Everyone! I just ordered my 20 classic episodes and they were only $25! I can't believe it! I am so happy! I can't wait to get them! You can go to http://soapclassics.com/index.php/buy-now.html to buy them, or you can look below to see what is on them. There is also a free episode on the site that is THE BOMB! Philip and Mindy are dating and it is her birthday party. LOVE IT! I have only watched the beginning but I think it is where Alan tells Philip he is not his father.
It is hilarious at one point because someone is blackmailing Alan for $10,000. LOL. Alan would not even lift a finger for that today! HAAA!
I almost cried when I heard the opening music. MISS GL!!!
PS. I really think that if we all buy these that they will MAKE MORE OF THEM for us! 
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Disc 1: Great Weddings
Over the course of 72 years, Guiding Light featured almost every type of wedding imaginable. This disc contains five of the best, starring some of the most beloved couples in the history of the series.
Episode 1: Kelly Nelson Marries Morgan Richards ( August 18, 1981)
This marriage started out as a student-teacher romance. Kelly Nelson (Emmy winner John Wesley Shipp) was originally hired as a tutor for the young and beautiful Morgan Richards (Kristen Vigard). At the time, each was in a serious relationship with someone else. After a long courtship filled with angst, teacher and student were finally wed. The ceremony was held at a picturesque outdoor location, Springfield’s Laurel Falls.
Tom and Margo's marriage, unlike many in Oakdale, endured until the end of the program’s run, in September 2010. It was, in fact, the longest-lasting on-air marriage in soap opera history.
Principal Cast: Justin Deas, Margaret Colin, Don Hastings, Larry Bryggman, Anne Sward, Colleen Zenk, Hugo Napier, Mary Linda Rapelye, Frank Runyeon, and Robert Horton
Episode 2: Quinton Chamberlain Marries Nola Reardon (June 24, 1983)
Nola Reardon (Emmy nominee Lisa Brown) is ready to marry her dream man, Quinton Chamberlain (Michael Tylo). But, at the last minute, she realizes that she has no way to get to the church. Her solution is unorthodox, but it works, and the couple are successfully married in a grand and gorgeous ceremony.
Principal Cast: Lisa Brown, Michael Tylo, Greg Beecroft, Lee Lawson, William Roerick, Peter Simon, Ellen Dolan, Maeve Kinkead, Judi Evans and Marsha Clark
Episode 3: Johsua Lewis Marries Reva Shayne (July 18, 1989)
Reva Shayne’s (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer’s) love life is turbulent and complex. Finally, six years after arriving in Springfield, she realizes that her one true love is Joshua Lewis. But not before marrying and divorcing his brother and father. In this episode, Reva at last picks the right Lewis family member. She and Joshua are married in a beautiful outdoor ceremony, with brother and father happily in attendance.
Principal Cast: Kim Zimmer, Robert Newman, Larry Gates, Jordan Clarke, Audrey Peters, Morgan Englund, Ashley Peldon, Terrell Anthony and Gil Rogers.
Episode 4: Gus Aitoro Marries Harley Cooper (August 19, 2005)
Gus Aitoro (Emmy nominee Ricky Paull Goldin) and Harley Cooper (Emmy nominee Beth Ehlers) are both in law enforcement: he’s an FBI agent and she is with the Springfield police. They fall in love while working together on a dangerous investigation of mob families in Springfield. After four years, they are finally getting married in this episode. But the day is almost ruined when a supposedly dead man gets involved.
Principal Cast: Beth Ehlers, Ricky Paull Goldin, Justin Deas, John Driscoll, Robert Bogue, Jerry verDorn, Laura Wright, Elizabeth Keifer, Beth Chamberlin and Michael O'Leary.
Episode 5 : Billy Lewis Marries Vanessa Chamberlain (September 14, 2009)
As was not uncommon in Springfield, Billy Lewis (Emmy winner Jordan Clarke) and Vanessa Chamberlain (Emmy winner Maeve Kinkead) had a complicated relationship. Over the course of three decades they fell in love, married and divorced each other, married and divorced other people, fell back in love, and finally decided to marry each other again.
In one last detour, after overhearing that their friends Buzz Cooper (Emmy winner Justin Deas) and Lillian Raines (Tina Sloan) have also decided to marry, they spontaneously turn their special day into a fabulous double wedding, with two sets of friends and families in attendance.
Principal Cast: Jordan Clarke, Maeve Kinkead, Justin Deas, Tina Sloan, Beth Chamberlin, Lisa Brown, Daniel Cosgrove, Marcy Rylan, Grant Aleksander and Tom Pelphrey.
Disc 2: Secrets & Scandals
Springfield could be a secretive and mysterious place. Even the most innocent-seeming characters were not always what they seemed. These episodes reveal some of the juiciest scandals and darkest secrets of the series.
Episode 1: The Many Sins or Nola Reardon (July 27, 1981)
Nola Reardon (Emmy nominee Lisa Brown) is determined to marry handsome Kelly Nelson (Emmy winner John Wesley Shipp) at any cost, even though she knows he is already in love with Morgan Richards (Kristen Vigard). After Nola becomes pregnant by another man, she tricks Kelly into believing that the child is his, and convinces him to abandon Morgan and marry her. Will Kelly leave town with Reva?
Principal Cast: Lisa Brown, John Wesley Shipp, Lee Lawson and Greg Beecroft
Episode 2: And Carrie Makes Three (July 12, 1982)
Carrie Marler (Emmy winner Jane Elliot) is a troubled woman plagued by memory lapses; sometimes she can't even recall where she has been the night before. Carrie's condition leads her sister-in-law Jackie Marler to think that her husband is sleeping with Carrie. Then, a tragic turn of events causes Carrie to doubt her own sanity.
Principal Cast: Jane Elliot, Jerry verDorn, Tom O'Rourke, Denise Pence, Marsha Clark, Christopher Bernau, Elvera Roussel, Peter Simon, Greg Beecroft and Millette Alexander.
Episode 3: The Truth About Phillip (August 29, 1983)
Phillip Spaulding (Emmy nominee Grant Aleksander) keeps telling himself that he loves his girlfriend, Mindy Lewis (Krista Tesreau), but deep down he knows that he is actually in love with the beautiful Beth Raines (Emmy winner Judi Evans). Things come to a head at Mindy’s birthday party, where Beth’s jealous stepfather Bradley (James Rebhorn) becomes furious at Phillip. In the heat of the moment Bradley loses control of himself, and reveals a long-hidden truth that will change Phillip’s life forever.
Principal Cast: Grant Aleksander, Judi Evans, James Rebhorn, Tina Sloan, Krista Tesreau, Michael O’Leary, Larry Gates, Jordan Clarke, Tom O'Rourke and Christopher Bernau.
Episode 4. Husbands, Friends, and Lovers (January 11, 1993)
Maureen Bauer (Emmy winner Ellen Parker) thinks her life couldn’t get any better: she has the perfect husband in Ed (Emmy nominee Peter Simon) and the perfect best friend in Lillian Raines (Tina Sloan). Then she finds a letter revealing that husband and best friend are having an affair.
Devastated, Maureen flees to the Bauer family cabin, where Ed tracks her down. In an emotional confrontation, Maureen tells Ed he has broken her heart. Unbeknownst to either of them, it will be their last conversation.
Principal Cast: Ellen Parker, Peter Simon, Beth Ehlers, Mark Derwin, Jordan Clarke, Hilary Edson, Fiona Hutchison, Michael Zaslow and Jerry verDorn.
Episode 5 . The Spaulding Ex-Wives Club (October 18, 2002)
At an important Spaulding Enterprises board meeting, Phillip Spaulding (Emmy nominee Grant Aleksander) and his aunt Alexandra (DYNASTY star Joan Collins) are in a death struggle for control of the company. At a critical moment, Alexandra reveals that she has bought enough stock so that all of Phillip’s ex-wives can vote for or against him. Phillip still thinks he has a chance, and the tension is excruciating as the women reveal their votes one by one.
Principal Cast: Joan Collins, Beth Chamberlin, Beth Ehlers, Mary Kay Adams, Elizabeth Keifer, Grant Aleksander, Ron Raines, Crystal Chappell, Mary Kay Adams and Kim Zimmer
Disc 3: Springfield Through the Years
Some of Guiding Light’s most memorable episodes marked holidays, special occasions, and show anniversaries. This disc contains the 50th anniversary show from 1987, and the 70th anniversary show from 2007. It also contains the Christmas show from 1983, the 15,000th episode show (2006), and a fantasy episode where Ross Marler encounters all the women in his life. (1992).
Episode 1: Christmas, 1983 (December 23, 1983)
Many of the show’s best-loved characters are in attendance when the Bauer, Lewis and Reardon families gather on Christmas Eve. In a highlight, Mike Bauer (Don Stewart) serenades his family with a holiday song. Meanwhile, in New York, Beth Raines (Emmy winner Judi Evans) and Phillip Spaulding (Grant Aleksander) are helped out of a jam by a kindly old man with a white beard (Rex Everhart). Is it just a coincidence that his name is Nick?
Principal Cast: Grant Aleksander, Judi Evans, Susan Pratt, John Wesley Shipp, Ellen Dolan, Peter Simon, Kim Zimmer, Jordan Clarke, Michael O’Leary and Krista Tesreau.
Episode 2: The 50th Anniversary Show (July 3, 1987)
The Bauer barbecue was a much-loved annual tradition in Springfield. In this 50th anniversary episode, a surprise guest crashes the party in a most unexpected way. At the end of the episode, actor Ed Bryce, who played Bill Bauer, returns to pay tribute to the late Charita Bauer, who played his wife Bert for over thirty years.
Principal Cast: Charita Bauer, Ed Bryce, Peter Simon, Michael O'Leary, Grant Aleksander, Kassie Wesley, Carl Tye Evans, Don Stewart, Christopher Bernau and Kim Zimmer.
Episode 3: Dreamgirls (November 3, 1992)
Ross Marler (Emmy winner Jerry verDorn) is awaiting the results of his bid to become Senator with his old friend Fletcher Reade (Jay Hammer). Exhausted, he falls asleep and has a dream in which he encounters various women he has known. He awakens to fateful news, and to a new perspective on life.
Principal Cast: Jerry verDorn, Jay Hammer, Fiona Hutchison, Elizabeth Keifer, Jean Carol, Maureen Garrett, Maeve Kinkead, Peter Simon, Vince Williams and Rick Hearst.
Episode 4: The 15,000th Episode (September 7, 2006)
I In this fantasy episode, Reva Shayne (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer) awakens in a “Bizarro Springfield”, where she meets alternate versions of the people in her life. Her experiences make her realize that she should be more appreciative of the people and things in her real world.
Principal Cast: Kim Zimmer, Jordan Clarke, Tom Pelphrey, Marcy Rylan, Michael O'Leary, Robert Newman, Gina Tognoni, Jordan Clarke, Marj Dusay and Justin Deas.
Episode 5: The 70th Anniversary Show (January 25, 2007)
As part of the celebration of Guiding Light’s 70th anniversary on radio and television, the cast recreates days gone by. The 1930s, 1940s and 1950s are revisited, as the show begins on radio and transitions to television. Beth Ehlers gives an inspired performance as the show's legendary creator, Irna Phillips.
Principal Cast: Beth Ehlers, Robert Newman, Ron Raines, Crystal Chappell, Yvonna Wright, Marj Dusay, Kim Zimmer, Bradley Cole, Elizabeth Keifer and Justin Deas.
Disc 4: Villains & Vixens
This disc showcases some of Guiding Light’s most notorious and complicated characters. Included are episodes featuring classic villain Roger Thorpe (Emmy winner Michael Zaslow) and irresistible seductress Reva Shayne (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer). Also featured are three other fascinating female characters: Alexandra Spaulding (Emmy nominee Beverlee McKinsey), Sonni Carrera (Emmy nominee Michelle Forbes) and Annie Dutton (Emmy winner Cynthia Watros).
Episode 1: On the Trail of Roger Thorpe (April 1, 1980)
Ed Bauer (Mart Hulswit) and his brother, Mike (Don Stewart) pursue their nemesis Roger Thorpe (Emmy winner Michael Zaslow) through the jungles of Santo Domingo. In an ironic twist, Roger must depend on an enemy to avoid plummeting to his death.
Principal Cast: Michael Zaslow, Maureen Garrett, Mart Hulswit, Don Stewart, Barbara Berger, Robert Milli, Charita Bauer and John Wesley Shipp
Episode 2: The Fountain of Truth (July 30, 1984)
Josh Lewis (Emmy nominee Robert Newman) is devastated when longtime love Reva Shayne (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer) marries his father. Things go from bad to worse when he is paralyzed in a car crash. He takes out his grief and anger on Reva, who is now his mother-in-law. In a climactic confrontation by a fountain, Reva bares more than just her soul.
Principal Cast: Kim Zimmer, Robert Newman, Grant Aleksander, Judi Evans, Maeve Kinkead, Jordan Clarke, Larry Gates, Beverlee McKinsey, Krista Tesreau and Michael O’Leary
Episode 3: Sinister Sisters (December 30, 1988)
Josh Lewis (Emmy nominee Robert Newman) thinks his first wife, Sonni (Emmy nominee Michelle Forbes), is dead. She turns out to be very much alive, but sharing a split personality with her dead sister, Solita. “Solita” is out for revenge, and her target is Reva Shayne (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer).
Principal Cast: Michelle Forbes, Kim Zimmer, Joseph Breen, Robert Newman, Daniel Pilon, Peter Simon, Beverlee McKinsey, Grant Aleksander, Michael O’Leary and Elizabeth Dennehy
Episode 4: Payback is a %%@%% (July 12, 1991)
Alexandra Spaulding (Emmy nominee Beverlee McKinsey) thought she had found the ideal husband when the mysterious Roger Thorpe (Emmy winner Michael Zaslow) swept her off her feet. But their marriage turned out to be a nightmare, and now Alexandra is determined to expose and humiliate Roger as the lying opportunist that he is.
Principal Cast: Beverlee McKinsey, Michael Zaslow, Jerry verDorn, Peter Simon, Ellen Parker, Maureen Garrett, Jay Hammer and Kimberly Simms
Episode 5: Annie's Wedding From Hell (January 26, 1998)
Annie Dutton (Emmy winner Cynthia Watros) is all set to marry Alan Spaulding (Ron Raines) and thinks nothing can ruin her perfect day. But her mortal enemy, Reva Shayne (Emmy winner Kim Zimmer), has other ideas. When the minister asks if anyone objects, Reva has arranged for a scandalous secret to be revealed.
Principal Cast: Cynthia Watros, Ron Raines, Kim Zimmer, Robert Newman, Jerry verDorn, Maeve Kinkead, Grant Aleksander, Jay Hammer, Maureen Garrett and Frank Dicopoulos.
