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1. www.soapcentral.com › guiding-light › whoswhoWho's Who in Springfield: Dr. James Reardon | Guiding Light ...

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   Dec 1, 1983 · Brief Character History. Jim Reardon's return to Springfield was shrouded in secrecy. Masquerading as his deceased friend, Dr. John Stephens, he started working at Cedars Hospital for the Spaulding pharmaceutical division. Jim had assisted Dr. Stephens in San Rios and before Stephens died, he told Jim to take his identity because the Spauldings ...

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3. guidinglight.fandom.com › wiki › Jim_ReardonJim Reardon | Guiding Light Wiki | Fandom

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   Dr. James "Jim" Reardon is a fictional character on the CBS daytime soap opera Guiding Light. Michael Woods (12/1983-02/1985)

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   Jim was around for a few years but he didn't gain as much popularity as some of his siblings like Maureen, Tony, and Nola. Once his love, Hillary, was kille...

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6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Guiding_Light_(1980–1989)Guiding Light (1980–1989) - Wikipedia

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   Bea Reardon and her daughter Nola Reardon were introduced in January 1980 while Roger Thorpe was on the run and trying to kidnap his daughter. Roger disguised himself as a German Professor Schneider who was staying at the Reardon Boarding house. Nola almost turned Roger into the authorities before he kidnapped Rita.

7. guidinglight.fandom.com › wiki › Reardon_familyReardon family | Guiding Light Wiki | Fandom

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   The Reardon family is a fictional family on the CBS daytime soap opera Guiding Light. Hugh Thomas "Tom" Reardon (deceased) Sean Reardon James "Jim" Reardon Maureen Reardon (deceased) Anthony "Tony" Reardon Lana Reardon Nola Reardon Chelsea Reardon Matthew "Matt" Reardon Bridget Reardon Ryan...

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   Dr. James "Jim" Reardon is a fictional character on the CBS daytime soap opera Guiding Light. Michael Woods (12/1983-02/1985) Hugh Thomas "Tom" Reardon (father, deceased) Beatrice "Bea" Foster (mother, deceased) Sean Reardon (brother) Maureen Reardon I (sister, deceased) Lana Reardon (sister...

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   What happened to Guiding Light?

   • From January 1980 to June 1982, Marland, as head writer, wanted to bring Guiding Light back to its roots and abide by the show's "bible". To that end he came up with many new characters, but incorporated them gradually with veteran characters. He also added more levels of intrigue and crimes to the show.

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   Who wrote The Guiding Light?

   • The Guiding Light (TGL) is the longest-running American television soap opera . Pam Long, headwriter from 1983 to 1985 and again beginning in 1987, left the show in early 1991 and was replaced by a triumvirate of writers, Nancy Curlee, Stephen Demorest and James Reilly, the latter who went on to write Days of Our Lives and create Passions for NBC .

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   Was Guiding Light a racy show?

   • Between Vanessa and Nola's machinations, Guiding Light, written by Doug Marland, was certainly becoming a racy and for many must-see television show. Lucille Wexler soon found out that her housekeeper Jennifer was the long lost Jane Marie Stafford, when she paid a visit to the Springfield Arms hotel and to Jane Marie's older brother, Chet Stafford.

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   When did Guiding Light end?

   • This opening lasted through August 1983. Writer Marland quit in 1982 due to a dispute over treatment of his friend Jane Elliot, when the Carrie multiple personality disorder storyline did not carry Guiding Light' s ratings to #1 above its rival, General Hospital. Elliot was fired by Allen Potter, and Marland ended the storyline.

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10. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Guiding_Light_(1990–1999)Guiding Light (1990–1999) - Wikipedia

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    The Guiding Light (TGL) is the longest-running American television soap opera. Show development [ edit ] Pam Long , headwriter from 1983 to 1985 and again beginning in 1987, left the show in early 1991 and was replaced by a triumvirate of writers, Nancy Curlee , Stephen Demorest and James Reilly , the latter who went on to write Days of Our ...