com       sash and shiny gold buttons ... were you ever in a 
>Corvallis, OR         marching band?"          "Amnesia" Erica to Dimitri


  Thank you, Dave, and Amanda Marlowe, too, for refreshing my
  memory on this.  It was driving me crazy to not remember
  this story!

  --Ilene
    ilene@spss.com
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From: aleta@cs.cornell.edu (Aleta Ricciardi)
Subject: Re: AMC: Haggis (was Upda
Organization: Cornell University, CS Dept., Ithaca, NY
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 17:04:32 GMT

In article <20JAN199307480373@xenon.arc.nasa.gov>, holst@xenon.arc.nasa.gov (Laura Holst) writes:
 
|> Yeah, supposedly, it's a Mexican tradition to make tamales
|> on Xmas eve...  I wonder if Jesus EVER ate tomales?

you know, tad always did like tamales... 

	aleta
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From: lperkins@saims.skidmore.edu (linda perkins)
Subject: Re: DOOL: do the big boys know?
Organization: Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs NY
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 14:04:26 GMT

Nelson,
   Dynamic is fantastic.  But there is a difference between dynamic
and overbearing.  A lot of men (I'm sure you're not one of them) don't
know the difference between the two.  I've spent my life (46 years)
fighting to prove I have the same brain power as my male earth
co-inhabitors.  It's not always easy.
   Static?  Naaaah!  No spark - No brain.
                                         Lindap

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