DAYS Doug & Julie

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Doug is in the hospital after a heart attack & he has very severe words for Bo who is dating Hope.

This is a full episode. Historical Value.

This is a full episode. Historical value. This may be one of the episodes that won the WGA Writing Award for this year. There is concern about Doug & his memory, possible dementia, and it turns out that he is possessed by the devil. And the devil wants Marlena.

This is a full episode. Historical value. This may be one of the episodes that won the WGA Writing Award for this year. There is concern about Doug & his memory, possible dementia, and it turns out that he is possessed by the devil.

This is a full episode. Historical Value. On Oct. 1, 1976 Doug & Julie got married.

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Early interracial romance, David Banning loves Valerie Grant

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Julie throws both the garter & the bridal bouquet

This is a clip. FAIR USE. In this scene Doug & Julie have just been together for the first time after a while going without.

This is a clip. FAIR USE. In this scene Chip tells Julie he once met the guy who sang "The Ballad of Davy Crockett" & Julie replies that she once dated him!

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Annual tradition. The Hortons have individual ornaments for all members of their family including honorary members. Different people hang ornaments.

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Dick Van Dyke was a guest star for a week+. He did not know who he was. Turns out he is Timothy Robichaux & John Black's natural biological father. He won the Daytime Emmy for Best Guest Actor & was the oldest recipient of a Daytime Emmy, at 98.

This is a clip. FAIR USE. Brenda Benet playing Lee Dumonde insists that they can't get married because Doug is married to her. He says she was lying the entire time & they were never really married at all. They have this huge fight & then Doug leaves her alone in this room & goes & marries the love of his life. 5-21-81 & 5-22-81

This is a full episode. Historical value. One of 3 episodes submitted & winning the 2024 WGA Soap Writing Award. Dick Van Dyke guest stars. He won the Daytime Emmy for a Guest Actor for this role. He's the oldest person to have won one.