Atlanta's J93.3 FM recently did a phoner with Jack Coleman, our own second Steven Carrington of "Dynasty" who's got great new acclaim as Noah Bennet on NBC's "Heroes." Coleman talked about the Super Bowl, commenting on how nice it was to see a Super Bowl where both teams played well, and also joking about his co-star Hayden Panettiere, who was at the game talking with Al Roker. There are three of her, he jibed -- one protesting somewhere overseas, one on set and one at the Super Bowl.
J93.3 asked Coleman what superpower he would have if he could.
"I'm going to give you my stock answer," he said. "I used to think it would be cool to be invisible, but I was invisible through most of the '90s, and it wasn't that great."
The radio host asked what superpower he would rather his kids not have.
"Plausible deniability," he quipped.
Tonight's episode of "Heroes" gives special focus to Noah, hinting that at last we'll have the answer to whether this dad-of-the-invincible-Claire is really a good guy or a bad guy. And indeed, he's been changin' like the wind, much like fellow character Sylar (who's BRBTV's fave, by the way).
Monday, February 23, 2009
Friday, February 20, 2009
Make your travel plans now for "Carnival of Thrills" stunt show
On our trusty ole "Dukes of Hazzard," the Carnival of Thrills was the stunt show that came to town in a 1980 two-part episode, wooing poor Bo -- via the charming Robin Mattson of "Santa Barbara" as slinky stunt-show coordinator Diane -- into the action. Can you believe there's a real-life Carnival of Thrills comin' to town -- at least a town you can get to in North Carolina?
The Hazzard County Stunt Team, comprised of seasoned Hollywood stunt guys who were once involved in the production of our beloved '80s show, is bringing on the action at the Concord Motorsport Park in Concord, N.C., this summer. The Professional Stuntman’s Invitational's Carnival of Thrills Stunt Show will feature TV star cars and "the South’s finest hot rods and classic cars." The dates are June 26, 27 and 28.
Expect a spectacular stunt show on both Saturday and Sunday with appearances by some of Hollywood’s best stuntmen. Special guests will include "Dukes" cast members, along with Billie Rae Bates signing copies of the reference book "Them Dukes! Them Dukes!" There will also be a burnout competition, swap meet, car corral and more.
Want to bring a car? The event is open to all American-made cars. Sponsors, vendors and car clubs are welcome.
For more information about the Carnival of Thrills, contact the stunt team at hazzardcounty@carolina.rr.com or call Tom at 704-496-4249 or Wayne at 434-223-1305. The stunt team asks that you print and mail, with your payment to enter the event, this Entry Form.
For hotel accommodations, you can get a discounted rate at Sleep Inn, 1120 Copperfield Blvd., Concord, NC 28025. The hotel is 11 miles from the track. Call 704-788-2150, and use "Hazzard County Stunt Team" when making reservations for discounted pricing. Visit the hotel's site at:
http://www.sleepinn.com/hotel-concord-north_carolina-NC288?promo=gglocal
BRB can't wait -- we'll see you there!
The Hazzard County Stunt Team, comprised of seasoned Hollywood stunt guys who were once involved in the production of our beloved '80s show, is bringing on the action at the Concord Motorsport Park in Concord, N.C., this summer. The Professional Stuntman’s Invitational's Carnival of Thrills Stunt Show will feature TV star cars and "the South’s finest hot rods and classic cars." The dates are June 26, 27 and 28.
Expect a spectacular stunt show on both Saturday and Sunday with appearances by some of Hollywood’s best stuntmen. Special guests will include "Dukes" cast members, along with Billie Rae Bates signing copies of the reference book "Them Dukes! Them Dukes!" There will also be a burnout competition, swap meet, car corral and more.
Want to bring a car? The event is open to all American-made cars. Sponsors, vendors and car clubs are welcome.
For more information about the Carnival of Thrills, contact the stunt team at hazzardcounty@carolina.rr.com or call Tom at 704-496-4249 or Wayne at 434-223-1305. The stunt team asks that you print and mail, with your payment to enter the event, this Entry Form.
For hotel accommodations, you can get a discounted rate at Sleep Inn, 1120 Copperfield Blvd., Concord, NC 28025. The hotel is 11 miles from the track. Call 704-788-2150, and use "Hazzard County Stunt Team" when making reservations for discounted pricing. Visit the hotel's site at:
http://www.sleepinn.com/hotel-concord-north_carolina-NC288?promo=gglocal
BRB can't wait -- we'll see you there!
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Who's Working: "Dallas"
Continuing our 2009 status check on each of the four major shows of BRBTV, we turn our attention on our beloved "Dallas" ...
- Patrick Duffy
aka, Bobby Ewing
Most recently: Stephen Logan on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Audrey Landers
aka, Afton Cooper
Most recently: Veronica on USA Network's "Burn Notice"
- Lesley-Anne Down
aka, Stephanie Rogers
Now: Jacqueline Payne Marone on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Leigh Taylor-Young
aka, Kimberly Cryder
Most recently: Katherine Barrett Crane on "Passions" in 2007
- Fredric Lehne
aka, Eddie Cronin
Most recently: Marshal Edward Mars on "Lost" in 2007 and some stuff on other shows like "CSI"
- J. Eddie Peck
aka, Tommy McKay
Most recently: Adam Baylin on "Kyle XY" last year
- Susan Flannery
aka, Leslie Stewart
Now: Stephanie Forrester on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Ted Shackelford
aka, Gary Ewing
Now: Jeffrey Bardwell on "The Young and the Restless"
-Derek McGrath
aka, Oswald Valentine
Now: Reverend Duncan Magee on "Little Mosque on the Prairie"
- Joel Fabiani
aka, Alex Ward
Most recently: Barry Shire on "All My Children"
- Ray Wise
aka, Blair Sullivan
Most recently: Title character on CW's "Reaper," and this Reaper's not down for the count -- the show returns next month
And finally ...
- Susan Lucci
aka, Hillary Taylor / Sheila Foley
Now: Erica Kane, who will probably unfortunately never die off of "All My Children"
- Patrick Duffy
aka, Bobby Ewing
Most recently: Stephen Logan on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Audrey Landers
aka, Afton Cooper
Most recently: Veronica on USA Network's "Burn Notice"
- Lesley-Anne Down
aka, Stephanie Rogers
Now: Jacqueline Payne Marone on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Leigh Taylor-Young
aka, Kimberly Cryder
Most recently: Katherine Barrett Crane on "Passions" in 2007
- Fredric Lehne
aka, Eddie Cronin
Most recently: Marshal Edward Mars on "Lost" in 2007 and some stuff on other shows like "CSI"
- J. Eddie Peck
aka, Tommy McKay
Most recently: Adam Baylin on "Kyle XY" last year
- Susan Flannery
aka, Leslie Stewart
Now: Stephanie Forrester on "The Bold and the Beautiful"
- Ted Shackelford
aka, Gary Ewing
Now: Jeffrey Bardwell on "The Young and the Restless"
-Derek McGrath
aka, Oswald Valentine
Now: Reverend Duncan Magee on "Little Mosque on the Prairie"
- Joel Fabiani
aka, Alex Ward
Most recently: Barry Shire on "All My Children"
- Ray Wise
aka, Blair Sullivan
Most recently: Title character on CW's "Reaper," and this Reaper's not down for the count -- the show returns next month
And finally ...
- Susan Lucci
aka, Hillary Taylor / Sheila Foley
Now: Erica Kane, who will probably unfortunately never die off of "All My Children"
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Archie Comics for February
"Running in the Fast Lane": Betty convinces Archie to do a marathon with her, but can Archie keep from
"running on empty"?!
SCRIPT: Hal Lifson.
ART: Stan Goldberg.
"An Egg-Cellent Assignment": The "yolks" on Archie when Professor Flutesnoot has the students take care of eggs to learn about responsibility. SCRIPT: Bill Golliher.
ART: Stan Goldberg.
"The Replacement": Don't get him wrong - Archie's not the paranoid type - he's just absolutely certain Veronica has replaced him!
SCRIPT: Craig Boldman.
ART: Stan Goldberg.
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 25, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 10, 2009
32-page, full-color comic
$2.25 U.S.
"The Cartoon Life of Chuck Clayton, Part 3: Waaay Back in the Day": A history teacher at Riverdale Middle School wants to do something new and exciting for her next lesson, so she decides to bring Chuck's comic book workshop in for her class. At first Chuck is overwhelmed, and not just by the kids. Can Chuck overcome his own academic weakness and make history come alive? It's fast-paced sketching, wacky role-playing, and a few trips through time in this third comical tale of
"The Cartoon Life of Chuck Clayton."
SCRIPT: Alex Simmons.
ART: Fernando Ruiz.
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 11, 2009
On sale on newsstands: February 24, 2009
32-page, full-color comic
$2.25 U.S.
"Big, Big Sleep": Feeling sleep-deprived, Archie turns to the one person who's a model of rest and relaxation - Jughead! Will Archie ever wake up now?
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Tim Kennedy.
"The Past Was a Blast": An 80th birthday party for Archie's grandfather makes the kids reconsider their attitude that older folks
"missed out" on all their modern-day fun.
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Tim Kennedy.
"On the Spot": Feeling self-conscious over the freckles on his ears, Archie takes to wearing earmuffs... all the time!
SCRIPT AND ART: Tim Kennedy.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 18, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 3, 2009
176-page, full-color digest
$3.69 U.S.
"The Face in the Mirror": A poignant tale that asks the question, does Veronica have a conscience after all?
SCRIPT: Craig Boldman.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
"She Just Can't Win": Veronica simply cannot... will not... believe her brand new designer dress was designed by... Betty!
SCRIPT: Kathleen Webb.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
"Economizing": When it comes to saving money, it's all a matter of perspective... and in Veronica's case, the amount of
"zeros" in the final figure!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
"It Takes a Thief": Mr. Lodge gives Veronica an ultimatum: improve her grades or kiss her social life and credit cards goodbye! Will Betty agree to tutor her even after Veronica's stolen yet another date with Archie from her?
SCRIPT: Kathleen Webb.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 11, 2009
On sale on newsstands: February 24, 2009
32-page, full-color comic
$2.25 U.S.
ANOTHER STORY FEATURING RIVERDALE'S LATEST SUPERSTAR, KUMI!
"Culture Shock": Archie, Betty and Jughead get a crash course in Japanese culture at Kumi's house... and we do mean
"crash!"
SCRIPT: Misako Rocks.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
"Fizzed": Veronica and her friends are "bubbling" over with excitement when Mr. Lodge has them taste-test his new "Fizzy Fresh" soda!
SCRIPT: Mike Pellowski.
ART: Pat Kennedy.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: March 4, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 17, 2009
88-page, full-color digest
$2.69 U.S.
"Cool Rule": A mall owner with dwindling sales hopes the Archies will be pied pipers... but instead of mice, he's hoping the rockers lure teens with cash to spend!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
"Calendar Gal": Little Veronica's vanity remains constant from day-to-day... especially when she ends up the subject of her very own photo calendar!
SCRIPT AND ART: Dexter Taylor.
"A Battle Royal": To get Jughead's mind off of food and onto her, Ethel takes a job as a chili dog vendor's mascot - complete with hot dog costume! SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 11, 2009
On sale on newsstands: February 24, 2009
176-page, full-color digest
$3.69 U.S.
"A Tip of the Hat": Jughead begins to think his trademark crown cap may be too recognizable and decides he'd like a change of pace in his headwear. Will Jughead's look be changed forever, or is this merely a detour for Riverdale's
"crown" prince of mirth?
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Tim Kennedy.
"The Fame Game": Despite advice from the famous snowboarder known as "the Zooming Carrot," Archie continues to be "the Klutzy Carrot!"
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Tim Kennedy.
"Problems and Solutions": Jughead offers solutions to some of the problems faced today... but the biggest problem may be getting people to take him seriously!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Jeff Shultz.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: March 4, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 17, 2009
176-page, full-color digest
$3.99 U.S.
"The High Cost of GAS": Archie's feeling the gas crisis where it hurts - now taking the girls out on dates is even MORE expensive! Dilton's solutions aren't cost-effective and Chuck's cartoon gag didn't lift Archie's spirits, so he turns to Jughead to help... and the fun begins!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Fernando Ruiz.
"Who's Watching Who?":
"Big Bee is watching" when Mr. Weatherbee installs monitors throughout the school... but how long before the watcher is watched himself?
SCRIPT: Bill Golliher.
ART: Bill Galvan.
"The Big 70": A local reporter covering the Chocklit Shoppe's 70th anniversary gets an earful from Pop Tate about the town teens' mouthfuls of goodies downed through the years!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Pat Kennedy.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 25, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 10, 2009
176-page, full-color digest
$3.69 U.S.
SPECTACULAR 100th ISSUE!
"The Final Battle, Part 3 of 3": This is the issue you just can't miss: the exciting conclusion to the Sabrina manga series! The carefully hidden signs and secrets of the past 42 issues are finally explained and revealed in this dramatic issue. Don't miss the suspense as sides are picked in the ultimate battle against Vosblanc when old friends and enemies return to join the fight! In the thick of it all, Sabrina exhibits her most astounding feat of magic yet, finally uncovering the secret of her amazing power. Still, the battle won't be easy—someone on Sabrina's side won't survive... but who will it be? Will Vosblanc be defeated? Will Sabrina end up with Harvey or Shinji? Only time will tell. But one thing is for certain: the Magic Realm will never be the same again!
SCRIPT: Tania Del Rio.
ART: Tania Del Rio and Jim Amash.
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 18, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 3, 2009
32-page, full-color comic,
$2.25 U.S.
"The Missing Manhole Covers": There's a mystery afoot, and it's up to Riverdale's premiere teenage rock band, the Archies, to solve it! Can they solve the mystery of who is stealing the town's manhole covers... and the even bigger mystery of "why?!"
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Fernando Ruiz.
"Lunchroom Lament": Complaining is on the menu when Miss Beazly tells a new café co-worker of the trials and tribulations of slinging hash for teens! Wait until she gets a load of what's for dessert!
SCRIPT: George Gladir.
ART: Bob Bolling.
PLUS: Other new and classic tales!
SCRIPT AND ART: Various talents.
BONUS: Puzzles, games and pin-ups!
On sale at comic specialty shops: February 25, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 10, 2009
88-page, full-color digest
$2.49 U.S.
"Stuck in the ‘80s": Break out the spandex and hair spray - the Archies are about to go all-out ‘80s for a special Riverdale High concert and Battle of the Bands contest celebrating the decade! Hopefully Jughead won't get replaced by a drum machine!
SCRIPT AND ART: Dan Parent.
"Geek Chic": When Veronica's computer dies, she calls the
"Geek Patrol" computer experts to help... which brings on Veronica's cousin Marcy, a double date and the mortification of being seen in the
"geek-mobile!" Can Veronica's ego ever live it down?
SCRIPT AND ART: Dan Parent.
"Carpool Cool": Veronica's going green... because her friend Ethan is the hunkiest environmentalist she's ever seen!
SCRIPT: Bill Golliher.
ART: Dan Parent
On sale at comic specialty shops: March 4, 2009
On sale on newsstands: March 17, 2009
32-page, full-color comic
$2.50 U.S.
Thursday, February 05, 2009
Who's Working: "Santa Barbara"
Ya know, for 2009 we thought we'd do a nice little status check on all four of our major BRBTV shows to see who from the cast has a regular TV gig these days. The first series up on our status roster is "Santa Barbara." So here, in celebration of life and all that's merry in the new year, is a little handy-dandy rundown on our beloved folks from "SB," and what they're doing for regular TV stuff right now, or just a second ago ...
- A Martinez
aka, Cruz Castillo
Most recently: Ray Montez on "One Life to Live" this past fall, with a stint as Roy DiLucca on "General Hospital" a few years ago, and you know that in that daily soaps game, you're never really "dead" or out ... Martinez also has a couple movie projects: "The Terminators" and "Becoming Eduardo," as we've mentioned on this blog.
- Judith McConnell
aka, the second and longest Sophia Capwell
Most recently: Bad Witch on "Passions" in 2007
- Nancy Lee Grahn
aka, Julia Wainwright Capwell
Now: Alexis Davis on "General Hospital"
- Signy Coleman
aka, Celeste DiNapoli
Most recently: Hope Newman on "The Young and the Restless" last year, and she told BRBTV several weeks ago that a return to the show was possible, but not as Hope
- Todd McKee
aka, the original (and best, BRBTV says) Ted Capwell
Most recently: Jake Maclaine on "The Bold and the Beautiful" this past November
- John Allen Nelson
aka, the original (hottest, hottest, hottest!) Warren Lockridge
Most recently: After his Fox show "Vanished" was canceled in 2006, on which he had a plum starring role, he did some one-shots on shows like "Burn Notice," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Knight Rider," and he still has that "Fire Bay" movie coming up, in which he plays JFK (hello ... HOT!) and for which the release date was pushed back to 2010
- Robin Mattson
aka, the second and stingiest Gina Capwell whatever-whatever
Most recently: Cheri Love on "As the World Turns" in 2007, and has been known to rear her pretty little head on "GH," where she was the longtime vixen Heather Webber
- Melissa (Brennan) Reeves
aka, Jade Perkins early in the show's run
Most recently: Jennifer Horton on "Days of Our Lives" in 2006
- Justin Deas
aka, the most memorable Keith Timmons
Now: Buzz Cooper on "The Guiding Light"
- Wolf Muser
aka, Marcello Armonti
Most recently: Dr. Seifert on "The Bold and the Beautiful" this past September
- Mark Arnold
aka, the second Joe Perkins
Now: He's veering off the daytime soaps form of this compilation, as he's got movie roles coming out of his ears:
Geraldine (2009) (pre-production) .... Det. Doug Willoughby
April Showers (2009) (post-production) .... Sean's Father
The Last Stop (2009) (post-production) .... George
An American Journalist (2009) (post-production) .... Sean Donnely
Purge (2008) (completed) .... Frank
They Came from Outer Space (2008) (completed) .... Dr. Katz
Who Shot Mamba? (2008) (completed) .... Armen Chadwick
- Vincent Irizarry
aka, Dr. Scott Clark
Basically now: Dr. David Hayward on "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" and David Chow on "The Young and the Restless"
- Sydney Penny
aka, B.J. Walker
Now: Julia Santos Keefer on "All My Children"
- Tricia Cast
aka, Christy Duvall
Basically now: Nina McNeil on "The Young and the Restless" and the movie "Old Habits Die Hard"
- Kim Zimmer
aka, Jodie Walker
Now: Reva Shayne Lewis Cooper Spaulding Lewis Lewis on "Guiding Light"
- Eileen Davidson
aka, the final Kelly Capwell
Now: Ashley Abbott Carlton on "Y&R" and "B&B"
- Jack Wagner
aka, the final Warren Lockridge
Now: Dominick Marone on "B&B"
- Eric Close
aka, Sawyer Walker
Now: Martin Fitzgerald on "Without a Trace"
- Ally Walker
aka, Andrea Bedford
Most recently: Agent Stahl on "Sons of Anarchy" this past November and the movie "Wonderful World"
- Thaao Penghlis
aka, Dr. Micah DeAngelis
Now: Tony DiMera on "Days of Our Lives"
- Marj Dusay
aka, second and most boistrous Pamela Capwell
Now: Alexandra Spaulding on "Guiding Light"
- Lonnie Quinn
aka, Rich Landers
Now: Newscaster on WCBS-TV in New York
- Lynn Clark
aka, the original Lilly Light
Now: Have you seen her playing "Katie" in that stop-smoking commercial?
- Julia Campbell
aka, Courtney Capwell
Now: This week's episode of NBC's "Heroes," playing a struggling single mom of a teen son whose last name is Campbell, actually.
- A Martinez
aka, Cruz Castillo
Most recently: Ray Montez on "One Life to Live" this past fall, with a stint as Roy DiLucca on "General Hospital" a few years ago, and you know that in that daily soaps game, you're never really "dead" or out ... Martinez also has a couple movie projects: "The Terminators" and "Becoming Eduardo," as we've mentioned on this blog.
- Judith McConnell
aka, the second and longest Sophia Capwell
Most recently: Bad Witch on "Passions" in 2007
- Nancy Lee Grahn
aka, Julia Wainwright Capwell
Now: Alexis Davis on "General Hospital"
- Signy Coleman
aka, Celeste DiNapoli
Most recently: Hope Newman on "The Young and the Restless" last year, and she told BRBTV several weeks ago that a return to the show was possible, but not as Hope
- Todd McKee
aka, the original (and best, BRBTV says) Ted Capwell
Most recently: Jake Maclaine on "The Bold and the Beautiful" this past November
- John Allen Nelson
aka, the original (hottest, hottest, hottest!) Warren Lockridge
Most recently: After his Fox show "Vanished" was canceled in 2006, on which he had a plum starring role, he did some one-shots on shows like "Burn Notice," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Knight Rider," and he still has that "Fire Bay" movie coming up, in which he plays JFK (hello ... HOT!) and for which the release date was pushed back to 2010
- Robin Mattson
aka, the second and stingiest Gina Capwell whatever-whatever
Most recently: Cheri Love on "As the World Turns" in 2007, and has been known to rear her pretty little head on "GH," where she was the longtime vixen Heather Webber
- Melissa (Brennan) Reeves
aka, Jade Perkins early in the show's run
Most recently: Jennifer Horton on "Days of Our Lives" in 2006
- Justin Deas
aka, the most memorable Keith Timmons
Now: Buzz Cooper on "The Guiding Light"
- Wolf Muser
aka, Marcello Armonti
Most recently: Dr. Seifert on "The Bold and the Beautiful" this past September
- Mark Arnold
aka, the second Joe Perkins
Now: He's veering off the daytime soaps form of this compilation, as he's got movie roles coming out of his ears:
Geraldine (2009) (pre-production) .... Det. Doug Willoughby
April Showers (2009) (post-production) .... Sean's Father
The Last Stop (2009) (post-production) .... George
An American Journalist (2009) (post-production) .... Sean Donnely
Purge (2008) (completed) .... Frank
They Came from Outer Space (2008) (completed) .... Dr. Katz
Who Shot Mamba? (2008) (completed) .... Armen Chadwick
- Vincent Irizarry
aka, Dr. Scott Clark
Basically now: Dr. David Hayward on "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" and David Chow on "The Young and the Restless"
- Sydney Penny
aka, B.J. Walker
Now: Julia Santos Keefer on "All My Children"
- Tricia Cast
aka, Christy Duvall
Basically now: Nina McNeil on "The Young and the Restless" and the movie "Old Habits Die Hard"
- Kim Zimmer
aka, Jodie Walker
Now: Reva Shayne Lewis Cooper Spaulding Lewis Lewis on "Guiding Light"
- Eileen Davidson
aka, the final Kelly Capwell
Now: Ashley Abbott Carlton on "Y&R" and "B&B"
- Jack Wagner
aka, the final Warren Lockridge
Now: Dominick Marone on "B&B"
- Eric Close
aka, Sawyer Walker
Now: Martin Fitzgerald on "Without a Trace"
- Ally Walker
aka, Andrea Bedford
Most recently: Agent Stahl on "Sons of Anarchy" this past November and the movie "Wonderful World"
- Thaao Penghlis
aka, Dr. Micah DeAngelis
Now: Tony DiMera on "Days of Our Lives"
- Marj Dusay
aka, second and most boistrous Pamela Capwell
Now: Alexandra Spaulding on "Guiding Light"
- Lonnie Quinn
aka, Rich Landers
Now: Newscaster on WCBS-TV in New York
- Lynn Clark
aka, the original Lilly Light
Now: Have you seen her playing "Katie" in that stop-smoking commercial?
- Julia Campbell
aka, Courtney Capwell
Now: This week's episode of NBC's "Heroes," playing a struggling single mom of a teen son whose last name is Campbell, actually.
Sunday, February 01, 2009
BRBTV birthdays for February
- Kim Zimmer, who shone as Jodie Walker on "Santa Barbara," turns 54 on Groundhog's Day, February 2.
- Bo Hopkins, hotter than hot (in our opinion!) as Matthew Blaisdel on "Dynasty," turns 67 on February 2.
- Morgan Fairchild, one of the Jenna Wades on "Dallas" and so many other things in our soap-opera lexicon, turns 59 on February 3.
- Gayle Hunnicutt, who was the love of J.R.'s life, Vanessa Beaumont, on "Dallas," turns 66 on February 6.
- Bruce W. Timm, writer and artist for "Batman: The Animated Series," turns 48 on February 8.
- Dame Judith Anderson, the grand gal who originated the Minx Lockridge role on "SB," was born on February 10, 1897, and died on January 3, 1992.
- Tina Louise, the unforgettable Julie Grey on "Dallas," and an unforgettable redhead anyway (!), turns 75 on February 11.
- Richard Eden, who was Brick Wallace on "Santa Barbara," turns the big 5-0 on February 13.
- Stockard Channing, who voiced the Barbara Gordon of the future (that's Commissioner Barbara Gordon to you!) on "Batman Beyond," turns 65 on February 13.
- Gretchen Wyler, who is a BRBTV double-shot as Dr. Dagmara Conrad on "Dallas" and Judge Larson on "SB," was born on February 16, 1932 and died on died May 27, 2007.
- George Kennedy, so fun as Carter McKay on "Dallas," turns 84 on February 18.
- Michael Nader, the hottie Dex Dexter on "Dynasty," turns 64 on February 19.
- Kathleen Beller, who was Kirby Aynders on "Dynasty," turns 53 on February 19.
- Two "Santa Barbara" stars share a birthday on February 20: Marj Dusay (second Pamela Capwell), who turns 73 and Peter Love (Ric Castillo), who turns 46.
- Henry Polic II, who voiced the Scarecrow on "Batman: The Animated Series," turns 64 on February 20.
- Jack Coleman, the second Steven Carrington on "Dynasty," who's got a great show in NBC's "Heroes," turns 51 on February 21.
- John Ashton, who was cartel oilman Willie Joe Garr on "Dallas," turns 61 on February 22.
- Dennis Redfield, who played Roger Larson on "Dallas," turns 66 on February 23.
- Two "Dynasty" stars share a birthday on February 24: James Farentino (Dr. Nick Toscanni) turns 71 and Susan Scannell (Nicole Simpson DeVilbus) turns 51.
- John Vernon, the voice of Rupert Thorne in "Batman: The Animated Series," was born on February 24, 1932 and died on February 1, 2005.
- Leann Hunley, Dana Waring on "Dynasty," turns 54 on February 25.
- Bert Remsen, a double BRBTV star as Dandy Dandridge on "Dallas" and Jack Crager on "Dynasty," was born on February 25, 1925 and died on April 22, 1999.
- Margarita Cordova, who was Rosa Andrade on "SB," turns 70 on February 26.
- Barbara Babcock, Pam's steady boss Liz Craig on "Dallas," turns 72 on February 27.
- Stephanie Beacham, the spicy Sable Colby of "Dynasty" and "The Colbys," turns 62 on February 28.
Happy birthday to all ...
- Bo Hopkins, hotter than hot (in our opinion!) as Matthew Blaisdel on "Dynasty," turns 67 on February 2.
- Morgan Fairchild, one of the Jenna Wades on "Dallas" and so many other things in our soap-opera lexicon, turns 59 on February 3.
- Gayle Hunnicutt, who was the love of J.R.'s life, Vanessa Beaumont, on "Dallas," turns 66 on February 6.
- Bruce W. Timm, writer and artist for "Batman: The Animated Series," turns 48 on February 8.
- Dame Judith Anderson, the grand gal who originated the Minx Lockridge role on "SB," was born on February 10, 1897, and died on January 3, 1992.
- Tina Louise, the unforgettable Julie Grey on "Dallas," and an unforgettable redhead anyway (!), turns 75 on February 11.
- Richard Eden, who was Brick Wallace on "Santa Barbara," turns the big 5-0 on February 13.
- Stockard Channing, who voiced the Barbara Gordon of the future (that's Commissioner Barbara Gordon to you!) on "Batman Beyond," turns 65 on February 13.
- Gretchen Wyler, who is a BRBTV double-shot as Dr. Dagmara Conrad on "Dallas" and Judge Larson on "SB," was born on February 16, 1932 and died on died May 27, 2007.
- George Kennedy, so fun as Carter McKay on "Dallas," turns 84 on February 18.
- Michael Nader, the hottie Dex Dexter on "Dynasty," turns 64 on February 19.
- Kathleen Beller, who was Kirby Aynders on "Dynasty," turns 53 on February 19.
- Two "Santa Barbara" stars share a birthday on February 20: Marj Dusay (second Pamela Capwell), who turns 73 and Peter Love (Ric Castillo), who turns 46.
- Henry Polic II, who voiced the Scarecrow on "Batman: The Animated Series," turns 64 on February 20.
- Jack Coleman, the second Steven Carrington on "Dynasty," who's got a great show in NBC's "Heroes," turns 51 on February 21.
- John Ashton, who was cartel oilman Willie Joe Garr on "Dallas," turns 61 on February 22.
- Dennis Redfield, who played Roger Larson on "Dallas," turns 66 on February 23.
- Two "Dynasty" stars share a birthday on February 24: James Farentino (Dr. Nick Toscanni) turns 71 and Susan Scannell (Nicole Simpson DeVilbus) turns 51.
- John Vernon, the voice of Rupert Thorne in "Batman: The Animated Series," was born on February 24, 1932 and died on February 1, 2005.
- Leann Hunley, Dana Waring on "Dynasty," turns 54 on February 25.
- Bert Remsen, a double BRBTV star as Dandy Dandridge on "Dallas" and Jack Crager on "Dynasty," was born on February 25, 1925 and died on April 22, 1999.
- Margarita Cordova, who was Rosa Andrade on "SB," turns 70 on February 26.
- Barbara Babcock, Pam's steady boss Liz Craig on "Dallas," turns 72 on February 27.
- Stephanie Beacham, the spicy Sable Colby of "Dynasty" and "The Colbys," turns 62 on February 28.
Happy birthday to all ...
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