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>Hey, that was a nice flashback of young Cass and big haired Frankie:) Nice
>touch of the writers to actually go back and dig up a real old
>conversation between the two of them, and not create a fake 'flashback'. I
>didn't know the current IIC even watched old tapes of the show:) How old
>was that clip anyway?
Wasn't that a kick? I loved it - they were so young and had such a
lot of hair <G> It's amazing that they did that clip to show that she
said the same thing back then. I wonder how they ever knew that - did
they ask either she or Cass if they could remember a line they could
incorporate now? Seems an imposibility to have tried that cold. At any
rate, it was nice and kinda fun wasn't it. <g>
Jackie
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> Wasn't that a kick? I loved it - they were so young and had such a
> lot of hair <G> It's amazing that they did that clip to show that she
> said the same thing back then. I wonder how they ever knew that - did
> they ask either she or Cass if they could remember a line they could
> incorporate now?
They have years and years of old scripts. I'd hesitate to say that they have
scripts from the beginning, but they would certainly have all the scripts from
the Cass and Frankie era.
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If anyone taped it and would be willing to share I would be eternally grateful.
My VCR just did not do what I told it to. I'd be glad to make a doop and send
it right back ASAP or to send one of you kind souls any Cass n Lila moments you
missed from the past in exchange. What d'ya say gang?
Mandee
I'm sure someone reviewed the earlier footage they have of Cass and Frankie
and picked up on that line to use. They probably wanted Cass to remember and
wonder why Ann would use that phrase. He did for a brief moment. I have to
say that unless someone uses a phrase frequently, I'm not apt to remember
years later, remember the time it was used, etc. -----
Julie(Peanutbutter Cup)
I refuse to star in your psychodrama.
Peace & joy,
Claudia
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I had to get it from the transcript site:
ANNE: "WELL, YOU WERE
SURPRISED, THAT'S ALL.
SURPRISES USUALLY MEAN DISASTERS
IN MY LIFE."
They then flashed back to early Cass and Frankie maybe when they had just met
(I wasn't watching) and she said exactly the same thing to Cass.
>In article <36eae022...@news.mindspring.com>,
> cd00...@mindspring.com wrote:
>> On Sat, 13 Mar 1999 21:43:16 GMT, Julie
>> <peanutbu...@my-dejanews.com> wrote:
>> >I'm sure someone reviewed the earlier footage they have of Cass and Frankie
>> >and picked up on that line to use. They probably wanted Cass to remember and
>> >wonder why Ann would use that phrase. He did for a brief moment. I have to
>> >say that unless someone uses a phrase frequently, I'm not apt to remember
>> >years later, remember the time it was used, etc. -----
>> <whimper!> I missed this-- what phrase did they use?
>>
>> Peace & joy,
>> Claudia
>I had to get it from the transcript site:
>ANNE: "WELL, YOU WERE
>SURPRISED, THAT'S ALL.
>SURPRISES USUALLY MEAN DISASTERS
>IN MY LIFE."
>They then flashed back to early Cass and Frankie maybe when they had just met
>(I wasn't watching) and she said exactly the same thing to Cass.
Julie, you're a sweeteheart for getting this for me! Thanks!
Have a great Sunday--
Peace & joy,
Claudia
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Glad to help. I'm also glad we have the transcript site, though I could have
reviewed my tape. Frankie's hair was very long, lots of curls. Cass looked so
young. Anyone know when that was??
>>
>>
>
>Glad to help. I'm also glad we have the transcript site, though I could have
>reviewed my tape. Frankie's hair was very long, lots of curls. Cass looked so
>young. Anyone know when that was??
>
1989, I believe.
Tammy
>In article <36ece003...@news.mv.com>,
> xpyw...@drakes.mv.com (Jackie Kuscher) wrote:
>> On Fri, 12 Mar 1999 22:06:46 -0500, M...@CH0CO.COM (Monee C. Kidd)
>> wrote:
>>
>> >Hey, that was a nice flashback of young Cass and big haired Frankie:) Nice
>> >touch of the writers to actually go back and dig up a real old
>> >conversation between the two of them, and not create a fake 'flashback'. I
>> >didn't know the current IIC even watched old tapes of the show:) How old
>> >was that clip anyway?
>>
>> Wasn't that a kick? I loved it - they were so young and had such a
>> lot of hair <G> It's amazing that they did that clip to show that she
>> said the same thing back then. I wonder how they ever knew that - did
>> they ask either she or Cass if they could remember a line they could
>> incorporate now? Seems an imposibility to have tried that cold. At any
>> rate, it was nice and kinda fun wasn't it. <g>
>>
>> Jackie
>> (to e-mail take "x" off pywaket)
>>
>
>I'm sure someone reviewed the earlier footage they have of Cass and Frankie
>and picked up on that line to use. They probably wanted Cass to remember and
Julie, I think I was just off in my meandering mind wondering just how
they "found" this to use. Do they employ people to just sit and read
through old transcripts? Seems to be such a time consuming (sp?) task
to me - just wondering how it is actually accomplished.
Well I'm sure there are folks who review old footage, both for use in
flashbacks, and for history/plotlines. That way they know what the history
was, so they can change it! <sarcasm alert> I'm sure with Alice's return,
they reviewed old footage to see what they might want to use, and got the
idea of having Anne use the same phrase that Frankie had used years ago. I
doubt the writers are doing this, maybe they have the interns do it, or do
the initial reviews. I don't know exactly how it was done in this case, but
using old footage certainly is normal.
| does anyone have the url for the transcript site?
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RIP Peggy Cass 3/8/1999, one incredible Agnes Gooch
"You're going down! You're going down!" - John Black to
Stefano as John's being locked into the guillotine, NBC's
DOOL, Lady in a Cage, August 1996
April 1990. The same episode im which Cass proposed to her, and in which
an Elvis impersonator arrived in place of Cass's desired classical string
trio. They also used footage from this episode for the montage during
Frankie's memorial service.
Eddie
Thanks Eddie. Okay, so I was off by a year. I said 1989.
<g>
Tammy
Yeh, I suspect they may have interns doing this type of thing. I do
know they use flashbacks all the time of course, I was really just
wondering how they go about doing this.