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Send us a textWedding bells turn to funeral dirges in "Forsaken All Others," as Cole and Melissa's long-awaited nuptials end in heartbreak and public humiliation. After years of on-again, off-again romance, shared parenthood, and finally finding their way back to each other, everything shatters when Cole leaves Melissa standing at the altar—all because of a secret Angela Channing strategically revealed at the worst possible moment. The devastation unfolds against the backdrop of Angela's masterful manipulation. Having recently shed rare tears over Julia's return from presumed death, Angela seems determined to compensate by destroying someone else's happiness. Upon discovering Melissa can't have more children due to medical complications, she waits until wedding morning to whisper this information to Cole, knowing exactly how his temperamental nature will respond. The wedding scene itself is absolutely gut-wrenching—Melissa radiant in her gown, Chase proudly walking her down the aisle, little Joseph watching his parents' big moment—only for Cole to fall silent when asked if he takes her as his wife. Meanwhile, the Tuscany Valley vineyard drama continues on multiple fronts. Richard encounters new advertising executive Cassandra Wilder, who firmly establishes professional boundaries despite his interest. Lance takes extreme legal measures to prevent Lorraine from terminating her pregnancy, serving her with papers at the medical clinic itself. And Julia's resurrection from supposed death creates complex legal challenges the family must navigate carefully, with plans to sequester her at a convent where she can continue her wine studies away from prying eyes. What makes this episode particularly powerful is how it exposes the fragility of relationships built on unstable foundations. Despite their shared child and years of connection, Cole's impulsive abandonment of Melissa reveals how easily progress can be undone by secrets, miscommunication, and outside interference. Will Melissa ever forgive him? Can the Channing's protect Julia from legal consequences? And what new schemes will Angela concoct now that she's back to her villainous ways? Tune in next week as the emotional aftermath unfolds and new battle lines are drawn across Tuscany Valley.

Send us a textMiss Ellie Ewing has reached her limit. After 45 years of marriage to oil baron Jock Ewing, she calmly walks into her lawyer's office and requests a divorce with the same level of emotion one might display when ordering coffee. It's not just about the swamp preservation project – it's about decades of putting Ewing Oil before family, watching her favorite son Gary flee the toxicity, and feeling increasingly isolated despite being surrounded by wealth. The courtroom showdown over Swamp Lake pits Jock's "Slightly Dusted But Never Busted Billionaire Boys Club of North Texas" against Ellie's Daughters of the Alamo preservationists. Meanwhile, JR orchestrates backdoor deals with West Star Oil, Sue Ellen contemplates leaving her loveless marriage for Cliff Barnes, and Leslie strategically positions herself to capture JR's wealth without any genuine affection. The chess pieces move across multiple boards as the Ewing empire threatens to fracture from within. Bobby emerges as the unlikely peacemaker, securing a compromise by purchasing a third parcel of land. But the true emotional breakthrough comes from Ray Krebs, whose heartfelt offer to renounce his inheritance to save Jock and Ellie's marriage finally breaks through Ellie's resentment. Barbara Bel Geddes delivers a masterclass in subtle acting as she portrays Ellie's journey from righteous anger to reconciliation, culminating in her acceptance of Ray as a true Ewing. This episode exemplifies primetime soap opera perfection – high stakes family drama, corporate scheming, emotional reconciliation, and the complex psychology of wealth and power. Whether you're new to Dallas or returning to relive its golden age, join us as we unpack every nuanced relationship and calculated move in this pivotal chapter of the Ewing family saga.

Send us a textEver wondered what it's like to walk into a soap opera halfway through? "The Voice, Part Two" drops us into the glittering, treacherous world of Denver's elite, where business deals and bedroom affairs are equally cutthroat.Blake Carrington finds himself in Hong Kong closing a major oil deal when he uncovers Tracy's betrayal – she's been working with his rival all along. The confrontation that follows reveals Blake's sharp business instincts and unwavering boundaries. Meanwhile, Alexis springs into action upon learning of Blake's deal, whisking her questionably effective bodyguard Mark Jennings to Hong Kong for a counter-offensive. Their dynamic raises fascinating questions: Is Mark the ultimate kept man or simply the worst employee in Denver?Back in Denver, psychological drama unfolds as Claudia receives mysterious phone calls that sound eerily like her dead husband Matthew. The torment leaves her increasingly unhinged while those around her grow concerned. Simultaneously, Kirby and Adam make a chilling journey to North Dakota, where they discover her institutionalized mother was released only to die shortly after. The cemetery scene delivers gothic soap opera perfection – complete with a mysterious woman bearing tales of a ragdoll named after Kirby.Throughout the episode, Dynasty masterfully demonstrates why it defined 80s primetime television. The show effortlessly balances high-stakes business dealings with intensely personal consequences, all while characters parade through lavish settings in spectacular fashions (except for poor Kirby, who appears to have wandered in from another dimension in sepia-toned prairie garb).Whether you're a longtime Dynasty devotee or discovering this golden age gem for the first time, join us as we analyze every shoulder pad, side-eye, and corporate takeover. Text us your theories about who's really tormenting Claudia or share your thoughts on the revolving door of Carrington marriages using the link in our show notes!

Send us a text"The Gathering Storm" perfectly captures the escalating tensions threatening to tear apart the Ewing family's carefully constructed facade. This episode of Dallas Season 4 delivers raw emotional confrontations that reveal the true priorities driving each character's decisions. At Southfork, Miss Ellie has reached her breaking point after 45 years of marriage to Jock. "I don't have 45 more years to play this game," she confesses, as their land dispute evolves into a potential divorce that could reshape the future of Ewing Oil itself. The silent scene of Ellie alone at the family dining table, tears streaming as she contemplates what's been lost, speaks volumes without a single word uttered. Meanwhile, Lucy and Mitch's marriage faces its own crisis when her modeling success creates an uncomfortable financial power dynamic. When Lucy declares "I work my model butt off to bring money into this home, and I'm not going to feel bad about it," she firmly rejects traditional expectations that women should diminish their success to protect male egos. Their argument perfectly encapsulates changing gender roles in the early 1980s. The most heartbreaking moment comes when Rebecca attempts to reconnect with her abandoned son Cliff by posing as an old friend of his mother. His devastating response—"If she's not dead, she might as well be"—highlights how some wounds may never heal, regardless of wealth or good intentions. True to form, JR views all these emotional upheavals through the cold lens of business opportunity, plotting to sell Ewing Oil before his mother can claim her share in divorce proceedings. Like father, like son—both men revealing that power trumps family when push comes to shove. Want more insights into the power plays and emotional confrontations of Dallas? Subscribe to Soaplore for deep dives into the soap operas that shaped our understanding of family, wealth, and ambition in America.

Send us a textamily loyalties are tested when the Ewings find themselves on opposite sides of an environmental battle. Miss Ellie and the Daughters of the Alamo are fighting to preserve a natural Texas swampland, while Jock and Ray are determined to transform it into a luxury resort. Caught in the middle is Bobby, who as a newly appointed senator must vote on the very project that has divided his parents.Sue Ellen throws caution to the wind, embarking on a brazen afternoon affair with old flame Clint. Far from hiding her indiscretions, she flamboyantly enters their hotel rendezvous in fur and flashy jewelry—a defiant act from a woman who's endured years of JR's betrayals. Speaking of JR, his obsession with public relations consultant Leslie Stewart reaches new heights when she sabotages him by placing a newspaper ad declaring Ewing Oil's sudden commitment to environmental protection, creating a publicity nightmare that forces him to publicly embrace eco-friendly policies that contradict everything the company stands for.Meanwhile, Pam faces an emotional reunion with her birth mother Rebecca Wentworth, who appears eager to reconnect but hesitant to reveal herself to Cliff. Her complex motivations raise questions about whether she truly wants to make amends or is simply easing her conscience now that her wealthy husband has passed. And at SMU, Mitch struggles with his wife Lucy's growing modeling career and the objectification that comes with it."The Mark of Cane" brilliantly showcases how the personal and political intertwine for the Ewings, where business dealings and bedroom affairs create a complex web of power, resentment, and calculated moves that will ripple through future episodes. Have you ever found yourself trapped between family loyalty and personal integrity? The Ewings' dilemmas might feel surprisingly familiar.

Send us a textFemale friendship takes center stage in "Reunions," as Karen welcomes her college friend Victoria, now a high-powered fashion designer, into the cul-de-sac. What begins as a warm reunion quickly transforms into a complex exploration of roads not taken, as Victoria offers Karen a job opportunity in New York that could completely transform her life as a widow. The episode masterfully examines the subtle tensions between women who've chosen drastically different paths. Victoria's glamorous career represents everything Karen once dreamed of achieving, while Karen's deep community connections and loving family spark unexpected jealousy in her seemingly successful friend. Their confrontation brings raw honesty about success, sacrifice, and what truly constitutes a fulfilling life. Meanwhile, Laura drops a bombshell when we discover she's been having an affair with a man named Scooter and plans to leave Richard entirely. Her cool determination shows a woman confidently pursuing her own happiness, until an unexpected pregnancy complicates everything. The writers treat this storyline with remarkable nuance for early 1980s television, avoiding easy moral judgments. Abby continues her masterful manipulations, attempting to seduce Gary into helping her acquire Karen's car dealership for her methane car business. Their scenes crackle with unresolved tension as Gary tries—and ultimately fails—to maintain professional boundaries. When he admits "I didn't say stop," viewers see his fundamental weakness where Abby is concerned. The episode culminates in a fashion show benefiting battered women, bringing all our cul-de-sac neighbors together in a sequence that balances humor, community connection, and meaningful social commentary. Karen's powerful declaration that "if one woman isn't free, then none of us are free" captures the progressive heart beating beneath the soapy exterior. What makes Knots Landing so compelling all these years later is its honest portrayal of women navigating complex choices about career, family, and independence. Diana's realization of her mother's strength—choosing family without resentment—offers a touching resolution that honors multiple perspectives instead of suggesting one right path. Have you experienced a reunion that made you question your life choices? Share your thoughts in the comments below and subscribe for more vintage soap opera analysis that proves the best dramas are timeless!

Send us a textWhat happens when the relationship that defined your youth no longer fits who you've become? This episode of Soap Lore dives deep into the tangled relationships of Knott's Landing Season 4, where characters find themselves at crossroads between love and personal growth.Gary and Val's marriage takes center stage as we examine whether people who meet at fifteen can truly grow together or if they're destined to grow apart. The aftermath of Gary's passionate encounter with Abby forces us to confront uncomfortable truths: sometimes the people we've loved the longest aren't necessarily our forever matches. As our host puts it, "staying stagnant in this sort of underdeveloped form is never going to be what it could be."Meanwhile, Karen navigates the unfamiliar territory of dating after decades with Sid. Her children's varied reactions – from Diana's encouragement to Michael's resistance – perfectly capture the complex family dynamics that surround moving on after loss. The episode beautifully illustrates that grief isn't linear, and appearing "put together" doesn't mean you're ready for what comes next.Perhaps most compelling is Ginger's journey as she discovers a hidden talent for singing, sparking tension with Kenny about their roles as parents. When Kenny insists she prioritize motherhood while he pursues his career, Ginger delivers the episode's most powerful line: "You have the same baby, the same house, and it's still not enough for you." It's a timeless conflict that resonates just as strongly today as it did in 1982.Subscribe now and join us as we continue unpacking the golden age of primetime soaps – where the fashion might be dated, but the human struggles remain startlingly relevant. What storyline resonates most with your own experiences? We'd love to hear your thoughts!

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Send us a textSometimes a single moment can change everything we thought we knew about our favorite characters. That's exactly what happened in this unexpected reaction episode to Knots Landing Season 3, Episode 11 "Power Play" – a game-changing installment that left me gasping in disbelief and rushing to record my raw, unfiltered thoughts.What begins as Gary's passionate pursuit of a methanol fuel business opportunity quickly spirals into something far more provocative. When Karen refuses to invest the $200,000 needed for the venture, Abby Cunningham strategically positions herself as Gary's biggest supporter – offering money, encouragement, and ultimately, a betrayal that rocks the Ewing household. The seeds of discontent have been subtly planted throughout the season, but watching them bloom into a forbidden attraction in a Mexican barn filled with repurposed moonshine equipment is nothing short of shocking.The real heartbreak comes through watching Valene's genuine attempts to support her husband while maintaining reasonable boundaries. Her thoughtful preparation of a special dinner upon Gary's return, complete with candles and a new dress, juxtaposed with his cold behavior and constant praise of Abby, creates a devastating portrait of a marriage under siege. When Gary ultimately declares he needs "a friend" and doesn't have one in the room, we witness the power play in its most raw form – the calculated manipulation of a man's ambition to drive a wedge between husband and wife.Whether you're a longtime fan of Knots Landing or discovering this dramatic turning point for the first time, this episode analysis captures all the emotional nuance, character motivations, and neighborhood dynamics that make this series so compelling. Join me for an unfiltered reaction that's equal parts analysis and visceral response to one of the most pivotal moments in the show's history. And remember – it's always better to keep your drama on TV!

In this episode Tommy and Lynn discuss and rate episode's 19-21 of Knots Landing season 7.

Send us a textThe power struggle at Falcon Crest reaches new heights when Richard's wine venture is literally poured down the drain by mysterious saboteurs. Convinced either Chase or Angela is responsible, Richard confronts them with wild accusations that culminate in a hilariously shocking moment – Richard swings at Chase, who deftly ducks, sending Angela crashing to the ground with an accidental punch to the face. This physical altercation becomes the catalyst for an unexpected alliance as the three vineyard partners finally piece together that Jean-Louis De Bercy is actually Johan Reedman's son and the mastermind behind the cartel targeting their business. Meanwhile, the romantic entanglements throughout Tuscany Valley grow increasingly complex. Terry's desperate attempt to win the "Manimal's" affection by shoveling horse manure in designer clothing reveals the depths of her misguided devotion. Cole and Melissa learn their son Joseph is being teased at preschool because they aren't married, accelerating their wedding plans and creating an unexpected moment when Lance surprisingly supports their annulment rather than obstructing it. In another corner of the valley, Lorraine discovers she's pregnant with Lance's baby, setting the stage for inevitable conflict with her stepfather Richard.>The episode takes a darker turn when Emma unwittingly reveals crucial information about hidden tunnels under Falcon Crest to De Bercy, who already has Julia captive in his basement. As the families finally recognize the Nazi's son has been monitoring Angela's private conversations through an eagle statue in her study, the stakes escalate dramatically. The hour closes with Angela facing a gun-wielding kidnapper at her door with the shocking revelation that Julia is alive – proving once again that in wine country, family secrets and hidden treasures lead to danger at every turn. Will Angela's unflinching bravery save her daughter, or is she walking into a trap from which not even the formidable matriarch can escape?

Send us a textThe moment I pressed play on Season 3, Episode 10 of Knots Landing, "Three Sisters," I knew something felt different. Five minutes in, it clicked—this wasn't just another drama-filled installment of our favorite primetime soap. This was Knots Landing's bold venture into the supernatural. What begins as a simple road trip transforms into something extraordinary when Laura, Karen, Valene, Lily Mae, Abby, and Ginger arrive at a secluded mansion 100 miles from home. Laura's there on business, tasked with selling the estate, while the others tag along for what they believe will be a pleasant overnight getaway. But from the first unsettling camera angles and mysterious gusts of wind, it's clear this house holds dark secrets. The genius of this episode lies in how it uses paranormal elements to explore profound character truths. Through Abby's research, we learn the mansion's tragic history—three young sisters whose mother was murdered by their father, left abandoned for months before being raised by a governess, never truly growing up as they remained in the house their entire lives. As strange occurrences multiply—windows that freeze to the touch, doors that lock from nowhere, eerie music boxes playing on their own—it's Valene who forms the deepest connection with the ghostly presence. Joan Van Ark delivers a mesmerizing performance as Valene's maternal void (having lost her daughter Lucy years earlier) makes her uniquely receptive to the ghostly children. Her trance-like state and eventual journey to the roof, where she nearly sacrifices herself to "join" the children, creates one of the series' most intense emotional climaxes. It's Lily Mae who ultimately saves her daughter, speaking directly to the spirits and breaking their hold. The final reveal—a Polaroid showing three ghostly girls standing behind Valene—provides the perfect conclusion to this anomalous yet thoroughly satisfying episode. "Three Sisters" stands as bold evidence that even the most grounded dramas can successfully venture into unexpected territory when they remain true to their emotional core. Ready to experience this haunting side of Knots Landing? Grab something bubbly, keep the lights on, and join me for an unforgettable journey into the supernatural edges of 80s television drama. When you're done, share your thoughts—did this paranormal detour surprise you as much as it did me?

Send us a textWhat happens when a woman who's been labeled "crazy" starts receiving messages from her supposedly dead husband? In this riveting episode of Dynasty, we follow Claudia Blaisdel Carrington's desperate journey to South America in search of answers about Matthew and their daughter Lindsay. As she confronts the burned-out jeep where they allegedly perished, the emotional weight is shattering—but nothing prepares her for the mysterious phone call that sends her spiraling.Meanwhile, Jeff Colby makes his move on Fallon during a spontaneous Aspen getaway, attempting to rebrand himself as "dangerous" to win her affection. Their chemistry remains questionable, but a brief romance blooms before Fallon's mysterious headaches interrupt. Is this just another chapter in Jeff's endless pursuit, or something more? As our host brilliantly puts it: "Every time Jeff touches a woman, they go running for the hills." Some relationships were simply never meant to be.The drama intensifies when Krystal discovers she's pregnant—news that Tracy maliciously reveals to Blake before Crystal can tell him herself. As Blake travels to Hong Kong and encounters his old adversary Ahmad Rashid, Alexis proves her cunning by discovering their dealings through impression marks on Adam's notepad. The episode builds to a chilling conclusion when Claudia receives a haunting phone call that sounds exactly like Matthew's voice.This episode raises intriguing questions about who might be manipulating Claudia. Our host presents a compelling theory: could the butler, who consistently delivers these strange messages, be behind it all? The mystery deepens with each scene, leaving us wondering who can be trusted in the Carrington universe.Subscribe to Soap Lore for more deep dives into the golden age of primetime soaps, where we explore the schemes, romances, and power plays that made these shows unforgettable. Share your theories with us—could Matthew actually be alive, or is something more sinister at play?

Send us a text Welcome Back Soap Fiends!!The Carringtons prove once again that family drama is their specialty in this rollercoaster episode that delivers equal parts hilarity and triumph. Fallon's mysterious paralysis has everyone walking on eggshells, though the doctors can find no physical cause for her inability to walk. Jeff Colby swoops in like a knight in pastel cashmere, carrying her over thresholds and organizing elaborate picnics in a transparent attempt to rekindle their relationship during her vulnerable state. While Fallon appreciates the attention, her true healing comes from an unexpected source — when baby Blake toddles dangerously close to the swimming pool, maternal instinct overrides whatever psychological blocks were keeping Fallon wheelchair-bound. Meanwhile, Claudia fights her own psychological battles as mysterious deliveries of violets coincide with her anniversary with Matthew. When a manila envelope containing a childhood photo arrives during Fallon's celebration party, Claudia makes the bold decision to fly to South America and confront whatever ghosts are haunting her. The episode's most jaw-dropping moment comes courtesy of Alexis, who invites Kirby to a manipulative lunch where she reveals that Kirby's mother isn't dead as she was told, but institutionalized after committing murder. This bombshell sends Kirby spiraling as she questions her entire family history while still navigating Adam's intense romantic pursuit. Speaking of Adam, his "rapey vibes" (as our host so eloquently puts it) continue to make everyone uncomfortable, though Kirby seems strangely drawn to his intensity. Even villainous Alexis shows her vulnerable side when she feels excluded from Fallon's celebration, breaking down in Dexter's arms and revealing the wounded mother beneath her scheming exterior. This episode proves once again that in the Carrington world, family ties are both the deepest wounds and the strongest bonds.

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Send us a textLily Mae Clements dazzles in this unforgettable episode that showcases her remarkable talent for spinning tall tales into gold. When Valene's irrepressible mother meets Jackson Mobley at a retirement home, it's a match made in con-artist heaven. These kindred spirits recognize the hustler in each other immediately, bonding over their shared gift for fabrication and spinning yarns that grow taller by the minute.Their whirlwind romance leads to an impromptu Vegas elopement funded by $200 stolen from Kenny and Ginger's emergency fund. But when their mutual deceptions are revealed – she's not wealthy and he's never managed Patsy Cline – they don't fall apart. Instead, they join forces, with Jackson convincing a Vegas lounge owner that Lily Mae is terminally ill, securing her long-dreamed-of singing opportunity at the Sidewinder Lounge.Meanwhile, young Olivia faces ridicule when classmates taunt her about her father potentially kidnapping her, making the upcoming father-daughter dance particularly painful. Valene suggests Gary step in, leading to entertaining rehearsals for their magic act. But there's something brewing beneath the surface as Abby takes a suspicious interest in the arrangements, culminating in her unexpected insertion into what should be just Gary and Olivia's special night.The episode masterfully balances comedy with subtle romantic tension, revealing Lily Mae as what the host calls "country dumb" – a woman who doesn't miss a thing despite her seemingly naive exterior. Her ability to transform disaster into opportunity showcases why she's become such a fan favorite, while Abby's lingering glances at Gary hint at potential complications that could rock the cul-de-sac in episodes to come. Subscribe now to follow these intertwining tales of deception, ambition, and unexpected romance!

Send us a textGrief manifests differently for everyone, as Karen discovers when she reluctantly attends a support group for those who've lost spouses. There, she meets Bill Medford, a widower who's been navigating life without his wife for over a year. Their connection is immediate, but complicated by Karen's hesitancy to move forward just four months after Sid's death.The episode brilliantly explores how family dynamics shift during periods of loss. Diana, already shouldering more household responsibilities, reacts with hostility when Bill enters their lives. Her resistance isn't simple teenage rebellion but reveals deeper fears about her family's changing structure. The role reversal scenes where mother and daughter interrogate each other about their respective dates highlight how grief disrupts traditional family hierarchies.Meanwhile, Kenny and Ginger find themselves at odds over parenting philosophies for baby Molly. Their conflict represents classic debates between responding immediately to a baby's cries versus allowing self-soothing. When professional advice fails them, they reluctantly accept help from an unexpected source—Valene's mother, Lily Mae, whose folk wisdom about positioning the crib relative to the moon proves surprisingly effective.The episode features a standout performance from Julie Harris as Lily Mae, whose impromptu musical number at the neighborhood gathering mortifies Valene while revealing her long-game strategy to advance her musical aspirations through Kenny's industry connections. For longtime Dallas viewers, there's an additional meta-layer of enjoyment seeing David Ackroyd (the original Gary Ewing) return to the universe as a new character pursuing Karen."Mistaken Motives" ultimately reminds us that healing happens on individual timelines and that the assumptions we make about others' intentions often miss the mark. Whether you're processing loss, navigating new relationships, or just trying to get a baby to sleep through the night, sometimes the most unexpected solutions prove most effective.

Send us a textWelcome back Soap Fiends!!Audacity takes center stage in this riveting dive into Knott's Landing Season 3, Episode 7, "Secrets." Family ties are tested as Karen finds herself in the uncomfortable position of needing her sister-in-law Abby's help with the books at Knott's Landing Motors before an IRS audit. What follows is a masterclass in leverage as Abby—still bitter about being fired—orders the most luxurious meal imaginable on Karen's dime while making her practically beg for assistance.The power play between these two women brilliantly showcases the complex dynamics of family relationships, particularly between siblings (or siblings-in-law). As we discuss in the episode, there's something uniquely satisfying about holding power over an older sibling who has previously held authority—a universal experience that transcends the soap opera world and resonates with our own family stories.Meanwhile, Richard Avery finds himself caught between professional aspirations and his boss's expectations that he'll arrange "entertainment" for visiting Japanese businessmen. This uncomfortable position forces Richard to reckon with his values while trying to advance his career. When circumstances lead to an unexpected overnight stay away from home, his marriage to Laura faces new challenges as both spouses harbor secrets and suspicions about each other's activities.The episode perfectly captures how people wield influence through manipulation, deception, and pure, unfiltered audacity. From Abby's expensive dinner demands to Scooter's ex-wife showing up just to antagonize him, nearly every character demonstrates remarkable boldness in pursuing their desires—often at others' expense.Join us for this examination of relationship power dynamics and the secrets we keep from those closest to us. Have thoughts on our Soap Lore Beauty Pageant for Dudes challenge? Text or email your nominations for who should compete from Dallas, Dynasty, Falcon Crest, and Knott's Landing!Soaplorepodcast@gmail.com

A wonderful must see episode with guests: Extradinary Film Producers/Film and Television Directors/ and Film and TV Actors Bill Duke (Acting in Car Wash, Commando, Predator, American Gigolo, Menace II Society...directing Hoodlum, A Rage in Harlem, Sister Act II films... episodes of Knots Landing, Dallas, Hunter) and Kenya Cagle, whose film MY KING, has won over 70 awards ( other films he have produced/directed, wrote and appeared in include newly released Sin Apple, Dead 2 Right, Killing Joanne). Great episode!

Joan Van Ark stops by to discuss her work in show business, including her 14 year stint on the iconic series "Knots Landing". 

Send us a textWelcome Back Soap Fiends!Christmas brings unexpected reunions and painful revelations to Knots Landing when Karen's first love Teddy suddenly reappears in her life. Just three months after Sid's death, Karen finds herself navigating complicated emotions as the charismatic Teddy charms everyone in the cul-de-sac—particularly her teenage daughter Diana. What begins as a friendly reconnection quickly unravels into something far more complex when Teddy reveals his long-held belief that Diana might actually be his biological daughter. The holiday spirit takes a dramatic turn as Karen must confront a paternity question she never imagined, diving into family albums and memories to determine the truth. When she discovers a Victorian-era photograph of Sid's great-grandmother bearing Diana's exact likeness, Karen faces a moral dilemma: should she share this definitive proof with Teddy, or allow him this comforting possibility during his own family crisis? The revelation that Teddy's children have asked him to sign away his parental rights for their stepfather to adopt them adds poignant complexity to his desperate need for connection. Meanwhile, Valene experiences her own emotional Christmas turbulence when her mother Lily Mae crafts a patchwork quilt as a gift, unaware it triggers Valene's deepest childhood trauma—when her mother abandoned her after her father's death, sending a store-bought quilt instead of coming to retrieve her as promised. Gary's awkward silence knowing both women's perspectives highlights his characteristic conflict avoidance. Across the cul-de-sac, Laura faces a different type of choice when she receives two Christmas cars—one sentimental gift from husband Richard and another practical Mercedes from her boss Scooter, with whom she recently shared a passionate kiss .What makes this episode quintessential vintage primetime drama is how it masterfully intertwines these emotional storylines against the backdrop of holiday festivities, forcing characters to confront uncomfortable truths while maintaining festive appearances. Has Teddy truly returned just for friendship, or is he searching for a family connection he desperately needs? Share your thoughts on which character faced the most difficult Christmas dilemma in the comments below!

Send us a textStep into the world of 1984 primetime soap operas as we unpack pivotal moments and character arcs that captivated audiences during the golden age of television. We dive heart-first into the intricate web of emotions that characters from classics like "Dynasty" and "Knots Landing" portrayed—where love and betrayal go hand in hand, and stakes are perpetually high. Join us as we dissect the riveting transformation of Abby Cunningham, exploring her desperate attempts to reclaim her children amidst chaos. The episode also touches on the poignant loss of Michelle Tretenberg and the emotional turbulence that shadows the characters in these stories. We discuss how the narrative intertwines real human emotions, offering relatable experiences that resonate with viewers. As we unpack the tensions and comic exchanges in "Dynasty," we highlight the complexities of wealth and family feuds that usher in a rich dialogue worthy of reflection. This episode promises to draw in both loyal fans and newcomers with its warm, conversational tone crafted around engaging storylines and beloved characters. You'll learn how the narratives pushed boundaries and remained relevant, illustrating the struggle for survival and redemption within the high-stakes world of soap operas. Tune in for a charming blend of insights that reveal the essence of what makes these shows iconic. Don't forget to subscribe, share with your friends, and leave us a review!

Send us a textJoin us on this gripping episode of Soap Lore as we navigate the intricate world of “Knot's Landing”, delving deep into season three, episode five, where the tug-of-war for custody of Abby's children spins an emotional web of manipulation and maternal desire. The episode commences with a moving tribute to Michelle Trachtenberg, illuminating her contributions to childhood television and capturing our nostalgia for a past era. As Abby grapples with her estranged husband Jeff over custody, tensions rise, revealing the challenges faced by parents in strained relationships. The episode artfully balances drama with moments of levity through characters like Richard, who brings humor amidst chaos.Listeners will be compelled to consider themes of morality, familial responsibility, and emotional struggles that affect every character, making it clear how soap operas resonate with audiences across generations. Dive into the rich narrative and uncover what this explosive episode teaches us about love, loss, and the complexities of parenthood. Don't miss it—tune in, share your thoughts, and join our community of fans engaged in the timeless stories of primetime soap operas. Subscribe for future episodes and share your love for the drama with your friends!

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Send us a textWhat if a mojito-flavored sparkling water could spice up a trip down memory lane? Join us on a whimsical adventure as we revisit the iconic world of vintage primetime soap operas. In this episode, we pay homage to Knott's Landing, particularly season three, episode four, exploring how the series reshaped our view of classic soaps. With nostalgic anecdotes and humorous twists, we honor the unforgettable Sid Fairgate and uncover the surprising backstory of Don Murray, the actor who brought him to life. We also celebrate the vibrant fan community, featuring feedback from Oklahoma City about the unsettling Peter DeFillibuster and Kelly K's joy in rediscovering these shows on SoapNet.Sid Fairgate's departure is a focal point, and we delve into the dynamics of his role at Knott's Landing Motors. Known for his charm and unpredictability, Sid became the quintessential soap opera hero, leaving a lasting impact on the show and its audience. We explore how Don Murray's expectations and regrets shaped his exit, with John Pleshette's involvement crafting Sid's dramatic farewell. Meanwhile, Abby's gripping search for her missing children and Valene's struggle with her mother's newfound fame add layers of complexity and tension, highlighting generational divides and familial responsibilities.As we wrap up this episode filled with drama and intrigue, we invite you, our listeners, to share your thoughts and suggestions. We're looking for a new title for Lily Mae, as "Vidalia Onion Queen 2.0" just doesn't cut it anymore! Join us next time for more soapy debauchery, and remember to keep the drama on TV. Stay hydrated, moisturized, and never hold back from speaking your mind. Your voice matters, whether it leads you to your desired destination or not. Until next time, enjoy the chaos from a safe distance!

Send us a textCan unspoken emotions reshape our lives? Join us as we examine the powerful narrative of Season 3, Episode 3 of Knott's Landing, where tragedy forces characters to confront their deepest feelings. We delve into Karen's journey through grief after Sid's passing, capturing her determination to stand strong for her children and community. This episode paints a compelling picture of silent sorrow, particularly in how characters like Laura, Ginger, Val, and Gary express their heartache. Together, we uncover the poignant theme of resilience in the face of loss, as Karen takes on the mantle of leadership at Sid's dealership.Our discussion extends to the complex web of guilt and growth, focusing on Gary's struggles and Valene's remarkable composure. With Karen's unspoken decision to sell Sid's hot rod adding tension to family dynamics, we explore the critical role of communication in navigating grief. As Karen eventually finds a cathartic release, we reflect on the universal necessity of acknowledging and expressing one's emotions. This episode isn't just a narrative but an invitation to embrace vulnerability and the healing power of a heartfelt cry. Tune in and discover the emotional truths that Knott's Landing so beautifully reveals, reminding us all of the strength found in vulnerability.

Send us a textSpoiler Alert!! If you haven't watched this episode , exit NOW!!!! Soap Fiends.......Have you ever wondered how a seemingly simple decision can unravel a web of complexities in relationships? Join us as we explore the intense drama of "Knott's Landing" Season 3, Episode 2, where Gary's choices lead to unexpected consequences and a growing rift with Valene. We unravel the intricacies of Karen's pivotal role in persuading Gary to stay and the unfolding drama surrounding Sid's health, setting the stage for a season brimming with emotional highs and lows.As the plot thickens, we delve into the evolving dynamics of Valene and Gary's relationship, mirrored by Laura and Richard's own struggles. Questions arise about Abby's parenting skills and the societal views on parental abduction during the 1980s. We reflect on the legal entanglements and the tense atmosphere created by Sid's accident, as Abby seeks law enforcement's help to bring her children back home, all while maintaining a focus on the personal sacrifices made by each character.The episode takes a heart-wrenching turn as Sid faces a critical surgery, leading to emotional turmoil for his family. We capture the raw emotion of Sid's tragic demise and his heartfelt message to his wife. The weight of these intense moments is balanced with lighter reflections, emphasizing the importance of self-care and family love. Prepare to be captivated by the raw emotions and complex character arcs that define this unforgettable chapter of "Knott's Landing.

Send us a textWelcome to Season 3 of Knots Landing!!What do you get when you mix intense drama, family ties, and the captivating world of "Knott's Landing"? A season premiere that promises to leave you on the edge of your seat. This episode of our podcast takes you through the intricate web of relationships and scheming that define the beloved show as we revisit the emotional highs and lows of the previous seasons. We reminisce about Gary's scandalous affair and Abby Cunningham's relentless machinations, setting the stage for the thrilling new developments in Season 3. Our journey continues with a deep dive into the hospital drama where Sid's harrowing car accident shakes the foundation of the Knott's Landing community. The suspense is palpable as we navigate the aftermath, with Sid's loved ones caught in a maelstrom of fear and uncertainty. Amidst the chaos, the depth of Karen's and Valene's loyalty shines through, while Abby faces her own turmoil with missing children and an ex-husband whose motives are under scrutiny. We explore the poignant moments that illustrate the strength and complexity of family bonds amidst crisis.Finally, we unpack the emotional rollercoaster of the Season 3 premiere, reflecting on the profound impact it has on both characters and viewers. I share my own experiences with navigating such intense storytelling and offer tips for maintaining mental wellness amidst the drama. From moisturizing to connecting with nature, these self-care insights serve as a reminder of the importance of balancing entertainment with real-life well-being. Join us as we celebrate the rich storytelling of "Knott's Landing" and find solace in the shared experience of its passionate fan community.

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Send us a textWhat if soap operas could be a window into the complexities of human relationships and societal norms? Join me on Soap Lore as I explore the world of Knott's Landing's second season, uncovering how this iconic show distinguishes itself amidst the drama of its peers. From a heartfelt dedication to Jamie Kennedy's influence on my storytelling perspective to the subtle brilliance of Knott's Landing's narrative style, we journey through the nostalgia and admiration these classic primetime soaps evoke. Discover the real-life drama that unfolded between Linda Evans and Bo Derek, and how it added depth to Evans' portrayal of Krystal Carrington in Dynasty. With an eye for the nuanced techniques that define and elevate classic soaps like Dallas and Dynasty, we dissect how these shows address intricate issues without slipping into melodrama. This episode promises a fascinating exploration of the characters and story arcs that kept audiences captivated, and how these timeless tales resonate with each passing generation. As we unravel the tangled web of relationships within Knott's Landing, each character's journey sheds light on societal expectations and personal responsibilities. Sid's intriguing encounter with a groundbreaking female mechanic, and Ginger and Kenny's tumultuous path, set the stage for the drama that keeps viewers hooked. With admiration for the show's unique storytelling approach, I invite you to anticipate what the next season holds and to embrace the new year with those you cherish. Let's celebrate the stories that entertain and inspire, and remember to keep the drama on the screen.

Send us a textWelcome back Soap Fiends!!What if the pursuit of quick financial success was akin to the hollow satisfaction of a microwave meal? This tantalizing question sets the stage for our latest episode of Soap Lore, as we journey through the captivating season finale of Knots Landing's second season. As your host Jett, I invite you to explore the intricate soap opera storytelling that defines iconic series like Knots Landing, Dynasty, and Falcon Crest. With a nostalgic nod to the 1950s, we celebrate the charm of retro living and how it mirrors the evolution of convenience post-World War II, drawing clever parallels between cultural shifts and the tangled lives of our beloved characters.The dramatic tension reaches new heights with Abby's missing children, Karen's investigation into suspicious dealership dealings, and a breathtaking car crash that leaves everyone on a literal cliffhanger. Amidst the chaos, we witness how Gary's shady business ventures and the looming threat of FBI scrutiny serve as a metaphor for the pitfalls of seeking instant rewards. Through laughter and suspense, we navigate these thrilling plotlines, uncovering how characters like Karen and Valene find empowerment and clarity in a world brimming with moral ambiguity.As we bid farewell to Knots Landing's second season, we take a moment to reflect on its memorable moments and offer practical advice for staying safe in both life and soap opera scandals. From avoiding dubious dealings to ensuring your karma remains a TV-only affair, this episode wraps up with humor and intrigue, leaving you eager for the stories yet to unfold. Join us for an engaging recap that celebrates the multifaceted narratives of this beloved series, keeping you entertained and on the edge of your seat until next season.

Send us a textHave you ever wondered what it's like to be caught in the web of 1980s soap opera drama? Picture this: I just bought my first pair of reading glasses, and it hit me—aging is full of unexpected surprises, much like the plot twists in Knot's Landing. This episode takes us on a nostalgic trip back to the almost-finale of Season 2, Episode 17, where we reminisce about the captivating chaos of J.R. Ewing's return and the show's deep-rooted ties to Dallas.Get ready for an exploration of the intricate family dynamics and romantic entanglements that make Knott's Landing a timeless classic. We uncover J.R.'s obsession with a super engine, discuss Olivia's amusing cornrows request, and laugh at the absurdities of Kenny's briefcase-and-flannel combo. With Abby maneuvering through secret deals and orchestrating her own dramatic escapades, we're thrown into a whirlwind of scheming, betrayal, and bewildering business ventures. And yes, there's a debate about environmental standards that only adds to the hilarity of J.R.'s Texas swagger.Join us as we anticipate the explosive season finale, teetering on the edge of a potential kidnapping plot and Jeff's quirky antics with a Volkswagen van. With so much at stake, the family's frantic efforts to maintain order keep us on the edge of our seats. We also share a light-hearted tip about navigating social disasters with a hideous print gift, promising to keep personal drama firmly anchored in the world of television. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to Knott's Landing, there's plenty of humor and intrigue waiting for you.

Send us a textWelcome Back Soap Fiends!! Well , well well....Its amazing what a little infidelity will do to your confidence.What if the tangled relationships of '80s soap operas hold the key to understanding modern-day dynamics? This episode of Soap Floor takes you back to the iconic "Knots Landing," where the character-driven sagas of Valene, Laura, and Gary provide a lens to examine evolving societal norms. We celebrate Valene's inspiring journey towards independence and empowerment, contrasting the traditional relationship norms of her time with today's social media-driven friendships. We promise an enlightening exploration of generational shifts in perspectives on love, marriage, and the liberating power of moving forward in life.Join us as we unravel the complex web of office affairs and insecurities, spotlighting the unsung hero, Karen, as she becomes entangled in the tumultuous lives of her friends. Despite swirling gossip about Laura's potential affair with her boss, Scooter, Karen navigates these nuances with grace, all while Richard remains blissfully unaware of the undercurrents of infidelity around him. We'll also discuss the enduring power of platonic friendships, drawing personal parallels and reflections on how relationships can evolve while maintaining their core essence.In the final chapter, we examine the timeless themes of betrayal, addiction, and redemption through the lens of Valene and Gary's tumultuous relationship. From the complexities faced by women in the 1980s to the realities of divorce and infidelity, this episode provides a rich tapestry of insights. As always, we remind our listeners to enjoy the drama from a distance and perhaps take a different approach to personal conflicts. Join us for a nostalgic yet pertinent discussion, as we reflect on the intricacies of human relationships and the journey towards self-awareness and empowerment.

In this episode Tommy and Lynn discuss episode's 16-18 of Knots Landing season 7.

This week we talk to screenwriter Tyler Tice about the best Christmas movies of all time. We also discuss the trend of 80's TV shows to go dark out of nowhere. Also, should you be watching ‘Knots Landing'.

Send us a textWhat if you could revisit the golden age of primetime soaps and explore the unforgettable drama of "Knott's Landing"? Join us as we transport you back to season two, episode 15, aptly titled "Man of the Hour." We're kicking things off by tackling a thought-provoking fan question from San Antonio, sparking a lively discussion about the best and worst actors and characters from iconic soap operas like "Dallas," "Dynasty," "Falcon Crest," and of course, "Knots Landing." We're spilling the tea on legendary roles like JR and Sue Ellen, while also shining a light on those who might have missed the mark.Next, we're diving headfirst into the teenage drama and family dynamics that define this episode. Meet Eric, a mustachioed teen caught up in the whirlwind of questionable weed cigarettes and the strict household rules that complicate his journey. As Abby navigates the tense waters of her uneasy relationship with her ex-husband, the episode paints a vivid picture of youthful rebellion and the nostalgic essence of familial ties. Our conversation captures the tension, the antics, and the heartwarming moments that make this storyline resonate with audiences even today.As the episode unfolds, we witness the moral consequences of teenage mistakes and the journey toward redemption. Eric grapples with the heavy weight of responsibility after a tragic incident involving a tainted joint, while Sid and Karen undergo significant character growth. The emotional reflection on these events raises poignant questions about the impact of youthful mistakes, set against the backdrop of a community shaken to its core. Wrapping up with some light-hearted advice and encouragement to keep life's drama on the screen, we invite you to grab something bubbly and join us on this captivating exploration of soap opera magic.

Boucheron by Boucheron (1988) + David Jacobs' Knots Landing season 10 (1988-89) + George McCowan's Frogs (1972) with The Eternal Dillards of Ghost Jail 11/22/24 S6E88 To hear the complete continuing story of The Perfume Nationalist please subscribe on Patreon. 

Listen to an exciting conversation with the talented Paul Carafotes! Paul is an award-winning actor, writer, and director who has graced our screens in beloved shows like The Greatest American Hero, Different Strokes, Knots Landing, MINDHUNTER, and the second season of Tulsa King. Having worked alongside legends like Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and James Gandolfini, Paul has carved out an impressive career in both acting and storytelling. His play Beyond the Ring, about the bond between father and son, earned him accolades as a writer, while his directorial debut Club Soda won multiple awards.Paul is also the author of the critically acclaimed Charlie Bubbles children's books, inspired by his son. Through his nonprofit, Charlie Bubbles Cares for Kids, Paul donates books to children in hospitals, schools, and homeless children.Don't miss this inspiring chat—listen in to discover more about Paul's incredible journey in entertainment and how you can support his charitable mission at CharlieBubbles.com!

In this special episode, we sit down with legendary actress Donna Mills to explore her illustrious career in Hollywood, her passion for storytelling, and the secrets to her longevity in the entertainment industry.Donna Mills is an Emmy Award-winning actress best known for her iconic role as Abby Cunningham on the hit soap opera Knots Landing. With a career that spans over five decades, Donna has captivated audiences with her dynamic performances in television, film, and stage. Beyond her acting career, she is an advocate for women's empowerment and actively supports causes related to health and wellness. In this episode, Donna reflects on her journey, her approach to staying relevant, and the lessons she's learned along the way.

Lynne Moody, a legendary actress known for her groundbreaking roles in television, shares her extraordinary journey through Hollywood. From her iconic performances in "Roots" and "Soap" to her time on "Knots Landing," Lynne reflects on the challenges and triumphs of her career. She opens up about the limited opportunities for African American actresses during her early years and the perseverance that drove her to succeed. Lynne's story is one of resilience, grace, and an unwavering passion for her craft, offering a powerful and inspirational message.   Episode Highlights: Trailblazing Roles: Lynne Moody delves into her pioneering work in television, including her unforgettable roles in the groundbreaking mini-series "Roots," the sitcom "Soap," and the dramatic series "Knots Landing." Breaking Barriers: A candid discussion on the challenges Lynne faced as an African American actress in an industry that offered limited roles, and how she overcame these obstacles with determination and talent. Behind the Scenes: Stories from her early career, including her experiences working as a Playboy Bunny and how it shaped her path in Hollywood. Emotional Reunion: Lynne shares the deeply personal and heartwarming story of reuniting with her daughter after 50 years, a reunion made possible through DNA testing. Life in Hollywood: Anecdotes about working alongside stars like Richard Pryor, Ed Asner, and Ben Vereen, and her reflections on the ups and downs of life in the spotlight. Words of Wisdom: Lynne offers invaluable advice to aspiring actors, drawing from her own experiences in the entertainment industry.   You're going to love my conversation with Lynne Moody IMDB   Follow Jeff Dwoskin (host): Jeff Dwoskin on Twitter The Jeff Dwoskin Show podcast on Twitter Podcast website Podcast on Instagram Join my mailing list Subscribe to my Youtube channel (watch Crossing the Streams!) Yes, the show used to be called Live from Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show Ways to support the show: Buy me a coffee (support the show) TeePublic Store: Classic Conversations merch and more! Love the books I talk about on the show? Here is my Amazon store to shop.    

Jason and Alexis are back at the MN State Fair. Jason talks about the powerhouse that was Knots Landing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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When do you know it's going to be a bad day -- we have the exact time of day when you can call your day. Chappell Roan is telling her fans to chill out -- and we talk about fan behavior, we play a round of Marketplace Price is Right, and Jason is VERY excited by this "Knots Landing" news! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When do you know it's going to be a bad day -- we have the exact time of day when you can call your day. Chappell Roan is telling her fans to chill out -- and we talk about fan behavior, we play a round of Marketplace Price is Right, and Jason is VERY excited by this "Knots Landing" news! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The new Lou Pearlman Netflix doc, Joe Biden's Oval Office address, Melinda French Gates new YouTube show, JD Vance v. "childless cat ladies", Tila Tequila, and Jim's Picks: Guilty Pleasures.  Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam about Lou Pearlman's crimes premiered on Netflix. We find out what he has in common with the Saudis. Rudy Giuliani owes $180m, but at least he has a sugar daddy in Mike Lindell. Knots Landing's William DeVane really wants you to buy some gold from Rosland Capital. Kamala Harris' step-daughter Ella Emhoff claps back at JD Vance over his childless cat lady comment. Fun fact: she loves her armpit hair and huge bush. Jennifer Aniston is also mad at JD Vance by making it about herself. In response to the right attacking Kamala Harris, Ana Navarro posted a nude pic of Melania Trump. Potential VP candidates and current Senator Mark Kelly's hot daughter cleaned up her social media after posting a pic of weed and molly. Joe Biden gave a speech from the Oval Office last night with Hunter Biden by his side. Some people are saying Joe doesn't really want to step down. Melinda French Gates endorsed Kamala Harris on CBS Mornings after boring the audience to tears talking about her new YouTube show. Joy Mode brings you the Bonerline. Use promo code DREW. Call or text 209-66-Boner to communicate with the show. The Police Synchronicity Box Set is now available. We find out that Drew likes A LOT of solo Sting. Tom Mazawey checks in to talk about how he didn't watch Joe Biden last night, how Tom and Joe are very similar and handsy, University of Michigan's Donald R Shepherd Director of Athletics Warde Manuel won some prestigious award, the Detroit Tigers needing to trade Tarik Skubal to the Baltimore Orioles, and his lack of weekend plans.  It's the 25th Anniversary of Woodstock '99. It couldn't happen in 2024 and not only because it was 1999. What band has the craziest fans/crowd? Also, what happened to Tila Tequila? Jim's Picks: Top 10 Guilty Pleasure Songs leads us down many bad songs that are totally great. Come see us October 25th at The Magic Bag with WATP! Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

GGACP celebrates the birthday of Tony and Emmy-nominated actress-singer Michele Lee (b. June 24) with this ENCORE of a memorable interview from 2021. In this episode, Michele looks back at her seven-decade career in television (“Knots Landing”), movies (“The Comic,” “The Love Bug”) and on the Broadway stage (“How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" and remembers the bawdiness of Red Skelton, the naughtiness of Buddy Hackett, the courageousness of Don Rickles and the flirtatiousness of Frank Sinatra. Also, Michele cuts the rug with Fred Astaire, treads the boards with Robert Morse, takes directing tips from Jerry Lewis and plays Lou Costello's wife in the infamous “Bud and Lou.” PLUS: “Rod Serling's Night Gallery”! “Scandalous Me: The Jacqueline Susann Story”! In praise of Dick Van Dyke! And Michele shares the screen with Liberace, Danny Kaye and Sammy Davis Jr! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices