What;'s he suppose to do, kick her?

I totally agree with their, knots landing one best U.S. soaps ever. People in U.S.A don't realise it People around Europe, Ireland and England.

Agreed. I loved both shows.

Agreed I used to watch it too.

When and how did steve Shaw die?

Steve passed away in a car accident in 1990.

@@maxipaz5597 He died in a car crash and he wasn't even 30. Born in 1965 💔😢sad 😥

Why do you think linda Wants to drive a wedge between michael and eric??

I could not stand Linda..Nice job Brain...But she was Sally's friend on the show..Voice and Body...!!

@Sebastian Sutton At first I thought she was annoying, but after they made her really duplicitous, I really liked her.

@Sebastian Sutton Yes, the loss of Donna Mills was a huge blow. Abby is one of my all-time favorite TV characters.

She could've filled Abby's shoes better than Anne or Claudia

Alleged backstage probs between the actress and another blonde actress.

And look at 0:18 Linda was ahead of her time with her ecological point of view. 5:54 Poor girl took off like The Terminator was after her!

Yet Greg did similar things with all the other women he got with but somehow moving Linda into his house was unrealistic. You obviously didn't understand the character of Greg. Greg was afraid to allow himself to be with Paige because I think he was afraid of losing her and having the suffer the pain he experienced when he loss his first love Laura. He kept pushing Paige away yet it was very clear that he wanted her. Linda was a substitute for Paige because she fit the type but he didn't have to worry about getting hurt because he never truly loved Linda. It makes perfect sense. I know this comment was made 7 years ago but I just had to respond.

Jody Mine too.

Yeah ABBY was a Real Mom that storyline

Very good story line, made Abby show her soft side of a mom who does anything to help her daughter get off drugs.

That was a really good storyline too

Yes Steve was just 25 when he passed away in a car accident.

Michele Lee gave a nice tribute to him in a 1990 episode at end before closing credits.

He’s danish

He definitely had the looks.

oh please, Jill's descent into madness was very well-done and believable. So only dumb and unbalanced people go off the deep end? It's the ones who have it altogether that are more pronged to snap. Peter's death affected Jill majorly and not being able to properly grieve him (due to her hiding that they were siblings) started her descent into madness. Plus, she became obsessed with Gary and afraid of losing the object of her intense affection. I've never heard anyone say or write that Jill's descent into madness was unbelievable. That title goes to Paige's boyfriend Pierce in Season 13. Also, it's like you were not paying attention because Linda was a trip from the start and became driven by her ambition to climb to the top of the corporate ladder. It's not like anything she did was remotely crazy like Jill. Linda just came into her own as a great villainess. The one thing I do agree on is that it was extremely dumb for Knot's Landing to kill her off. Her character really had gained traction.

@@hshawn00 Some good points, like unable to openly mourn her secret brother. I still find she was too balanced for her later descent.

@@JLvatronObviously this is a belief that you firmly believe. Sometimes it's easier for us to believe certain things to shield us from harsh realities. Like when I use to not want to believe that bad things happen to good people. Perhaps its scarier for you to think that everyone is capable of slipping into insanity. Holding that belief protects you from thinking of a world where people who has it altogether could snap and break mentally. Also, I might be reading too much into your response. However, as someone with a background in psychology, I can tell you that it is believed that almost anyone can break with reality and descend into psychological disorder. You say Jill was too balanced but I argue that she wasn't. Even if she was, balanced people can go crazy. Also keep in mind, a person can be both smart and totally insane. I think we'd both agree that serial killers are insane, However, there are many of them that have been found to be highly intelligent. Jill's intelligence remained throughout her decent into madness. Look how carefully she planned out her perfect crime and how she framed Gary for her murder.

@@hshawn00 1stly, Yes, you are reading too much into this, lol! 2ndly, I believe anyone can get unbalanced, including awesome Jill. I just don't think they showed enough reason in the TV show. At the end, not everything in a tv show works for all fans.

@@JLvatron Fair enough, we will just agree to disagree.

Michael was a whiny bitch. Never admitted any wrong...fucking his brothers wife was really sleazy. Nothing wrong.... fuck them! I don't know if he was being sarcastic, but he was a real tool... good riddance.

I recall reading about his death in a tabloid ages ago, I thought it was a hoax, until years later I found out it was true. I believe his car collided with a garbage truck.

They did, they did a video tribute at the end of an episode. Michelle Lee sang.

SAL Paradise They did acknowledge the actor's passing at the end of an episode. Not sure which episode it was though. If I remember correctly they showed a special video tribute to Steve Shaw and Michelle Lee was singing. ❤️❤️😔😔

Michele Lee sang Look at That Face a cappella at the very end of an episode commemorating his death. There was a bit of a slide show and we heard her singing and then it faded to black. Yes they did acknowledge him. Sad hugs.

Then you're not a true fan or your mind is slipping because both, especially Michael, were memorable characters.

+bleucheezy Lucy was only ever in one episode of Knots.

+Roland Baldwin Lucy was written out of Dallas the same year Val gave birth to the twins. She was still Gary and Val's daughter and could have turned up in California. Not ceased to exist.

+ezzony But the next season they added the black family, Jill Bennett, Eric's wife, Ann Matheson, Jean Hackney, Paige's ex-boyfriend...so how could production afford to pay all those new actors? Doesn't make much sense.

+ezzony Ask any true fan of the peak years of Knots (1982-87) and they'd agree losing Constance McCashin, Lisa Hartman, Julie Harris, Fairgate kids, etc hurt the show and it was never the same.

It was never the same for me after Julie left, the Ginny character was a poor substitute.

She didnt marry him because they were mother and son