"Classic AW CD 50:38"

March 9, 1970

Susan and Fred, experiencing marital difficulties, quarrel and Fred delivers an ultimatum.
Susan tries to fend off the amorous advances of her interior decorator, Joe.

March 10, 1970

A distraught Missy frantically tries to reach Liz the but the phone just rings with no one there to answer it.
Jim and Mary leave to pick up Rachel to take her to the airport to catch a flight to meet Russ at an out-of-town medical convention. They just miss Melissa's call from San Diego.
The phone stops ringing just as Liz arrives home with Wayne, Susan, and Fred.

March 11, 1970

Missy finally gets through to Liz with the tragic news about Bill.
Missy tells Liz what has happened.
Wayne tries to comfort Liz and summons her family: Jim and Mary arrive and Liz conveys the tragic details as relayed by Missy, off-camera.
Dru brings Missy and Ricky to Liz's house upon her return to Bay City, -- Missy, a widow once again.

March 18, 1970

Susan and Fred quarrel then Fred goes upstairs. Susan becomes enraged when she finds the liquor cabinet has been locked.
Susan demands an explanation from Fred regarding the liquor.
This scene is an introduction of the Somerset storyline.

March 20 - 31, 1970

A celebration of some kind with members of the cast of the new show.
Russ is livid when Rachel shows him the apartment she has rented using Jamie's trust fund money.
Ada sternly advises Gerald Davis on how he should deal with Rachel when she finds him and they reunite after many years. Gerald, though, warns Ada that there is a reason Ada may not allow her to see him; that being that he has another daughter.
Bill Wolff invites viewers to tune in for the new story of Somerset next Monday as he makes his usual closing announcement.
An NBC promo for the new story of Somerset.
Wayne tries to drag someone, probably Walter, into one of his underhanded schemes.
Sam and Lahoma's going-away party with various cast members and an eloquent toast by the incomparable, avuncular, Mitchell Dru.

1970

March 20, 1970

March 30, 1970

The debut episode of Another World in Somerset with Missy and Lahoma traveling down the highway in Missy's station wagon. Missy scoffs at Lahoma's fears that she won't fit in.
Mid-program bumper for Somerset.
Sam and Jasper Delaney in a clash of wills.
The closing of Another World in Somerset.
In a Bay City episode, Mary and Liz have a conversation about Alice wherein Mary tries to diffuse Liz's intrusive interest.
In Somerset: Jasper Delaney's death scene: Robert quarrels with his father, Jasper, causing him to collapse. When Robert leaves him to seek help, his murderer enters the room.
The murderer finishes Jasper off, smothering him with a pillow.
Dr. Kurtz and Robert return to find Jasper dead. Robert blames himself, stating he killed him.
A Fade Out to Logo for Another World in Bay City after Somerset won its independence from its parent show.

July 5, 1971

The start of Rachel's wedding to Ted, which had to be moved indoors due to an impending thunderstorm.

1970

Somerset opening sequence.
Unknown scene, likely from One Life to Live .
In Somerset, the verdict is read in Robert's murder trial and also heard are various reactions to that verdict.
Fade Out to Logo for Somerset.
A Fade Out from Edge of Night.

September 21, 1971

November 1, 1971

Ted asks Inspector Wood whether anyone has stopped by the Fireside Inn to see him.
Ted is shot by loan shark, Casey after the two men have an argument.

Fall 1971

A Somerset intro after it adopted its crime drama format.
Scene particulars unknown.
Somerset Fade Out to Logo.
Woman screaming: A scene involving Marcy and Vicky on OLTL.
Supremes singing their long forgotten #30 record (July, 1968): Some Things You Never Get Used To.