Guiding Light Alexandra: The Return Of Alan Spaulding August 1994 Part 118

Holly does not know how she can ever trust Roger again. Roger swears he did not look in the file at Ross's office and Holly looks in Roger's eyes and knows he is telling her the truth and admits she loves him. Cutter and Blake tend to Tangie and Cutter tells her to be careful, when Cutter leaves, Blake questions Tangie about her mystery man and wonders if he could have been the one that attacked her. Tangie says she knows it was not him. Alan Michael is hiding out in a broken down shack on the beach eating some of the food he took from Tangies.

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[CvilleTed]

Intense and heartfelt scene, wonderfully written and acted! This dynamic relationship was one of the reason I watch GL, and one of the reasons I stopped around 1999. When Holly became the Nursery Rhyme Stalker and an alcoholic I knew thw writers did not care about this Holly and her history. They were writting her into a corner, one that would be hard for a beloved character to recover from in the eyes of the audience.

[BenWarrenFan]

I love this clip.....so nice to see the good times with Roger and Holly. Thank you Mike for posting these!

[anabanana0714]

Despite all of their relationship's messy complications, Roger and Holly's love for each other was so pure, deep, heartfelt, so genuine. You can really feel it in the last few seconds of their scene here. No other GL couple had that kind of love.

I also love what Holly said about Roger looking into her eyes and she would know. MG once said that she never had to act with MZ because they'd been together so long that all she had to do was look into his eyes and she would become Holly.

[7997vinster]

A shame that they never got to reunite after Dec 1994...what was JFP thinking?and ML and Mctavish made it worst!!!!When rauch cmae on board he clearly stated that Holly and Roger belong together but we know what happen after that;(MZ got sick and the rest is history