• Tables competed, two at a time, to see who could unscramble the name of the next B&B star to enter first.
• The stars queried the audience to see, given the show's worldwide audience, who had come the farthest to the event. It was neck and neck between the Netherlands and Australia, but Australia won out in the end.
• Fans submitted cards with questions addressed to the stars for the Q&A session. My question, to John McCook, was one of the first answered: I asked if Eric was really still in love with Brooke after all these years. After finding me in the audience, John said that he didn't think Eric really was, but he thought that I might be.
• Maeve talked about a new series she's working on, "South of Nowhere," which will air on MTV's new N Channel starting in November. Even with the new series, Maeve assured fans that Megan would still be ready to do whatever needs doing over at Forrester as long as she's available when the show needs her.
• Justin said that even though he's not on the show right now, he's ready to come back as Rick when the show needs him.
• Lorenzo was asked if he keeps in touch with his old "Falcon Crest" co-stars. He says he does keep in touch with some, like Ana Alicia. As far as a Falcon Crest reunion, he doesn't think it's likely since it wouldn't be a true reunion without Jane Wyman (Angela), who has shied away from the acting world since FC ended.
• When asked about his hobbies, Drew talked about his musical ability, an ability he showed off after the breakfast when he played the piano for fans while they waited for the elevator.
• Proud papa Winsor talked about his son, Winsor Harmon IV, aka "Sonny."
• Ronn told fans that his solo CD is completed and should be coming out very soon. He also said that his long awaited web site, ronnmoss.com, will be up and running when the CD is released.
• During the autograph/photo sessions after breakfast, Maeve gave me a warm greeting and raved about this web site. While she and I chatted about the message board and how I deal with the rumors about actors that pop up from time to time, Justin jokingly chimed in with a rumor about him.
• I asked Lorenzo if he knew where Samantha was hiding (aside from Sydney Penny returning to ALL MY CHILDREN). He confirmed that Hector and Sam's relationship went south after just one little argument, and that Sam had inexplicably vanished after being last seen at Nick and Bridget's first aborted wedding.
• I asked Drew if there would be more cases of Thomas being at odds with his parents; he said there would, and we're in fact seeing that on the screen right now.

After a short break to allow the actors and fans at the breakfast to get downstairs, the B&B Fan Luncheon started. John and Justin acted as emcees. They first introduced two generations of the Bell family, B&B Executive Producer/Head Writer Bradley Bell and his mother, B&B co-creator Lee Phillip Bell. The rest of the cast followed (and can be seen in my photo album above in the order they came out in). Some highlights of the luncheon and the autograph/photo session that followed were:

• Katherine Kelly Lang (Brooke) sang a few bars of Brooke and Ridge's song, "Unforgettable," for the fans, adding that the song described B&B's fans as well.
• Still recovering from injuries, Darlene Conley (Sally) made her way to the stage in a motorized vehicle and got up on stage with help of a cane. She assured fans that her healing process was going well, so she looked forward to being able to walk without a cane in the future. She also noted how good it felt to be there among B&B's many fans.
• John McCook (Eric) played piano and sang a song he wrote about B&B and its fans.
• A highlight clip from the last two years of B&B was shown.
• A moving tribute to B&B co-creator William J. Bell, who passed away on April 29, was shown.
• During the photo/autograph sessions, I finally got to meet Dan McVicar (Clarke) in person for the first time. Dan's been a big supporter of this web site for years, and we've exchanged emails during that time, but I never had the chance to meet him in person. Dan complimented me on the site, and we also talked about his recent appearances in some comedy sketches on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson," which airs on CBS each night following David Letterman's program.
• Since I was using my camcorder for a time instead of my still camera, Schae Harrison (Darla) decided to liven things up for the camera when I was with her and Darlene: she told everyone, on camera, that I was B&B's best fan, since I was inviting the cast over for pasta dinner that night. I also told Darlene how many visitors to my site and message board often ask how Sally is; she told me to tell them that I saw her and she's on the mend, and that she appreciates all the fans who care about her and are pulling for her.
• A few fans saw my name tag and asked if I was THAT Scott from THAT web site. It was a pleasure to meet all those folks, who got to put a face behind all the words and work on the web. There were also some who never heard of me or The World of B&B, although that's probably changed in some cases after I shared my stories of the site's evolution over the past 10 years.

In all, it was a fun and eventful day, as well as an excellent chance for fans of the show and the stars to get to meet each other. Kudos go to Cathy Tomas, Director of the B&B Fan Club, for putting the whole day together, and to the stars and staff of B&B for making the day such a success.