Guiding Light: The Character Profiler - Floyd Parker

[@stillwaters2121]

Floyd and Nola got married in real life.

[@Robansuefarm]

Floyd was always such a sweet puppy dog of a guy. You wanted to hug him anytime he came on screen. This death and the story around it was so stupid I didn't even remember it. It was totally out of character. Like anybody who was Tony Reardon's best friend could shoot anybody in the back. It was much more about regime change than the character. They should have just let Floyd and Lesley Ann be happy they fit each other.

[@laminage]

You know what would have been cool if it was acknowledged that when he Co-Owned Wired For Sound, he had Music Legends on The Show. Judy Collins, The B-52's, Neil Sedaka, Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees and Ashford (RIP) & Simpson who were next to Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil (You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling"), and The Late Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich (RIP), Legendary Husband & Wife Songwriting Duos. Their Songs have been covered by a veritable Who's Who in Music. Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell, Diana Ross, Whitney Houston (RIP), Michael McDonald, Chaka Khan and even The UK Girl Group Girls Aloud.

[@jeanene7]

Jennifer Holliday too

[@stephenmurphy452]

Bertie Higgins as well, lol BTW Floyd performed at Wired For Sound, but it was owned by Trish Lewis and Vanessa Chamberlain, and managed by Tony Reardon, with Josh Lewis often sticking his nose in club management.

[@Spauldingfield]

Here is the music in Floyd's video minus the intro song: a. To Glory - Two Steps From Hell - Invincible b. Descending Outland - Position Music - Orchestral Series Vol. 3

[@CataVin]

I liked Floyd so much, his character deserved a better evolution, I always thought he was not credible as a murderer. Moreover he has been a bit unlucky with women: one in love with another man (the disgusting Nola) and the other one only interested to his career (Lesley Ann)

[@CarlD2]

You probably put more care into this video than GL did in Floyd's exit. There's a reason why that era was considered a low point.

[@wvfirecracker1976]

Agreed Floyd was thrown under the bus. It was very out of character for him to be a murderer. It would have been better that Floyd and Lesley Ann got married and they left town. Warren Andrews was not a good fit for her because he was the reason behind her suicide attempt.Not long after she died over his schemes. Not to mention he moved on quickly chasing Alexandra Spaulding. To me Floyd never got over the fact Nola never loved him and wouldn't allow himself to move on. It was also clear that Lesley Ann would come in second in her own relationship with him and she had major self esteem issues for sure. I would rather see them work through their problems and come out the other side as a stable couple . Nola did the right thing by not marrying him because it would have been a failed marriage. That was a sign of maturity on her part. Which says a lot because Nola was a wild child for sure during that particular time.

[@Goldenrod636]

Does Stacy know that Floyd is her father and not Quint?

[@eric442]

What was the music that played while reading Floyd's profile? Reply back soon!

[@lillianlyons3395]

Floyd was a whiny bore. His relationship with Lesley Ann didnt work because he was always still chasing after Nola even when she was with Quint. He always whined how he wanted to be part of Staceys life but it was mentioned sevferal times that he would go weeks without seeing her and then go cry to Quint that he was trying to take his place. And if he really loved Stacey that much he would have stopped Nola and Quint from moving away with her and not obcessed about another woman who he could never have. And no I dont think Floyd was capable of murder because he had no backbone.