ATWT recap: Luke and Noah kiss, go on a date...
Young love...so sweet. These are the Luke and Noah scenes from yesterday and they are actually all upbeat - no downers for once. The boys meet with Luke's cool grandma Lucinda and a good looking guy who is going to be the administrator of Luke's non-profit. The actor looks very familiar. I think he played Greg on "All My Children" many moons ago.
Anyway, he is hot for Lucinda and they go to dinner and he maies her dance then Luke and Noah walk and they dance. It's fun stuff.
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Yep, that Laurence Lau, who played Greg to Kim Delaney's Jenny - one of All My Children's most popular couple ever. He returned to the show earlier this year for a handful of episodes sans Delaney who's character is dead. Delaney moved on to prime-time television; He moved on to play Jaime Frame on the now-defunct Another World, opposite Anne Heche, who too went on to prime time glory (and temporary/occasional insanity). He then moved on to One Life To Live, replacing Kale Brown (who played his father in law on Another World) in the role of Sam Rapapport. But don't be fooled by his youthful good looks, Lau, who looks a radiant mid-forties is actually ten years older. So while I find the matching of he and Lucinda a little jarring, the age distance between he and Hubbard (who portrays Lucinda on ATWT) is smaller than it might appear.
Now Lau hasn't just done daytime television. Before his stint on AMC, he appeared on such shows as Eight Is Enough and The Waltons, and later on such shows as Jag, Martial Law and Law and Order.
Lets hope Lau will stick around Oakdale for a while.
It's about time Noah realizes that he needs to be wooing Luke. I mean, if they're not sleeping together, they can at least be dating.
Good to see Laurence Lau back on daytime.
He was one of my first soap-crushes.
Also great to see Lucinda being pursued by someone without an (apparent) ultimatum other than just being with Lucinda.
And a double date of the boys with Lucinda = priceless!