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  • Edge looks like it was great from the very start. All the hep-cat talk was funny, Daddy-o! Mark Rydell was a strong presence in his scene.

  • "Could somebody please find the original opening of EON?"

  • Yes, I iiked Betty Garde whom I first recall seeing in a disturbing Twilight Zone re-run episode, "The MIdnight Sun".

  • Stunning. Interesting to see Betty Garde rather than "my" Mattie, Peggy Allenby. I believe Peggy took over the role after the first few weeks of the show. It was also a treat to see Mark Rydell, whom I remembered as Walt from the summer of 1956. So good to see "young" John Larkin and Teal Ames. And a tip o' me hat to Don Hastings who's had a great TV career seemingly forever!

  • Two much missed soaps, ATWT and EDGE. Don Hastings (Jack Lane/Bob Hughes) and Mark Rydell (Walt Johnson/Jeff Baker) had connections to both shows.

  • @Soapking1965 I agree...When Procter & Gamble started to loose interest signified the end...I remember when P&G pleased Edge fans CBS canceled Edge to expand to World Turns to an hour, and P&G refused to let Edge die and continued the series on ABC...Unfortunately by 1984, P&G was strictly into saving money/expenses & Edge had run its course...

  • What a beautiful version of the closing theme, though I suspect the episode ran short and necessitated some improvisation with the newly minted theme. Thanks so much for posting.

  • Look at Don Hastings. How young he is here. He would go on to be Dr Bob Hughes on As The World Turns for many many years.

  • I loved this! Just fantastic. I can't believe this was the second episode. And wow look at that weird ATWT bumper at the end.

    How long was Grace O'Keefe around? I really like her.

    Fantastic work from all the cast. I can see why Teal Ames was so popular, she's vulnerable yet strong. Also great to see such a young Don Hastings.

    And I love the organ music which goes from serious to wacky polka time.

  • Wow! What a find! Thanks for posting this!

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