I've written a letter to Daddy...

his address is Heaven above! I've written "Dear Daddy, we miss you and wish you were with us to love". Instead of a stamp I put kisses. The postman says that's best to do. I've written this letter to Daddy saying "I love you".

I've written a letter to Daddy saying "I love you"!

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http://www.tvguide.com/Soaps/QA/default.htm?cmsRedir=true&rmDate=11222005&cmsGuid=%7B053F7985-915F-403C-8C7B-42D1A21E696A%7D

Passions Psycho Stirs Comic Chaos in Harmony
by Daniel R. Coleridge



Seasoned character actress Marianne Muellerleile has done theater, TV and movies, but the role of her life is Norma, the campiest cuckoo on soaps. Passions creator James E. Reilly conceived Norma as a burly, sexually ambiguous takeoff on shower-stalker Norman Bates from the classic Psycho films. Between stints in the psych ward, the ax murderess occasionally returns to Harmony to torment her nemesis, Tabitha the witch (Juliet Mills). As you first read here, Norma's coming back for another whack at Tabby. Read on for exclusive scoopage from the loon-a-chick herself!

TVGuide.com: Norma's obsession with her dead father was never stranger than in your spoof of Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

Muellerleile: I did that two years ago, and that bit's being resurrected. We have yet another mental-hospital talent show with various... novelty acts. This time, Norma does Baby Jane with a kick line of women in straightjackets!

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http://www.nbc.com/Passions/recaps/famous_plots/norma.shtml

"Norma Returns: Part Two" Tabitha and Timmy were a little startled when they received a call from Eve Russell asking them to come to the hospital. Especially when they found out why--they had been personally invited to a talent show put on by the patients in the psychiatric ward. The two had no idea who had extended them such an odd invitation...but they soon found out. At the end of the show, the audience filed out leaving Tabitha and Timmy to view their private show. Once Tabby and Timmy were alone, "Baby Jane" came out on stage and started shrieking out a ditty. Soon Tabitha and Timmy were the ones shrieking...when they realized the person behind the makeup was Norma! Norma came after them and a chase ensued. Luckily, Norma was captured and sent back to the ward! Now the question remains...has she escaped once again? And is she after poor, unsuspecting Timmy?

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"she wouldna broke dem mirrors!
she LOVES dat ol' house, she REALLY does!!!"

Blanche: You wouldn't be able to do these awful things to me if I weren't still in this chair.
Jane: But cha AAH, Blanche, ya AAH in that chair.

Jane: It's just that nosy Mrs. Bates going on about your picture last night.
Blanche: Oh really did she like it?
Jane: Oh really did she like it?... She liked it!

Ya didn't eat ya din din!

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Elvira Stitt: [shocked at some obscenities Jane has scrawled] I can't remember the last time I saw words like that written down!

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How about the TV movie version starring Vanessa and Lynn Redgrave. "Baby Jane" had her comeback in a gay bar in that one!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103242/

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DG, I think I've missed the point too. Care to help?

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Chita, oh you shouldn't have turned it off! The rest was even MORE painful to watch!

(And in a real bonding moment, I watched it with DayDreamer and camerangel. Klassy. Capital K.)

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Hi, Tiff - great to see you here!

The point, apparently, has to do with "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?"

"The last movie I made with Joan was WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE. I played Baby Jane. She played Whatever."

TIIIIFFFFF.

Evening.

I made a film that year, too... The Longest Night. Marty McDonald said it was the best thing I ever did, only they never even released it in the United States. They were too busy giving a big build-up to that crap you were turning out!

That's the part I skipped by putting ...