Post by micro22chip on Aug 11, 2019 4:23:18 GMT
I finally got to go to my first fan event when Days came to Houston today. There were 10 cast members, Lamon Archey (Eli), Sal Stowers (Lani), Camila Banus (Gabi), Paul Telfer (Xander), Linsey Godfrey (Sarah), Lauren Koslow (Kate), Drake Hogestyn (John), Deidre Hall (Marlena), Melissa Reeves (Jennifer), and Matthew Ashford (Jack).
My mom and I got there at 10:30 in the morning and we didn’t get to the front of the line until 3. The cast also took a 10 minute break at 2. When we got the front of the line, the cast was so sweet and kind! Lamon asked us if it was our first time meeting anyone from the Days cast and I said yes. Linsey and Paul kept laughing with each other. They really are troopers for coming out to do this. The event was from 12-4, but they let people stay until 5. There must have been over 1000 Days fans there, and some people got cut off and still didn’t get to meet the cast.
I’ve posted pics on my Twitter, @hershey_bar22.
I also won a Days shirt for knowing what Alice’s maiden name was because they were having a trivia game to keep the crowd entertained while waiting in line.
Bruce Evans, who is the head of NBC programming was also there, which was interesting.
My mom and I got there at 10:30 in the morning and we didn’t get to the front of the line until 3. The cast also took a 10 minute break at 2. When we got the front of the line, the cast was so sweet and kind! Lamon asked us if it was our first time meeting anyone from the Days cast and I said yes. Linsey and Paul kept laughing with each other. They really are troopers for coming out to do this. The event was from 12-4, but they let people stay until 5. There must have been over 1000 Days fans there, and some people got cut off and still didn’t get to meet the cast.
I’ve posted pics on my Twitter, @hershey_bar22.
I also won a Days shirt for knowing what Alice’s maiden name was because they were having a trivia game to keep the crowd entertained while waiting in line.
Bruce Evans, who is the head of NBC programming was also there, which was interesting.
