I'm not ashamed to admit that Shaun Cassidy was my man... Who was yours (be honest, now...) ;-D

*sigh* Go figure.

Aw, geez. This is so embarassing... I was a teenager in the late '50s, early 60's. My peers were swooning over Elvis and Fabian, and Paul Anka, and James Dean. It didn't take me long to learn that if I wanted to be one of the "in" crowd, I did not reveal the object of my lust:

And, this probably goes without saying:

Charlotte, you're killin' me! :-D And Paul...all eyes and hair, he is :-) I never would have pegged you as the Paul type...I would have thought John. Hmmm...

Was intrigued by title. Thought maybe you had opened it to commemorate the release of Lolita in the U.S., Nan. ;-D Two of mine have been mentioned above (James Dean and Paul McCartney). Another is the James Dean lookalike from the late '60s Christopher Jones and then there was this Spanish bullfighter: v. handsome called El Cordobes (real name Manuel Benitex). No main streamers for me! ;-)

Nan: And Paul...all eyes and hair, he is :-) I never would have pegged you as the Paul type...I would have thought John. Hmmm... John was later; after I matured a little bit and started being interested in what was in men's heads rather than in . . . well, you know.

Okay, here's my guy. He looks so cute it kinda makes me want to gag! But when I was thirteen......oh, the pangs of longing he stirred!

Meggin! You came! ;-p I've always thought Bobby had lovely eyes. I watched the David Cassidy documentary on VH1--made me think I chose the wrong brother. Hot damn, he was cute!! ;-)

well this will be one only the aussies can understand Greg Rowe.... Storm Boy? Blue Fin? I can remember being prostrate for a week because one of my friends got his autograph. I also had a bit of a thing for dancers... (and yes, I know he was gay (well, mostly anyway!!))

You mostly knew or he was mostly gay? ;-p Greg Rowe flew right over my head! No photos, honey?

I watched the David Cassidy documentary on VH1--made me think I chose the wrong brother. } I watched that! I actually saw David in a very bad musical in London many moons ago. The show was made even more embarrasing by an appearance by Laurence Olivier--one of his last. His part was pre-filmed and very cheesy.

Yes, poor David had some rough times, didn't he? I'm sorry to hear that he apparently hated those old Partridge Family songs...I still like them :-} I just love bad 70's music...

You mostly knew or he was mostly gay? ;-p He was mostly gay. But apparently he wasn't fussy! Greg Rowe flew right over my head! No photos, honey? Could not find a thing. I'll have another look.

Margaret...here's a little blurb from today's "People Online": BOBBY SHERMAN SINGS AGAIN It's just like old times, according to Bobby Sherman, the teen heartthrob of the '60s and '70s. The former "Here Come the Brides" star (who today is an emergency training officer with the Los Angeles Police Department) is making his first concert tour in 25 years as part of the "Teen Idols" show with former Monkee Davy Jones and Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits. "We're all good friends, and we're having a blast," Sherman, 55, tells The Washington Post. "But the bottom line is the audience -- they're half t e show, as far as I'm concerned. It's their response, their enthusiasm that makes it feel like it's 1970. It's absolutely incredible." ----------------------- Heading for Ticketron are you? ;-)

Peter Davison

Margaret...here's a little blurb from today's "People Online": BOBBY SHERMAN SINGS AGAIN It's just like old times, according to Bobby Sherman, the teen heartthrob of the '60s and '70s. The former "Here Come the Brides" star (who today is an emergency training officer with the Los Angeles Police Department) is making his first concert tour in 25 years as part of the "Teen Idols" show with former Monkee Davy Jones and Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits. "We're all good friends, and we're having a blast," Sherman, 55, tells The Washington Post. "But the bottom line is the audience -- they're half t e show, as far as I'm concerned. It's their response, their enthusiasm that makes it feel like it's 1970. It's absolutely incredible." ----------------------- Heading for Ticketron are you? ;-)

Heading for Ticketron are you? ;-) Not unless he drags Colin Firth there with him---I'm way past my Bobby Sherman days and he was the reason I got over Davy Jones. ;-) But it is nice to know that if ever I'm in LA and in dire need of assistance that maybe, just maybe, it would be Bobby to the rescue! Hmmmm. Gotta work on this idea. Thanks, Sweatie!!

(Margaret) Thanks, Sweatie!! Anytime, hiney ;-p Ann, who is Peter Davison?

Ann, who is Peter Davison? } Tristan from All Creatures Great and Small Doctor #5 on Doctor Who and Albert Campion on Mystery's "Campion" series.

Dare I name my favourite actor from teeny days? T'was Lee Majors from the Six Million Dollar Man!!!! Like, I wanted to marry him! ha-ha!!!

Here you go, Riette

Oh Jesus! The very man! I can feel a sentimental bout coming on!