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Martyn Ford

**Martyn Ford** is an actor who portrays Nicolas Perbal on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Ford has acted in the films *Kingsman: The Golden Circle*, *Accident Man*, *Viking Destiny*, *Redcon-1*, *Final Score*, *The Marine 6: Close Quarters*, *Kill Ben Lyk*, *Robin Hood: The Rebellion*, *Max Cloud*, and *F9: The Fast Saga*.

## *The Nevers*

Ford portrays Nicolas "Odium" Perbal in the following episodes:

* "Touched"
* "Ignition"
* "Hanged"

## External links

* Martyn Ford on IMDb
* Martyn Ford on Twitter
* Martyn Ford on Instagram
Eleanor Tomlinson

Eleanor Tomlinson in 2019.

**Eleanor Tomlinson** is an actress who portrays Mary Brighton on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Tomlinson is best known for her roles as Princess Isabelle in the fantasy adventure film *Jack the Giant Slayer*, Isabel Neville in the historical period drama miniseries *The White Queen*, Demelza Poldark in the historical period drama series *Poldark*, and Georgie Raoul-Duval in the biographical drama film *Colette*.

## *The Nevers*

Tomlinson portrays Mary Brighton in the episodes "Touched," "Exposure," and "Ignition."

She also participates in the featurettes "Introducing *The Nevers*," "A New Age of Power," "Character Portrait: Mary Brighton," and "Creating *The Nevers*: A Night at the Opera."

## External links

* Eleanor Tomlinson on Wikipedia
* Eleanor Tomlinson on IMDb
* Eleanor Tomlinson on Instagram
Zackary Momoh

Zackary Momoh in 2019.

**Zackary Momoh** is an actor who portrays Horatio Cousens on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Momoh is best known for his roles in the films *A United Kingdom*, *Harriet*, and *Doctor Sleep*, and the series *Seven Seconds*.

## *The Nevers*

Momoh portrays Dr. Horatio Cousens in all the six episodes of the first part of season 1.

He also participates in the featurettes "Introducing *The Nevers*" and "A New Age of Power."

## External links

* Zackary Momoh on Wikipedia
* Zackary Momoh on IMDb
Ben Chaplin

**Ben Chaplin** is an actor who portrays Detective Frank Mundi on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Chaplin had small roles in films such as *The Remains of the Day* and *Feast of July*, being critically praised for his role on stage in *The Glass Menagerie*. In 1995, he played Matthew Malone in the first series of sitcom *Game On*. He went on to be cast in larger film productions such as *The Truth About Cats and Dogs*, *Chromophobia*, and *Two Weeks*. He also had supporting roles in the films *Water Horse: Legend of the Deep*, *Dorian Gray*, and *Cinderella*.

Chaplin received a Tony Award nomination for his role in the play *The Retreat from Moscow*.

## *The Nevers*

Chaplin portrays Frenk Mundi in the following episodes:

* "Touched"
* "Exposure"
* "Ignition"
* "Undertaking"
* "Hanged"

He also participates in the featurettes "A New Age of Power," "Character Portrait: Detective Frank Mundi," and "Creating *The Nevers*: Shock and Awe."

## External links

* Ben Chaplin on Wikipedia
* Ben Chaplin on IMDb
Anton Cunningham

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Brian Wheatley

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • 2008 • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Southwark & Vauxhall Water Works

**Southwark & Vauxhall Water Works** is a industrial steam engine and water works in London. Maladie and her gang uses the place as a hideout when they capture Mary Brighton.

## Behind the scenes

* The filming of Southwark & Vauxhall took place in the Kempton Park Steam Engines museum.

## References

1. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Exposure". HBO, April 18, 2021.
Alright, Okay, You Win

"**Alright, Okay, You Win**" is the tenth episode of season 1 of *The Nevers* television series. Written by Harrison David Rivers and directed by Nina Lopez-Corrado, it premiered on February 15, 2023, on Tubi.

## Cast

### Main cast

* Laura Donnelly as Amalia True
* Ann Skelly as Penance Adair
* Olivia Williams as Lavinia Bidlow
* James Norton as Hugo Swann
* Tom Riley as Augustus Bidlow
* Pip Torrens as Gilbert Massen
* Denis O'Hare as Edmund Hague
* Rochelle Neil as Annie Carbey
* Amy Manson as Maladie
* Zackary Momoh as Horatio Cousens
* Nick Frost as Declan Orrun
* Vinnie Heaven as Nimble Jack
* Ella Smith as Désirée Blodgett
* Viola Prettejohn as Myrtle Haplisch
* Anna Devlin as Primrose Chattoway
* Kiran Sonia Sawar as Harriet Kaur
* Ben Chaplin as Frank Mundi

### Supporting cast

* Claudia Black as Stripe
* Ruth Sheen as Mrs. Beechum
* Frances Tomelty as Phoenicia Elisabeth Hague
* Mofetoluwa Akande as Katherine Cousens
* Brett Curtis as George
* Pui Fan Lee as Su Ping Lim
* Karl Davies as Lester
* India Fowler as Lillie Massen
* James Daffern as Rob
* George Russo as Simon
* Freddie Annobil-Dodoo as Jasper
* Emma Tracey as Bessie
* Hermione Gulliford as Beatrice
* Issy van Randwyck as Cora
* Renu Brindle as Vasanti
* D'Angelou Osei as Isaiah Cousens
* Colin Adrian as Stanley
* Jon Birkbeck as Cafe Employee
* Angus Brown as Fingerless Man
* Mark Hawkins as Bidlow Servant
* Eliza Glock as Mabel
* Deborah Moore as High Society Woman
* Fern-Louise Sutton as Maladie Look-Alike
* Jack Wheatley as Nigel Blodgett
* Honey Gabriel as Crowd Member
* Christopher Whitlow as Crowd Member
* Caridad Angus as Crowd Member
Eric Hollister

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • 1980 • 1981 • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Broughton

**Broughton** is a lord and member of the Prime Minister's council.

## Biography

In 1899, the council has a meeting to decide the Prime Minister's public position on the Touched. Lord Broughton points out that there are hundreds of those with unique, inexplicable "afflictions," and Lavinia Bidlow has made a cause of them.

The council is in disagreement regarding Maladie's public execution, with Prince Albrecht arguing that such a matter should be handled privately. However, Lord Massen insists that the hanging proceed and ensures that precautions will be taken to minimize the risk of a potential attack by the Touched. Broughton later attends Maladie's execution, in which Clara Stowe, disguised as Maladie, kills herself after a group of Touched attempted to rescue her.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched." HBO, April 11, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Hanged." HBO, May 9, 2021.
Lester

**Lester** was the husband of Sarah, the serial killer known as Maladie.

## Biography

Lester committed Sarah to Strohman's Asylum on the Monday of August 3, 1896. He waited for her by the asylum's car as she left home, when they witnessed the Galanthi flying over London, but he forgot it as soon as the object disappeared. The man then watched as his wife questioned about it and resisted entering the car.

Sarah received a letter from Lester saying that she could return home in just a few weeks and that the light in the sky had been probably a German balloon. Sarah commented with Zephyr Navine that she missed his cooking.

## Behind the scenes

* He is portrayed by Karl Davies and exceptionally by Deano Mitchison in the episode "Touched."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "True." HBO, May 16, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Touched." HBO, April 11, 2021.
Alderton Musgrove

**Alderton Musgrove** is an acquaintance of Hugo Swann whose niece is one of the Touched.

## Biography

According to Hugo Swann, Musgrove is apoplectic about his niece's turn. Hugo comments with Augustus Bidlow about her case, but he adds he isn't supposed to tell.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched". HBO, April 11, 2021.
Alderton Musgrove's niece

The niece of Alderton Musgrove is one of the Touched whose turn allows her to float.

## Biography

According to Hugo Swann, the niece floats about an inch from the ground and can't move anywhere unless she's towed. Hugo comments with Augustus Bidlow about this case, but he adds he isn't supposed to tell because Musgrove is apoplectic.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched". HBO, April 11, 2021.
August 19, 2003

## #12075

Episode **#12075** of *As The World Turns* aired on Tuesday August 19, 2003.

## Recap

Mike wakes to find Katie tied up. She explains how she came to be in the cellar. He reveals that Simon is alive. Katie is alarmed she'll be used as bait to trap Simon. She realizes she has put them all in danger and cries while Mike holds her. Mike pledges to find Simon. Paul comes to visit Will, much to Barbara's shock and dismay. Paul wants to stay and watch DVDs and hang out with Will. Barbara has no choice but to give in. Barbara sends Will off while she and Paul argue over her treatment of Will. Unseen, Will overhears Paul and Barbara bicker. He steps out of hiding, defends Barbara, and demands that Paul apologize or leave. Stunned, Paul goes. At Java, Jennifer sees the plans for the new club and tells Dusty he needs her more than he knows. She insists he needs to revamp his ideas. The duo share a few sexually charged moments, realizing they have some chemistry. To cover the fact the room is in total disarray, Alison, thinking fast, rips Chris's shirt and pretends they were in the middle of something. Later, Susan informs Alison she and Rick are going away on a honeymoon together. Alison is alarmed. Rick realizes his key is missing and postpones the trip. Marshall demands Bonnie unhand "his daughter." Bonnie admits this is the truth, but Sarah is encouraged when Bonnie promises to fight for her. Troy puts a stop to the emotional situation, and takes Sarah away to go to sleep. Bonnie warns that she won't let Marshall ruin Sarah's life. Jessica sends Bonnie home. When alone, Isaac assures Bonnie he is still willing to marry her and fight for Sarah. Meanwhile, an angry Marshall tells Jessica that he guesses she got her revenge after all.

## Cast

Christopher Michael Bauer as Troy Spencer
Bailey Chase as Christopher Hughes
Mark Collier as Mike Kasnoff
Terri Colombino as Katie Frasier
Jessica Dunphy as Alison Stewart
Jennifer Ferrin as Jennifer Munson
Brett Groneman as Will Munson
Napiera Danielle Groves as Bonnie McKechnie
Joanna Hartshorne as Sarah Smith
Roger Howarth as Paul Ryan
John James as Rick Decker
Marie Masters as Susan Stewart
Grayson McCouch as Dusty Donovan
Lamman Rucker as Marshall Travers
Paul Taylor as Isaac Jenkins
Tamara Tunie as Jessica Griffin
Colleen Zenk Pinter as Barbara Ryan
Phoenicia Hague

**Phoenicia Elizabeth Hague** was the late mother of Edmund Hague.

## Biography

After Phoenicia's death, Dr. Hague developed a thesis that voices of the dead could be heard through the new London telephone network. Despite his failures that cost his membership at Her Majesty Royal Medical Society, he received a call with his mother's voice on August 3, 1896.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "It's a Good Day." Tubi, February 14, 2023.
Season 1, Part 1

***Season 1, Part 1*** is a home video release of the first six episodes of the first season of *The Nevers*, available in DVD and Blu-ray. It was originally released on October 5, 2021 by HBO and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.

## Contents

### Episodes

1. "Touched"
2. "Exposure"
3. "Ignition"
4. "Undertaking"
5. "Hanged"
6. "True"

### Bonus

* "A Touch of Power: The Themes Behind *The Nevers*" (exclusive)
* "Accustomed to the Impossible: The Making of *The Nevers*" (exclusive)
* "Introducing *The Nevers*"
* "A New Age of Power"
* "Character Portrait: Amalia True"
* "Character Portrait: Penance Adair"
* "Character Portrait: Mary Brighton"
* "Character Portrait: Annie Bonfire"
* "Creating *The Nevers*: A Night at the Opera"
* "Character Portrait: Detective Frank Mundi"
* "Character Portrait: Augie Bidlow & Hugo Swann"
* "Creating *The Nevers*: Confrontation and Translation"
* "Creating *The Nevers*: Shock and Awe"
* "Creating *The Nevers*: Telling Time"
* "The Craft: Editor, Lisa Lassek"
* "The Craft: VFX Supervisor, Johnny Han"
* "The Craft: Director, Zetna Fuentes"

## Editions

DVD releaseBlu-ray releaseDVD in FranceDVD in Poland
## References

1. ↑ "'The Nevers': Season 1, Part 1 Arrives On Blu-Ray and DVD October 5". *Nerds and Beyond*, July 21, 2021.
Bernadette Caulfield

**Bernadette Caulfield** is executive producer on *The Nevers* television series.

## Biography

Caulfield began her career working on a number of television series including Steven Bochco's *Brooklyn South* and *Philly*; Michael Mann's *Robbery Homicide Division*; and Ridley Scott's and Tony Scott's *The Good Wife*. She worked on the supernatural drama series *The X-Files* and the HBO drama series *Big Love* and *Game of Thrones*. She was nominated for the Emmy Award for outstanding drama series for her work on *Big Love*, and won two Emmys for her work on *Game of Thrones*.

## External links

* Bernadette Caulfield on Wikipedia
* Bernadette Caulfield on IMDb
Anna Devlin

**Anna Devlin** is an actress who portrays Primrose Chattoway on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Devlin is known for her roles in the series *12 Monkeys* and *Hanna*, and the film *All the Money in the World*.

## *The Nevers*

Devlin portrays Primrose Chattoway in the following episodes:

* "Touched"
* "Exposure"
* "Ignition"
* "Undertaking"
* "Hanged"

She also participates in the featurette "Creating *The Nevers*: Confrontation and Translation."

## External links

* Anna Devlin on IMDb
* Anna Devlin on Instagram
Denis O'Hare

Denis O'Hare in 2019.

**Denis O'Hare** is an actor who portrays Edmund Hague on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

O'Hare is noted for his award-winning performances in the plays *Take Me Out* and *Sweet Charity*, as well as portraying vampire king Russell Edgington on HBO's fantasy series *True Blood*. He is also known for his supporting roles in such films as *Charlie Wilson's War*, *Milk*, *Changeling*, and *Dallas Buyers Club*.

In 2011, he starred as Larry Harvey in the first season of the FX anthology series *American Horror Story*, for which he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie in 2012. He returned to the show in 2013, playing Spalding in the season *Coven* and once more as Stanley in *Freak Show*, the latter for which he earned a second Primetime Emmy Award nomination. O'Hare also received critical acclaim for his performance in *Hotel* as Liz Taylor.

## *The Nevers*

O'Hare portrays Dr. Edmund Hague in the episodes "Touched," "Exposure," "Hanged," and "True."

He also participates in the featurettes "Confrontation and Translation" and "Creating *The Nevers*: Telling Time."

## External links

* Denis O'Hare on Wikipedia
* Denis O'Hare on IMDb
* Denis O'Hare on Twitter
* Denis O'Hare on Instagram
Violet

**Violet** is a resident of St. Romaulda's Orphanage for the Touched.

## Biography

Violet is one of the new residents that arrived at the Orphanage following Mary Brighton's song being amplified through the city.

Violet sides with Penance Adair in her plan to save Maladie from public hanging. She stays in the carriage with George, who is charged with pulling a lever two minutes after a signal from Penance.

The plan goes wrong when Maladie, in reality Clara Stowe, jumps to her death anyway and part of the audience dies electrocuted. When the group return to the Orphanage, they find that Amalia's mission was about as unsuccessful as their own.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Nevers* — "Hanged". HBO, May 9, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Ignition". HBO, April 25, 2021.
Bettina

**Bettina** is a princess suspected to be one of the Touched.

## Biography

During a council discussion of Maladie's public execution, Prince Albrecht goes against his colleagues and opines against it. The council then questions Albrecht's sympathies towards the afflicted and why Princess Bettina was bundled off to Zurich in the dead of night. Prince Albrecht, though, claims that she has lumbago.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Hanged". HBO, May 9, 2021.
Cynthia Haines

### Years

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Winemar Kroos

**Winemar Kroos** was a Touched man whose turn allowed him to generate bullets from his right arm.

## Biography

Kroos accompanies Maladie and Bonfire during their attack at the opera. He fires into the crowd under Maladie's command, shooting Dr. Beldon and his wife, among others. As the audience scatters, Mary Brighton begins to sing and her voice garners the attention of all of the Touched present, including Kroos.

Maladie captures Mary and scurries out the back of the stage with Bonfire, while Kroos stays behind. Amalia True fights him and detaches the weapon from his arm. He's taken by the police.

Kroos is soon freed from his cell. He gets his weapon back and uses it against Mary, shooting her repeatedly, killing her when she sings in Candlemas Park. Kroos's bullets don't hit anyone else except Frank Mundi in the shoulder. The detective shoots back and hits Kroos in the right eye.

With Kroos dead, Amalia, Annie, Penance Adair investigate some of the suspects for freeing Kroos and ordering him to murder Mary. Detectve Mundi kept a picture of Kroos pinned in the police board on Maladie.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Ignition." HBO, April 25, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched." HBO, April 11, 2021.
3. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Exposure." HBO, April 18, 2021.
4. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Undertaking." HBO, May 2, 2021.
5. ↑ *The Nevers* — "It's a Good Day." Tubi, February 14, 2023.
Mrs. Haplisch

**Mrs. Haplisch** is Mr. Haplisch's wife, with whom she has four children, including Myrtle Haplisch.

## Biography

In 1899, Mr. and Mrs. Haplisch receive Amalia True and Penance Adair in their home, sent by the reverend, to see the case of their oldest daughter being one of the Touched.

Mrs. Haplisch suspects Satanic influence as an explanation for Myrtle speaking in unknown languages. When Amalia recognizes these languages as Chinese, Russian, and Turkish, Mrs. Haplisch suspects that Myrtle may have learned Chinese from the acrobats she saw in the park.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Nevers* — "Touched". HBO, April 11, 2021.
Tunnel foreman

An unidentified man works as a foreman in the construction of underground tunnels.

## Biography

In 1899, Inspector Frank Mundi questions him in the investigation of the death of an unidentified woman found in the construction. Although, Mundi notices the crime scene was altered to protect the killer and frame Maladie instead, so he forcefully demands the truth from the foreman.

Mundi eventually discovers that the foreman was telling the truth and Maladie had intentionally misspelled her bloody message to hide the assassination of Effie Boyle.

## Behind the scenes

* He is portrayed by Jay Simpson.
* Unnamed in the series, he is credited as "Tunnel Foreman."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched". HBO, April 11, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Hanged". HBO, May 9, 2021.
Nigel Blodgett

**Nigel Blodgett** is the six year old son of Désirée Blodgett and a resident of St. Romaulda's Orphanage.

## Biography

Nigel and his mother seek refuge of the Orphanage for the Touched once she discovers one of her clients plans to kill her. Due to Désirée's turn, Amalia True is induced to reveal some of her secrets in their presence, but Désirée assures that Amalia can trust them and Nigel never speaks.

They are at the Candlemas Park during the debut of Penance Adair's brightener to amplify Mary Brighton's song through the city. Although Nigel witnesses Mary's assassination and he attends her funeral, Désirée affirms that he doesn't really understand what's going on.

## References

1. ↑ Denise Petski, "'The Nevers': Joss Whedon's HBO Sci-Fi Drama Series Adds 6 To Cast." *Deadline*, August 15, 2019.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Nevers* — "Exposure." HBO, April 18, 2021.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Nevers* — "Ignition." HBO, April 25, 2021.
4. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Undertaking." HBO, May 2, 2021.
Nicolas Perbal

**Nicolas "Odium" Perbal** is one of Declan Orrun's henchmen and a Touched man whose turn allows him to walk on water.

## Biography

One evening, Declan Orrun intercepts Amalia True and Penance Adair's carriage and enters it to talk to them. He tells Odium, who stands by the window, to give them some room. Declan introduces Odium as his new henchman and tells them to excuse his smell, explaining: "you can't get that man into a bath," in reference to his inability to enter the water.

Some time later, as punishment for failing a task, Declan has Odium restraining one of his henchmen as he slices away at his Beggar King brand from the man's flesh.

Later that day, Odium strikes Amalia's carriage is struck with enough force to thrown her into the river below a bridge. He charges towards her, walking on the water. She tries to swim away but is forced to come up for air, during which time Odium strikes her. He then proceeds to attack Amalia from above with a thick hooked metal chain. Amalia jumps on him and uses the chain to strangle Odium, holding him from underwater. She leaves as Odium lays unconscious over the water.

According to Amalia's research, Odium is likely convalescing at his grandmother's attic. After the death of Mary Brighton, Annie Carbey goes to investigate the possible involvement of Odium and the Beggar King. Nimble Jack convinces her to let Odium live because, as one of Beggar King's few decent help, he knows nothing and is "necessary to keep the peace" and "appearances."

Days later, Odium discovers that the orders to kill Amalia didn't came from the Beggar King, but from Lord Gilbert Massen.

## Behind the scenes

* He is portrayed by Martyn Ford.
* His official description introduces: "The quintessential henchman. He looks as unpleasant as he smells — a side-effect of his rather surprising 'turn'. Will do any kind of work for anybody's money."
* Odium represents the Strength in *The Nevers* Tarot, a card associated with courage, bravery, and confidence.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Nevers* — "Touched." HBO, April 11, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 *The Nevers* — "Ignition." HBO, April 25, 2021.
3. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Undertaking." HBO, May 2, 2021.
4. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Hanged." HBO, May 9, 2021.
5. ↑ Denise Petski, "'The Nevers': Joss Whedon's HBO Sci-Fi Drama Series Adds 6 To Cast." *Deadline*, August 15, 2019.
6. ↑ "Strength." *The Tarot Guide*. Retrieved on October 2, 2022.
FreeLife

A graffiti with FreeLife propaganda.

**FreeLife** is a military organization seemingly based on the idea that the Galanthi aliens should leave the planet. The FreeLife is opposed to the Planetary Defense Coalition (PDC), the organization in favor to the Galanthi's help. They warned their enemy with the religious message: "Give up your name. Give up your blasphemous fight and join the FreeLife Army. We are marauders. We are God's men."

## History

The FreeLife had bombed every site and killed nineteen Galanthi. In the last Galanthi project station, the FreeLife killed the scientists in order to torture the remaining alien. A PDC pride went to the place and fought the marauders guarding it. With Stripe's help, the pride killed them and took Major Greenbone captive. Although, he called for a full incursion of the FreeLife the moment they met resistance, while the PDC team did the same. This meant that there'd be a full engagement with nuclear bombs on the site, and no one would survive it. Major Greenbone then suggested that killing the Galanthi and close the portal would tell the world the war was over, saving many lives, including theirs.

The Major convinced one of the Boots to help him escape. Freed, he killed the younger Boot, shot Byner, and had Crescent at gunpoint. Major told them that the only way for them to live was to get rid of the Galanthi. Byner then revealed that the Galanthi was already leaving, not bringing reinforcements; the rift was stable because it went the other way. Major did not believe them. Stripe shot him, and Command held him at gunpoint. Knitter begged the Galanthi to not leave them, and Byner said that it got enough power to get up to the portal. The traitorous Boot then shot Knitter, so Stripe shot him. With Knitter's death, Stripe drank two cans of hazardous waste. In her final moments, the Galanthi passed through her and flew away.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Nevers* — "True". HBO, May 16, 2021.
Derek Mason

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • 1988 • 1989 • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Ann Skelly

Ann Skelly in 2018.

**Ann Skelly** is an actress who portrays Penance Adair on *The Nevers* television series.

## Career

Skelly has appeared in the series *Rebellion*, *Playground*, *Red Rock*, *Little Women*, *Death and Nightingales*, and *Vikings*, as well as the films *Kissing Candice* and *Rose Plays Julie*.

In 2018, she was nominated for an Irish Film and Television Award for best actress for *Kissing Candice*.

## *The Nevers*

Skelly portrays Penance Adair in all the six episodes of the first part of season 1.

She also participates in the featurettes "Introducing *The Nevers*," "A New Age of Power," "Character Portrait: Penance Adair," "A Night at the Opera," and "Shock and Awe."

## External links

* Ann Skelly on Wikipedia
* Ann Skelly on IMDb
* Ann Skelly on Instagram
Don Florio's Opera Company

A production of Faust.

**Don Florio's Opera Company** is a theater company in London.

## History

During their production of the opera *Faust* in 1899, the theater suffers an attack of Maladie, who emerges on stage displaying the murdered "Devil." She is accompanied by Annie Carbey, threatening to burn the theater with her fire powers, and Winemar Kroos, who shoots into the audience with a gun attached to his arm.

They are stunned by one of the actresses on stage, Mary Brighton, who reveals her power with a hopeful singing that connects with other Touched in the theater. Maladie then captures her, despite Amalia's chase in attempt to rescue Mary.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Nevers* — "Touched". HBO, April 11, 2021.
Charmane L'Amour

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • 1983 • 1984 • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Barbara Ryan

## General

### Full Name

Barbara Ryan Stenbeck St. Clair Munson Munson Dixon Munson Montgomery Stenbeck Coleman

## Work

### Affiliations

Fashions, Ltd.
Simply Barbara
Barbara Ryan Originals

## Family

### Parents

Chuck Ryan
Jennifer Sullivan

### Siblings

Rick Ryan
Melinda Grey
Frannie Hughes

### Spouses

James Stenbeck *(divorced)*
Gunnar St. Clair *(deceased)*
Hal Munson *(divorced)*
Hal Munson *(divorced)*
John Dixon *(divorced)*
Hal Munson *(divorced)*
Craig Montgomery *(divorced)*
James Stenbeck *(divorced)*
Henry Coleman

### Children

Paul Ryan
Jennifer Munson
Will Munson
Johnny Dixon

## Series

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1974 • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • 1978 • 1979 • 1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • 1985 • 1986 • 1987 • 1988 • 1989 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1993 • 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 1997 • 1998 • 1999 • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • 2006 • 2007 • 2008 • 2009 • 2010

### Portrayed By

Judi Rolin
Donna Wandrey
Barbara Stanger
Colleen Zenk
December 12, 2008

## #13415

Episode **#13415** of *As The World Turns* aired on Friday December 12, 2008.

## Recap

Jack and Janet get married at Lily’s house. Carly brings Sage but then can’t bring herself to go in and runs off. Lily goes after her and makes her come back for the children’s sake. Craig shows up looking for Meg and Paul goes after him. They fight and Brad and Jack pull them apart. Meg takes Paul home so the wedding can go on. Carly has a moment with Jack then slips out and goes to the Lakeview. Craig finds her there and joins her. Paul begs Meg to take him back and promises he’ll go to therapy. Meg tells him it’s over and makes him leave. Brad tries to talk to Katie about Craig but she refuses. He gets suspicious that she keeps cutting him off every time Craig’s name comes up.

## Cast

Noelle Beck as Lily Snyder
Terri Colombino as Katie Snyder
Allie Gorenc as Sage Snyder
Roger Howarth as Paul Ryan
Jon Lindstrom as Craig Montgomery
Michael Park as Jack Snyder
Austin Peck as Brad Snyder
Julie Pinson as Janet Snyder
Maura West as Carly Tenney
Marie Wilson as Meg Snyder
Old woman

A woman acted as the frontwoman in a scheme to collect vulnerable Touched people at 12 Linkers Lane.

## Biography

This woman had a Touched daughter whose turn was transforming any liquid into pure water. This included being able to turn wine into water and purifying a water pump that was making people ill. This woman considered such ability unnatural and a burden to her, so she drowned her pregnant daughter in a hot bathtub, remarking that she could see everything as her daughter's turn made the water crytal clear.

In 1899, the woman lives in an address falsely listed in fliers as St. Romaulda's Orphanage. One day, Elisabetta Cassini is exposed as one of the Touched and searches for this house for protection. Elisabetta reaches the house at 12 Linkers Lane and the old woman invites her in, but once inside two masked men capture her.

It eventually reaches Amalia True that her face is used in fliers, so she and Lucy Best go to the address listed. They break down the door, knock out the older woman, and kill the only masked man present. Amalia then discovers a logbook on the table detailing all the Touched that they've abducted, so she instructs Lucy to take the man and the older woman back to the Orphanage while she takes the logbook to Lavinia Bidlow.

The older woman awakens tied to a chair in the Orphanage. Lucy scares her then proceeds to interrogate her with help from Désirée Blodgett's turn of confession inducement, while others Touched watch. They learn that she works for a well-spoken, tall man with a fur coat, but she doesn't have a name to offer. She guesses that they chose her to act as their frontwoman after hearing about her story. Désirée asks what do they do to the girls, but the woman goes on to describe the story of how she killed her daughter. In a fit of rage, Lucy removes her gloves and charges towards the woman, but Mary Brighton and Penance Adair restrain her. The woman begins calling them abominations, so Harriet Kaur uses the electroshock umbrella to knock her out.

## Behind the scenes

* She is portrayed by Alison Pargeter.
* Unidentified in the series, her appearances are credited as "Kindly Old Woman."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The Nevers* — "Ignition". HBO, April 25, 2021.
2. ↑ *The Nevers* — "Exposure". HBO, April 18, 2021.
Carl Wilson

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • 1966 • 1967 • 1968 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Bruce Dreyfuss

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • 1989 • 1990 • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
April 29, 2003

## #11995

Episode **#11995** of *As The World Turns* aired on Tuesday April 29, 2003.

## Recap

Ben tries to convince Bonnie that Jessica wants her to lie to the police, but Bonnie insists on talking with Jessica first. Meanwhile, Jessica has taken a turn for the worse. Margo is convinced Bonnie will tell the truth and leaves with Evelyn. Isaac squares off with Marshall and orders him to leave town. Meanwhile, a groggy Jessica urges her daughter to lie to the police. Ben agrees and Bonnie goes to the police station and with much regret, lies to Margo and Evelyn. Later, Bonnie breaks down to Isaac that she’s gotten away with near murder and it’s killing her. Rose is worried that Paul won’t forgive her. Emily comforts Rose and encourages her to come clean with Paul. Rose thinks it is too late and reveals that Barbara has told him of an eyewitness. The two women believe it’s Henry but feel that ultimately no one will believe him. Paul challenges Dusty about the false alibi. Dusty tries to get out of it but Paul is not having it. Paul then confronts Rose, who admits the truth. Rose accuses Paul of not being supportive and orders him to choose, her or Barbara. Molly alludes to John that Dusty isn’t who he is pretending to be. Later, alone with Molly, Dusty says that she is talking too much. Molly thinks Dusty is threatening her. Dusty smoothly claims that he was afraid their business arrangement would cloud their relationship and she reminds him that they are over. Dusty tries to seduce her but Molly declares that she wants her money back or she’ll tell everyone who he really is. Susan is thrilled that Rick is applying for a job at Memorial so he can stay in Oakdale. Susan introduces him to Nancy and Kim, who think he’s charming. Susan invites Emily and Hal to dinner and Emily is surprised at how young, handsome, and crazy about Susan he is.

## Cast

Larry Bryggman as John Dixon
Martha Byrne as Rose D'Angelo
Ellen Dolan as Margo Hughes
Napiera Danielle Groves as Bonnie McKechnie
Don Hastings as Bob Hughes
Ayo Haynes as Evelyn Hart
Kathryn Hays as Kim Hughes
Benjamin Hendrickson as Hal Munson
Scott Holroyd as Paul Ryan
John James as Rick Decker
Lesli Kay as Molly McKinnon
Marie Masters as Susan Stewart
Grayson McCouch as Dusty Donovan
Kelley Menighan Hensley as Emily Munson
Peter Parros as Ben Harris
Lamman Rucker as Marshall Travers
Paul Taylor as Isaac Jenkins
Tamara Tunie as Jessica Griffin
Helen Wagner as Nancy McClosky
Cricket Montgomery

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • 1980 • 1981 • 1982 • 1983 • 1984 • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
February 1, 2010

## #13698

Episode **#13698** of *As The World Turns* aired on Monday February 1, 2010.

## Recap

Holden confronts Damian at the Docks. Holden would call the police on him, but Damian insists that putting Lily and Luke through a trial will be worse than just letting him go. They fight and later we see Holden rinsing himself, bloodied, at the Snyder Farm. Holden finds Lily at home, who has just told Luke that Damian lied to them about the DNA test. Luke apologizes to Holden for trusting Damian. Holden leaves to see if there’s any word about Meg. Back at Snyder Farm, Molly explains to Holden that she’s moving into the Lakeview when she notices he’s bleeding through his shirt. Molly asks what happened between him and Damian. Luke is suffering once he discovers that Damian lied to him and Lily. Luke would lean on Noah, but he can’t since Reid won’t treat Noah if he’s affiliated with Luke. Noah regrets not being able to be there for Luke. Noah exclaims to Reid that he doesn’t like his rules, even though he’ll abide by them for the chance to get his sight back. Henry tries in vain to convince Katie to let him move in instead of Reid. Katie won’t let Henry move in because of their shared history, his unspoken feelings for her, and Brad’s death. Henry tries in vain to convince Reid that living with Katie and a newborn baby will be a nightmare, but Reid’s too smart for him and knows Henry’s got his own agenda. Reid pretends to be interested in Katie just to freak Henry out. Henry vows to Jacob that he’ll get rid of Reid.

## Cast

James and Joseph Ambra as Jacob Snyder
Noelle Beck as Lily Walsh
Terri Colombino as Katie Snyder
Trent Dawson as Henry Coleman
Van Hansis as Luke Snyder
Jon Hensley as Holden Snyder
Elizabeth Hubbard as Lucinda Walsh
Lesli Kay as Molly McKinnon
Paolo Seganti as Damian Grimaldi
Jake Silbermann as Noah Mayer
Eric Sheffer Stevens as Reid Oliver
December 22, 2003

## #12160

Episode **#12160** of *As The World Turns* aired on Monday December 22, 2003.

## Recap

Jennifer asks Will if he wants to go to Rose’s funeral but Barbara won’t allow it. Lily refuses to go to the service. Lucinda advises Holden not to force her. Jessica demands that Hal charge or release Dusty. James arrives in irons to be questioned by Jack. He implicates Paul in Rose’s murder. A suspicious Jack gives him a polygraph test, which he passes. At the service, Joe and Iva greet the mourners. A griefstricken Joe throws a devastated Paul out of the church. Aaron and Lucy exchange glances. Emily and Carly persuade Lucinda to let them look at the Roller Palace books. Mike comforts Katie. Aaron informs Alison he's found an apartment. Lily interrupts the service dressed in one of Rose’s showgirl outfits. She asks the crowd to dance with her and Dusty takes her up on her offer, but then she turns on him. Holden takes his wife home and Lucinda holds down the fort. Jennifer reveals that Dusty has been taken into custody and Barbara assures Will that Paul is no longer a suspect. After, Barbara runs into James at the police station. At the Roller Palace, Paul sets up a shrine to Rose and grieves alone. Jack picks up Paul for questioning. Ben realizes that Curtis got caught on purpose so that he'd get expelled. Curtis asks Ben to include him in any decisions on his future. Jessica airs her guilt about Sarah to Margo, who tells her to let it go. Later, Jessica reassures Ben as Troy arrives and announces that Sarah ran away.

## Cast

Reál Andrews as Walker Daniels
Christopher Michael Bauer as Troy Spencer
Hunt Block as Craig Montgomery
Lisa Brown as Iva Benedict
Larry Bryggman as John Dixon
Martha Byrne as Lily Snyder
Bailey Chase as Christopher Hughes
Mark Collier as Mike Kasnoff
Terri Colombino as Katie Frasier
Ellen Dolan as Margo Hughes
Jessica Dunphy as Alison Stewart
Jennifer Ferrin as Jennifer Munson
Brett Groneman as Will Munson
Joanna Hartshorne as Sarah Travers
Don Hastings as Bob Hughes
Kathryn Hays as Kim Hughes
Benjamin Hendrickson as Hal Munson
Jon Hensley as Holden Snyder
Anthony Herrera as James Stenbeck
Roger Howarth as Paul Ryan
Elizabeth Hubbard as Lucinda Walsh
Agim Kaba as Aaron Snyder
Peyton List as Lucy Montgomery
Marie Masters as Susan Stewart
Cady McClain as Rosanna Montgomery
Grayson McCouch as Dusty Donovan
Kelley Menighan Hensley as Emily Munson
Tony Musante as Joe D'Angelo
Michael Park as Jack Snyder
Peter Parros as Ben Harris
Christopher Tavani as Luke Snyder
Tamara Tunie as Jessica Harris
Ernest Waddell as Curtis Thompson
Helen Wagner as Nancy McClosky
Maura West as Carly Snyder
Kathleen Widdoes as Emma Snyder
Colleen Zenk Pinter as Barbara Ryan
### Unknown

Unknown actor/actress as Cop
Unknown actor/actress as Minister
Unknown actor/actress as Nelson
Unknown actor/actress as Prison guard
Curtis Thompson

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • 2000 • 2001 • 2002 • 2003 • 2004 • 2005 • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~

### Portrayed By

Chad Tucker
Ernest Waddell
Burke Donovan

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • 1983 • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
April 8, 2010

## #13744

Episode **#13744** of *As The World Turns* aired on Thursday April 8, 2010.

## Recap

Faith has a book delivered to WOAK containing a stash of pills. Faith gets caught and the principal calls Lily in. Lily covers for Faith by saying they’re prescription pills. Lily wants to take Faith to a cabin with no electronics, where they will have to talk. It’s Faith’s turn to be dismayed. Holden’s coming. Molly, not knowing better, goes to buy a dress for the date she’ll never have. During his appointment, Noah reacts to light, indicating his brain’s showing positive signs of plasticity. Reid learns Noah can’t be with Luke because Luke can’t help but try to help him all the time. Reid doesn’t understand how Noah could end his relationship because Luke loves him so much he’s willing to do anything for him. Katie senses Reid may have feelings for Luke but he brushes her off. To prove he doesn’t have feelings for Luke, Reid encourages Luke to find Noah. Barbara kicks Katie out of her room for saying she can’t date Henry. Henry’s still caught off guard by Vienna’s marriage proposal. Henry acknowledges he was happiest when he was with Vienna and they make love. Barbara learns Vienna proposed to Henry, but he hasn’t accepted yet. Henry accidently mentions he and Vienna slept together, and Barbara throws him out. Vienna’s gone to Katie who assures her Henry will accept her proposal. Vienna runs into Henry while taking Jacob for a walk. Henry slips an engagement ring into Jacob's diaper bag and Vienna finds it. Barbara learns Henry bought an engagement ring.

## Cast

James and Joseph Ambra as Jacob Snyder
Noelle Beck as Lily Walsh
Terri Colombino as Katie Snyder
Ewa da Cruz as Vienna Hyatt
Trent Dawson as Henry Coleman
Valentina De Angelis as Faith Snyder
Van Hansis as Luke Snyder
Jon Hensley as Holden Snyder
Lesli Kay as Molly McKinnon
Jake Silbermann as Noah Mayer
Eric Sheffer Stevens as Reid Oliver
Colleen Zenk Pinter as Barbara Ryan
### Unknown

Unknown actor as Edward Hayes
Unknown actress as Janie
Unknown actor/actress as Producer
Unknown actress as Saleslady
Unknown actress as Sarah
Carl Whipple

### Years

1956 • 1957 • 1958 • 1959 • 1960 • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~
Eddie Ciccone

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • ~~1988~~ • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • 2010
Bernice McCloskey

### Years

~~1956~~ • ~~1957~~ • ~~1958~~ • ~~1959~~ • ~~1960~~ • ~~1961~~ • ~~1962~~ • ~~1963~~ • ~~1964~~ • ~~1965~~ • ~~1966~~ • ~~1967~~ • ~~1968~~ • ~~1969~~ • ~~1970~~ • ~~1971~~ • ~~1972~~ • ~~1973~~ • ~~1974~~ • ~~1975~~ • ~~1976~~ • ~~1977~~ • ~~1978~~ • ~~1979~~ • ~~1980~~ • ~~1981~~ • ~~1982~~ • ~~1983~~ • ~~1984~~ • ~~1985~~ • ~~1986~~ • ~~1987~~ • 1988 • ~~1989~~ • ~~1990~~ • ~~1991~~ • ~~1992~~ • ~~1993~~ • ~~1994~~ • ~~1995~~ • ~~1996~~ • ~~1997~~ • ~~1998~~ • ~~1999~~ • ~~2000~~ • ~~2001~~ • ~~2002~~ • ~~2003~~ • ~~2004~~ • ~~2005~~ • ~~2006~~ • ~~2007~~ • ~~2008~~ • ~~2009~~ • ~~2010~~