Thank you so much for posting this awesome video!!! It brings back many wonderful memories of being at my grandmother’s house in the summertime of the mid-late ‘70’s. Search for Tomorrow would come on our black and white TV at 12:30 each weekday afternoon. We watched it every day because the storylines were truly captivating. This theme music would beautifully echo throughout our old farmhouse as we tuned in to this magnificent daytime soap opera. Oh, the joy of those precious days. Nothing brings back fond memories nearly as much as music or a fragrance. I am thankful for this music that takes me back, in memory, to those precious soap opera days.
i thought it hilarious seeing Ann Flood in this kind of role after 22 years as Nancy on EON..i have some of her scenes with Joanne on a tape; as soon as i get a capture card, this is something else i wanna work on..towards the end of its run, SFT was hard to find, so i don't have much - and i know i missed a lot.....
apparently, the NBC soaps were very much into serial killer storylines at this time (there was a 'Salem Slasher' *and* the 'Salem Strangler' on DOOL; a 'Carnation Killer' on Santa Barbara, and a 'Sin Stalker' on AW)..this may have been due to the growing polularity of movies like 'Halloween', 'Nightmare on Elm Street' and 'Friday the 13th'.. this is the first i'm hearing about a Henderson Slasher; but as i said before, SFT had very little affiliate support once it moved to NBC; so i - and a lot of other people - missed a lot!.......
Danny Hill yeha this was the big story before the show ended in dec of 86, They had gone to Ireland around this time and thatw as when the slasher came about she killed a main character i can't remember who it was off hand... I just remember seeing bits and pieces o fit but never the whole thing.
Thank you so much for posting this awesome video!!! It brings back many wonderful memories of being at my grandmother’s house in the summertime of the mid-late ‘70’s. Search for Tomorrow would come on our black and white TV at 12:30 each weekday afternoon. We watched it every day because the storylines were truly captivating. This theme music would beautifully echo throughout our old farmhouse as we tuned in to this magnificent daytime soap opera. Oh, the joy of those precious days. Nothing brings back fond memories nearly as much as music or a fragrance. I am thankful for this music that takes me back, in memory, to those precious soap opera days.
Nice pictorial tribute to series star Mary Stuart. May she rest in peace.
very cool Ann flood was on Search in late 86 she was the henderson slasher her name was edda hobbs.
i thought it hilarious seeing Ann Flood in this kind of role after 22 years as Nancy on EON..i have some of her scenes with Joanne on a tape; as soon as i get a capture card, this is something else i wanna work on..towards the end of its run, SFT was hard to find, so i don't have much - and i know i missed a lot.....
Danny Hill yeah I've seen the flood episodes but always wanted to find the henderson slasher story
apparently, the NBC soaps were very much into serial killer storylines at this time (there was a 'Salem Slasher' *and* the 'Salem Strangler' on DOOL; a 'Carnation Killer' on Santa Barbara, and a 'Sin Stalker' on AW)..this may have been due to the growing polularity of movies like 'Halloween', 'Nightmare on Elm Street' and 'Friday the 13th'..
this is the first i'm hearing about a Henderson Slasher; but as i said before, SFT had very little affiliate support once it moved to NBC; so i - and a lot of other people - missed a lot!.......
Danny Hill yeha this was the big story before the show ended in dec of 86, They had gone to Ireland around this time and thatw as when the slasher came about she killed a main character i can't remember who it was off hand... I just remember seeing bits and pieces o fit but never the whole thing.
Ella Hobbs (Ann Flood) killed Jo's (Mary Stuart) niece Suzi McCleary (Freida Eoff) via car accident._