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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 130120" data-attributes="member: 57984">Apparently, Martin was contracted thru 1985, left a year earlier pleading health issues and such, Spelling offered her a $1 million dollar bonus to stay (which he didn&#039;t have to do, since she had one year left on her contract) but she left anyway. I think Pamela Sue saw the literal writing on the wall just as Victoria did three years later, both crashing into trucks to get away.Paulsen couldn&#039;t therefore demand she return as he did Stephanie Beacham (who was contracted thru 1990 to Spelling).I don&#039;t think that was Martin&#039;s reasoning. She had good reasons to leave, and they had good reasons to ask her back... I like Samms, but she was just never Fallon to me.I agree. I don&#039;t think Duffy, Corley or Martin had any such fantasies. They had their reasons for wanting out, and I somehow doubt working with Streep was their next career goal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 130120, member: 57984"] Apparently, Martin was contracted thru 1985, left a year earlier pleading health issues and such, Spelling offered her a $1 million dollar bonus to stay (which he didn't have to do, since she had one year left on her contract) but she left anyway. I think Pamela Sue saw the literal writing on the wall just as Victoria did three years later, both crashing into trucks to get away. Paulsen couldn't therefore demand she return as he did Stephanie Beacham (who was contracted thru 1990 to Spelling). I don't think that was Martin's reasoning. She had good reasons to leave, and they had good reasons to ask her back... I like Samms, but she was just never Fallon to me. I agree. I don't think Duffy, Corley or Martin had any such fantasies. They had their reasons for wanting out, and I somehow doubt working with Streep was their next career goal. [/QUOTE]

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