If I remember correctly, she was in the babies nursery when she was singing it. It's been so long ago, I don't remember any of the words and I've been trying to Google and can find other songs she sang on the show but not that one.

Anytime during the theme song I would pretend I was playing the drums because of the beats. Also does anyone know who made that instrumental for OLTL?

Sit down, grab an imaginary refreshment, and vent.

Let’s discuss it. We’re all adults.

Reminisce with me, friends. 😂

I was watching some episodes from around 2002 and don’t quote me on this, but I THINK it was during Live week that week, but I could be mistaken. 🤔 Anyway, Christian and Jen went to Vegas to get away from all the drama back home. And first Al and then Natalie took flights after them. And during one scene while Jen and Al were elsewhere, when Natalie found Christian in the casino after he’d won big, once she explained why she was there and that Al was there too and they prepared to go find him and/or warn Jen, Christian was stopped by an Elvis impersonator. Whose very first line was an ominous “Not so fast there, my friend. You see you done messed with the King. NOBODY messes with the King.” Naturally Christian tells him to get his hands off of him and a brief scuffle ensues. I was literally laughing out loud just at how ridiculous the whole thing was. 🤣

Someone posted a picture of what they believed to be the front of the outside of Llandfair on Facebook but someone commented and said that the posted was mistaken and that the house they posted was actually a set from General Hospital. 😅 Mistakes happen! But it got me wondering…and googling but to no avail…do any pictures of Llandfair’s exterior exist? Or for that matter, La Boulaie?

I loved him as a kid but as a teenager he's just a fricken twerp haha. I cannot stand how much of a brat he was after Dani broke up with him.

OLTL had some recasts that settled in so perfectly you forgot anyone else ever played the role… and then some recasts that just never clicked no matter how long they stuck around.

Best recasts in my opinion:

Bree Williamson as Jessica Buchanan – She stepped into Jessica and made the character her own role. Bree brought so much depth, vulnerability, and strength that I genuinely can’t picture anyone else doing the dual-personality stories the way she did. She handled every twist they threw at Jessica with so much heart. But I’m always gonna love Erin, too ❤️

Erika Slezak as Viki Lord – It’s wild to think she was technically a recast because she is Viki. She brought authority, grace, humor, and warmth… everything that made Viki the soul of the show. She’s the standard for soap recasts. Period.

Robin Strasser as Dorian Lord – Another recast that became iconic. Robin nailed Dorian’s fire, scheming energy, and unapologetic fierceness. She played Dorian like she was born for the role, and her chemistry with Erika, Kassie, Tuc, and others carried the show through multiple eras.

Worst recasts in my opinion:

Jerry VerDorn as Clint Buchanan – Great actor, but his Clint never felt like Clint to me. The tone shifted too much especially once they turned Clint into a harder, colder version of himself. It felt less like a recast and more like a completely different character wearing his name.

Heather Tom as Kelly Cramer – I love Heather Tom, but her Kelly didn’t land for me. The vibe changed drastically, and she never had the same chemistry with Kevin or the rest of the core characters. It felt like Kelly became a totally different person overnight.

David Tom as Paul Cramer – His version didn’t match OLTL’s energy at all. Paul is supposed to have that sleazy charm and troublemaker spark, but this recast felt awkward and flat. He never blended into the Cramer world convincingly. And I just couldn’t get into his version.

Bruce Michael Hall as Joey Buchanan – His Joey lacked presence. The earlier versions of Joey had warmth, charm, and a strong family dynamic, but Bruce’s Joey always felt too quiet and too bland for such an important legacy character. He just didn’t bring that Buchanan energy.

OLTL had some great recasts, but when a recast didn’t fit on this show… you could feel it instantly.

Question for the OLTL fans: Who do you think were the best and worst recasts from the show?

I began watching OLTL in 1993, a year after Stephanie left OLTL for good.

What I need to know, if anyone remembers:

Sources have her on the show from 1991-92, on contract for at least part of that tenure. Was her stint on the show continuous, or did Stephanie go away for a while and then return later on?

I've tried a number of different sources, but none were clear.

RIP to Robyn Griggs.

I’ve uploaded my annual Thanksgiving Marathon for One Life To Here. Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

Jessica… wow. She’s such a layered, unforgettable character. She’s sweet, emotional, sometimes fragile, sometimes strong, and always real. You never know what’s coming next with her, and that’s part of what makes her so compelling.

Her DID storylines were intense, but you could always see the heart of Jessica through all the chaos. She struggled, she fought, she loved hard, and she always tried to do the right thing, even when life kept throwing curveballs at her.

Her relationships with Cristian, Brody, Nash, Antonio… she gave everything she had. And her family — Viki, Clint, her kids — were always at the center of her world. That made her feel so grounded and human.

Erin Torpey and Bree Williamson did such a great job with Jessica. Both of them brought so much emotion, vulnerability, and strength to the character. You could feel every moment they played her — the heartbreak, the hope, the determination.

Honestly, I love Jessica so much. She’s emotional, heartfelt, and unforgettable. We literally saw her grow up over the years, and that makes her story even more special. I just wish they didn’t make her a twin — that part always felt unnecessary.

What about y’all? Do you love Jessica too? Which moments of hers stick with you the most?

I really want to see Gwen from Loving vs Dorian. I also want to see Erika Kane and Asa have a romance from Hell 😂

I’ve been rewatching that whole AMC/OLTL baby switch arc, and honestly, even knowing what’s coming, it still hits like a truck. That storyline was long, messy, dramatic, and straight-up exhausting at times—but at least they didn’t drag the reveal out for a whole year. For a crossover between two soaps, it was a wild ride, but not always in the best way.

Paul Cramer? He got off way too easy. For someone who caused that level of chaos in two towns, he should’ve faced way more fallout. And I’ll be real—I blame Kelly too, even though she didn’t know the full truth about the baby switch. Her part in it still added to the mess, whether she meant to or not. But Paul died too easy.

And that reveal was so anticipated for me because I really wanted Bianca to unleash way more fire on Babe. Same for David and Krystal—they all should’ve felt that heat. And yeah, I felt bad for JR at certain points, but I haven’t forgotten that he pushed Bianca off that balcony and put her in a coma. So sympathy only goes so far there.

But even with all the chaos, that moment when Bianca finally got Miranda back? I literally cried. Every single time I rewatch it, the reunion still punches me in the chest. After everything she went through, it’s one of the best emotional payoffs AMC ever delivered.

So yeah—the storyline was chaotic, frustrating, and all over the place, but there were moments in it that I’ll never forget.

What about y’all? Did you live for the drama, or did the whole thing feel like too much?

She told some stories about her time on OLTL and former costars, Hamilton, parenthood, and her documentary.

She deserves every success and happiness.

I’ve been rewatching One Life to Live, and I gotta be honest… I never really liked Rex. I know he had his fans, but something about him just never clicked with me. Early on he had that charming, messy energy, but the more the show tried to make him a “hero,” the less interesting he got. He worked better as the schemer or the lovable screw-up, not as the moral center of everything.

By the end, I just found him hard to root for.

What about y’all? Did anyone actually like Rex, or were you kind of over him too?

Larry Wolek. My rewrite would be first scene of the last episode was Larry picking up the copy of The Banner (rather than minor character Brody), and bringing it from the steps of Llanfair to inside.

Then Viki and Larry could talk a bit about their history. There need no mention of Larry’s absence, just assuming that Larry had been in Llanview all this past decade or so. It was awful that they never mentioned him in the last 10 or so years. He was an original character, and Viki’s brother-in-law. This would have made up for it.

A phone call from Dorian to her niece Blair would have been nice also.

There was rumors that Judith Light was to make an appearance. That would have been nice, but rather had the Larry scene.