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It's too early to tell, but it looks like TV Guide is picking up the mantle for the discontinued Soap Opera Digest. The latest issue has a two-page spread on the four daytime dramas with articles/interviews written by Michael Maloney, formerly of Soaps In Depth and currently at Soap Hub. Maloney also freelances for TV Insider (an online news site for TV Guide) and Variety. He's a great writer. He also wrote the book on Y&R with Lee Phillip Bell. Example: Congrats, Michael!

For the first time in several years, ABC will air an all-new “General Hospital” episode on Thanksgiving Day (Thursday, November 23). In the past, the network would air encore episodes on the holiday that helped provide important context to current storylines taking place on the series at the time. However, this year will be a special one, as noted by ABC’s current series executive, Nathan Varni, who oversees “General Hospital,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” Station 19,” “The Conners” and “Will Trent” for the network. “Bonus! This year, we’re happy to give you a brand-new episode of #GH on Thanksgiving day! Spend your holiday with your friends in Port Charles! Happy Thanksgiving!” said Varni on X (formerly known as Twitter), in response to the show’s weekly promo which highlighted that Thanksgiving is gonna be full of surprises. In the episode, Lois’s (Rena Sofer) mother, Gloria (Ellen Travolta), makes a visit to Port Charles as Thanksgiving begins in Port Charles. Hopefully, this time, the Quartermaines will finally get some Turkey with the help of Mama Cerullo. Meanwhile, Robert (Tristan Rogers) has a surprise for Anna (Finola Hughes), who is still reeling from her shooting Charlotte (Scarlett Fernandez). Speaking of Charlotte, Valentin (James Patrick Stuart) gently confronts his daughter. Across town, Kristina (Kate Mansi) invites Blaze (Jacqueline Grace Lopez) to Alexis’s (Nancy Lee Grahn) house for Thanksgiving at the Davis house. Will the two continue sparking? Finally, Sasha (Sofia Mattsson) and Cody (Josh Kelly) are put on the hot seat when asked if they are dating. Check out a preview of the Thanksgiving episode below, along with this week’s promo. “General Hospital” airs weekdays at 2:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. PT on ABC. In select markets, the show airs at 3:00 p.m. ET/2:00 p.m. PT. The show is also available to watch On Demand on Hulu. Note: The post Celebrate Thanksgiving Day in Port Charles With An All-New Episode of ‘General Hospital’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Soap Opera Network has learned that the Monday, November 27 episode of “The Talk” will feature the leading men of “The Bold and the Beautiful.” The episode will see Lawrence Saint-Victor (Carter), Scott Clifton (Liam), Tanner Novlan (Finn), Matthew Atkinson (Thomas) and Joshua Hoffman (R.J.) appearing as guests as they discuss what’s happening on the show with their characters. Also appearing on the show will be chef Duff Goldman, who stops by to discuss his new series “The Elf on the Shelf: Sweet Showdown” and will cook for the hosts. While not unprecedented, this marks the first time since the show launched its 14th season in October that “The Talk” will feature guests from “The Bold and the Beautiful.” Lauralee Bell, Michael Damian and Eric Braeden from “The Young and the Restless” have already made appearances this season. During his pre-taped appearance on Veteran’s Day, Braeden discussed his real-life battle with bladder cancer and the scene that made him realize he wanted to continue playing Victor Newman on the daytime drama series. Akbar Gbajabiamila, Amanda Kloots, Sheryl Underwood, Jerry O’Connell, and Natalie Morales host “The Talk.” Rob Crabbe is the show’s new executive producer, taking over from Kristin Matthews who announced her departure over the summer. Note: Guest appearance is subject to change. “The Talk” airs weekdays at 2:00 p.m. ET/1:00 p.m. PT on CBS and is also available to stream live on Paramount+ with SHOWTIME. Subscribers can access the episode via the live feed of their local CBS affiliate on the service and On Demand. Paramount+ Essential subscribers will not have the option to stream live but will have access to On Demand when the episode becomes available on the service later that day. Note: The post The Leading Men of ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ to Appear on the Monday, November 27 Episode of ‘The Talk’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

As revealed in this week’s preview, “The Young and the Restless” will air a classic episode on Thursday, November 23 (Thanksgiving Day) in place of an original. The 1993 episode chosen by producers is very telling as it seemingly provides a backstory to the current umbrella storyline involving the return of J. Eddie Peck into the role of Cole Howard and the introduction of “As The World Turns” alum Colleen Zenk as Aunt Jordan. Originally aired on February 4, 1993 on CBS, episode #5044 sees Ryan and Nina (Scott Reeves and Tricia Cast) run into each other at Gina’s, and the two decide to have dinner together. Victor’s (Eric Braeden) secretary, Connie (then played by Kathleen Fitzgerald), informs him that Eve Howard (Margaret Mason) is passing through. Later, Traci (Beth Maitland) stops by Lauren’s (Tracey E. Bregman) for old-time sake. The two trade barbs over Brad (Don Diamont). Meanwhile, Nicholas (then played by John Alden) asks Victoria (then played by Heather Tom) why she is at home and not with Ryan. Finally, Eve shows up at Victor’s door. Programming Note: “The Young and the Restless” will not air on Friday, November 24 due to CBS Sports coverage of SEC and Big 10 football games. Among these are Iowa at Nebraska and Missouri at Arkansas. The daytime drama series returns with all-new episodes on Monday, November 27. Note: The post ‘The Young and the Restless’ to Air Classic Episode from 1993 on Thanksgiving Day appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Thanks. I'm currently storing too much information in my head and I must have gotten my dates wrong.

I presume the official CBS promo department hasn't gotten around to doing a decent one for him yet since he hasn't aired yet (he airs today). I also presume someone on the set did the video and quickly edited something on a basic video editor. Again, my presumptions.

Slightly off, off topic. I was going to create a thread for this, but I'm hijacking yours. Haha. Be prepared for any last-minute "drop the news before Thanksgiving" headlines to come out today. The day before Thanksgiving is the best time for Hollywood to drop the worst news regarding deals, cancellations, etc. What tv/movie will get that treatment this year? Stay tuned!

Donna, please understand that not everyone has to agree with your sentiment, nor do you have to respond to every poster. Regardless of your feelings on a matter, understand not everyone shares it. Let them be free to say what they will about a topic that they decide to reply to.

We get it, your favorite soaps literally have a revolving door of characters passing in and passing out almost every episode, so what better way to keep track of who’s coming, who’s going and who’s staying in L.A., Salem, Port Charles and Genoa City than our handy casting guide? Check out the latest casting news below. CASTING ABOUT COMINGS The Bold and the Beautiful Winsor Harmon reprises his role as Thorne Forrester on Tuesday, December 5. The actor last appeared on the series during its 35th anniversary episode, which aired in March 2022. He appeared in a dream sequence during which Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) reminisced about her history with love. Find out more here. Ashley Jones is back as Bridget starting Wednesday, December 6. The character will be donning her medical gear. Find out more here. “Big Brother” stars Cirie Fields and Matt Klotz will appear on the Wednesday, December 20 episode of the series. Fields will portray Dr. Martin, who consults with Bridget and Finn (Tanner Novlan) on a patient they are treating. Meanwhile, Klotz will play a character named James, an employee of Forrester Creations. Look for Matt to appear in scenes alongside R.J. (Joshua Hoffman), Luna (Lisa Yamada) and Zende (Delon de Metz). For more on their duo and their soap debut, click here. Days of our Lives James Read reprised his role as Clyde Weston on the Wednesday, November 22 episode. Blake Berris recently returned to the show as a new character, Everett Lynch, who is Stephanie’s (Abigail Klein) ex-boyfriend. The actor previously played the role of Nick Fallon on the series. General Hospital Ellen Travolta reprises her role as Gloria Cerullo for the first time since 1995, beginning with the Thursday, November 23 (Thanksgiving Day) episode. Joshua Benard reprised his role as Adam earlier this week. The Young and the Restless J. Eddie Peck returns as Cole Howard, beginning with the Wednesday, November 22 episode. Find out more about his return here. Colleen Zenk (ex-Barbara Ryan, “As The World Turns”) joined the show as Aunt Jordan as of the Friday, November 17 episode. The character will play a huge role in a Newman-centric umbrella storyline. Find out more here. Judith Chapman is reprising her role as Gloria Fisher. She tells Soap Opera Digest, “Gloria is a little bedraggled, so no more glamour queen,” Chapman tells the outlet of legal trouble Gloria’s been battling in Singapore, which has kept her away from family. “Her loved ones are not happy to see her. The scenes are very funny. It was so wonderfully written and I actually went up to Josh [Griffith, executive producer and head writer], who was on set, and said, ‘I recognize your writing. Thank you very much because this is fun.’ It reminded me of the early days when he was on the show and he turned Gloria into high drama. I think the audience is really going to get a kick out of it and I couldn’t have been happier.” Christian Le Blanc returns as Michael Baldwin after the character returns to Geno City with his mother following her legal battle (see above). Greg Rikaart will pop over to Genoa City as Kevin Fisher on Wednesday, November 22, to help celebrate Thanksgiving with the family. Don’t fret: He continues to appear as Leo Stark on “Days of our Lives.” GOINGS Days of our Lives Martha Madison has exited her role as Belle Black. She last aired on Thursday, November 9. In a post on Twitter (formerly known as Twitter), Madison said, “ Thank you all for the incredibly kind tweets and messages of support you’ve sent me today. The best part of this job for me has always been you! Farewell for now. On to the future….” Remington Hoffman found his character, Li Shin, killed off earlier this month, marking the end of the actor’s nearly four-year run on the series. Camila Banus has officially exited her role as Gabi Hernandez after the character was carted off to jail for murdering Li. She last appeared on the Thursday, November 9 episode. Find out why she decided not to renew her contract here. General Hospital Lily Anne Harrison recently wrapped her run on the show after it was learned that her character, Andrea Gates, had miscarried the baby she was carrying for Molly (Kristen Vaganos) and TJ (Tajh Bellow). Nathanyael Grey (Mason Gatlin) exited the series after his character was sent to Pentonville. Reportedly, the door is being left open for a potential return despite the character’s cousin, Austin, being killed off. After playing three characters on the series over an 11 ½ year period, Roger Howarth confirmed his exit as Austin Gatlin-Holt. The character was shot and killed by a mystery figure on the Friday, November 17 episode. Find out more about why the show wrote his character out here. Haworth previously portrayed the roles of Todd Manning and Franco Baldwin on the show. STAYING Days of our Lives Lauren Koslow (Kate Brady) has been dropped to recurring status, making her the last remaining on-air performer who had been on contract continuously since the 1990s, Jason47 reported. Despite the status change, Koslow is expected to remain part of the show’s cast. Note: The post Casting About: Who’s Coming, Going and Staying on Your Favorite Daytime Soaps appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

“General Hospital” star Cameron Mathison (Drew Cain) has signed a multi-year, multi-picture deal with Great American Media, where he will star in projects across the company’s portfolio of platforms, including cable networks Great American Family and Great American Living, plus streaming service Great American Pure Flix. Mathison has already starred in two movies for Great American Family, “A Merry Christmas Wish” and “A Kindhearted Christmas.” Courtesy of Great American Media “Cameron Mathison is one of entertainment’s most prolific and cherished stars and has a resume that is respected across the industry,” said Bill Abbott, President & CEO, Great American Media. “Having collaborated with Cameron on many past projects, I am thrilled to welcome him home to Great American Media and look forward to working with him on content that our viewers will love for years to come.” “It is very important to me to create well-crafted, beautiful stories,” noted Mathison. “I am grateful to be back at Great American Media and to collaborate with some of the best creative teams in entertainment to make heartwarming content everyone can enjoy.” Mathison first made a name for himself in 1997 when he joined the cast of “All My Children” as Ryan Lavery. He remained with the series until it concluded its run in 2011. Later, he went on to star in several Hallmark movies, primarily opposite Alison Sweeney (“Days of our Lives”) in the “Hannah Swensen Mystery”/“Murder She Baked” series. With Sweeney signing a multi-picture deal with Hallmark Media last year and Mathison now signed with Great American Media, the future of the “Hannah Swensen Mystery” series is currently in doubt. This year alone, the two co-starred in the movies “Carrot Cake Murder” and “A Zest for Death,” both under the “Hannah Swensen Mystery” banner. “A Zest for Death: A Hannah Swensen Mystery” aired in October on Hallmark Channel. Outside of acting, Mathison has spearheaded multiple projects as a host, including SOAPnet’s “I Wanna Be A Soap Star,” the weekend edition of “Entertainment Tonight,” and the morning show “Home & Family” for Hallmark Channel, among others. He’s also been a special contributor for “Good Morning America.” At press time, there was no indication that Mathison would be departing his role as Drew Cain on “General Hospital.” He joined the series in August 2021. Deadline first reported Mathison’s deal with Great American Media. Note: The post Cameron Mathison Signs Multi-Year, Multi-Picture Deal with Great American Media appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Thank god Sarah turned down that role. Marty Freakin' Saybrooke would have become another "what's her name" to me and we can't have that. Thank god Susan Haskell came back, but at the same time I was disgusted that she became obsessed with Todd, her rapist, and went psycho over him. Gross.

OMG! Really? I don't remember this. Yikes!

That's why I hate soap hopping. You'll never be as successful as your noteworthy character. Sarah Brown is one of my all-time favorite actors and she's never been able to recapture the magic of OG Carly. Not with Claudia, not with what's her name on As The World Turns, what's her name on The Bold and the Beautiful, or what's her name on Days of our Lives. Heck, I still don't know what's her name on Studio City. Her Carly was just that impressive!

What gets me is ABC saying "enough is enough." First, they wanted Franco dead, so Frank decided to keep Roger by giving him another new character. Now the network says, "kill that character, too. Oh, and we're not going to offer any more contracts to him," referencing Roger.

After a Friday cliffhanger that left fans wondering who shot Austin on the Friday, November 17 episode of ABC’s “General Hospital,” portrayer Roger Howarth has formally announced his exit from the daytime drama series after the network reportedly declined to offer him a new contract. Howarth first joined the cast of the show in March 2012 when he and his “One Life to Live” character relocated to the West Coast. In a post on Instagram, Howarth shared messages for the show’s fans and to the cast and crew, first saying, “​​Daytime fans are lovely and amazing and supportive and dedicated and I am deeply grateful to each sparkly one of them.” He added, “I enjoyed my time at ‘General Hospital’ and wish the cast and crew the best and continued success. It was a pleasure working with you all. Life is amazing. We just don’t Ever know what’s gonna happen. How great! Turn toward the light. Always. Huge thank you to you all.” Speaking with Soap Opera Digest about his exit, Howarth revealed that he was informed by “General Hospital” executive producer Frank Valentini ahead of time about the network’s decision not to renew his contract when it came up for renewal. He said, “Well, several weeks ago, I got a phone call from somebody I’ve known for a very long time who I love very dearly telling me that when my contract was up at ABC, I would not be offered a new contract and that the character of Austin would be killed, and that this was something that both wanted and needed to do to move story. “And it took me a minute to kind of adjust, to kind of hear the news; it took a second for me to let that settle in. And then, immediately, I realized how lucky I was to have been able to do something I really love doing for more than a decade with people who I really enjoyed working with. I’m a lucky guy. I had a great run and this was a decision made by people who make these kinds of decisions for a living. For me, I felt it was very much like the scene in ‘Moneyball’ and Jonah Hill had just told me I’ve been traded. I feel very respected and supported. For a long time I’ve enjoyed coming to work, learning lines and saying them with really cool people.” Having joined the series’ cast in March 2012, shortly after concluding his run on “One Life to Live,” Howarth went on to play a recast Franco Baldwin, a role first portrayed by James Franco, due to his being forced out of the Todd Manning role after ABC was sued by Prospect Park Networks, which had licensed the character for its online reboot “One Life to Live.” Several years later, Franco was killed off and the show once again decided to bring Howarth back as another new character, this time as Austin Gatlin-Holt. “I don’t feel like I’ve been slighted in any way or that there was bad juju around these decisions,” Howarth said to Digest of the show’s writers and their decision to write out his character. “I think that the writers and the producers and the directors work really hard to entertain a really loyal and dedicated audience and I hope that they succeed in thrilling the audience for another 60 years. I will say this: I’m really proud of myself — like, totally truthfully, honest to God, I always tried my hardest. So for me, ultimately, there’s no loss. I know I did everything I could.” When asked if he’d ever want to play another role in daytime, Howarth notes, “One hundred percent. Thanks for asking [laughs]. Yeah! I’m an actor. I love acting. If somebody’s gonna ask me, I’m gonna go! I’m gonna get in the car.” For more from Howarth on his exit from “General Hospital,” including his comments on each of his three characters, check out his exit interview with Soap Opera Digest by clicking here. Check out Howarth’s Instagram post below. Note: The post Roger Howarth Exits ‘General Hospital’; “Storyline-Dictated” Decision Cited As Reason for Departure appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

This week on “General Hospital,” it’s the annual tradition of questioning will they or won’t they? We’re speaking of the Quartermaine family and whether or not they’ll actually get to eat a proper turkey dinner or pizza. With Lois (Rena Sofer) back in town, it sure promises to be a good one, especially with her mother, Gloria (Ellen Travolta), joining her and the rest of the Qs at the table. Find out what else will happen on the daytime drama series during the week of November 20-24, 2023 below. DAILY BREAKDOWN Monday, November 20, 2023 (#15346) Carly makes a decision. Ned is irritated with Michael and Drew. Blaze invites Kristina to her recording session. Alexis counsels Finn. Josslyn helps Adam. Tuesday, November 21, 2023 (#15347) Sonny confronts Cyrus. Nina tries to get the truth from Charlotte. Anna is heartbroken. Curtis tells Jordan about his revelation. Drew pays Carly a surprise visit. Wednesday, November 22, 2023 (#15348) Anna and Valentin have a confrontation. Sonny has an offer for Sasha. Jordan asks for Laura’s help. Dante discovers a lead in Anna’s case. Alexis is horrified. Thursday, November 23, 2023 (#15349) Thanksgiving begins in Port Charles! Lois’s mother, Gloria, arrives at the Quartermaines to help with the turkey! Robert has a surprise for Anna. Valentin gently confronts Charlotte. Kristina invites Blaze to Alexis’s for Thanksgiving. Sasha and Cody get asked if they are dating. Friday, November 24, 2023 “General Hospital” will be preempted due to ABC Sports coverage. Note: The post General Hospital PreVUE: What To Watch/DVR Alerts for the Week of November 20-24, 2023 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

CBS announced today that the upcoming 14th season of “Blue Bloods” will be the show’s last. The final season will be broadcast in two parts, with the first half airing in spring 2024, starting Friday, February 16, and the last half airing during fall 2024. “Blue Bloods” will retain its Friday at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT time slot. Episodes will be available to stream live on Paramount+*. A long-time anchor to the network’s successful Friday night lineup, “Blue Bloods” has remained one of television’s most-watched primetime programs since the show’s premiere on Friday, September 24, 2010. The show has been the #1 primetime program on Friday nights and is the third highest-rated broadcast drama overall, averaging 9.54 million viewers during the 2022-2023 television season. With Live+35 Days multiplatform viewing, “Blue Bloods” is averaging more than 11 million viewers per episode episode.** “‘Blue Bloods’ will forever be a beloved part of CBS’ legacy. It ruled Friday nights with unprecedented dominance since its premiere and established itself as a pillar of our winning lineup with an exceptionally devoted fan base,” said Amy Reisenbach, president of CBS Entertainment and David Stapf, president of CBS Studios, in a joint statement. They noted, “We’ll be forever grateful to the legendary Leonard Goldberg for developing this signature series and to the amazing cast led by Tom Selleck, who America embraced as family and watched as welcomed guests at the Reagan dinner table. We also sincerely thank the incredible writing and producing teams guided by executive producer Kevin Wade, for years of compelling episodes as they conceive this final chapter that we expect to be the most satisfying season yet for our loyal viewers.” “For the past 13 years it has been an honor and a privilege to work on a show that not only celebrates the men and women who protect and serve in New York City, but also displayed the importance of family,” said series star Tom Selleck. “Working alongside these incredible actors, writers, producers, directors and crew has been a dream come true and I’m grateful to have been a part of this extraordinary group for over 275 episodes. Thank you to CBS Studios and CBS Network for their steadfast support and we offer heartfelt gratitude to the fans who gathered with us for dinner every Friday night.” “It has been a tremendous privilege these past 13 years to fill the huge canvas that Leonard Goldberg imagined: a police procedural told from the point of view of four generations of a close-knit, fiercely loyal family. ‘Blue Bloods’ will leave behind an enduring legacy that was collectively achieved by our extraordinary cast, our talented and tirelessly inventive writers, and the best crew in the business,” said executive producer Kevin Wade. “CBS Studios and the CBS Television Network encouraged us to tell our stories in multi-layered narratives that have gone on to resonate with millions of people, and we thank them for their unwavering partnership and collaboration. We look forward to giving fans an exciting and emotionally satisfying final season, and we are forever grateful for their enthusiasm and loyalty over all these years.” Produced by CBS Studios, “Blue Bloods” stars Tom Selleck, Donnie Wahlberg, Bridget Moynahan, Will Estes, Len Cariou, Marisa Ramirez (“General Hospital”) and Vanessa Ray. Kevin Wade, Siobhan Byrne-O’Connor, Ian Biederman and Dan Truly serve as executive producers. Note*: Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers will have access to stream live via the live feed of their local CBS affiliate on the service, as well as on demand. Paramount+ Essential subscribers will not have the option to stream live, but will have access to on-demand the day after the episode airs. Note**: (Source for multiplatform metrics: CBS Internal Data, streaming on Paramount + and CBS TVE (CBS.com and the CBS App 9/19/2022-3/19/2023) Note: The post ‘Blue Bloods’ to Conclude After 14 Seasons on CBS; Final Season Split in Two Parts – Spring and Fall 2024 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

This week on “The Bold and the Beautiful,” Zende (Delon de Metz) grows a spine when he pushes back against Ridge (Thorsten Kaye) over his favoring R.J. (Joshua Hoffman), among other matters. Speaking of Ridge, take a trip down memory lane when the show airs a special standalone episode featuring flashback scenes highlighting the love story between the fashion tycoon and his longtime love, Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang). Find out what else will happen on the daytime drama series during the week of November 20-24, 2023 below. DAILY BREAKDOWN Monday, November 20, 2023 (#9152) Bill has an unexpected reaction during an argument with Sheila. Zende confronts Ridge about his perceived nepotism with R.J. Tuesday, November 21, 2023 (#9153) Hope and Thomas make a request of Ridge about Hope for the Future. Zende makes a bold move. Wednesday, November 22, 2023 (#9154) In a special episode, Ridge creates a romantic evening to give thanks to Brooke as they recall their great love story. Thursday, November 23, 2023 – Thanksgiving Day; Repeat, OAD: 11/24/2021 “The Bold and the Beautiful” will air episode #8654, which originally aired on November 24, 2021 on CBS. Friday, November 24, 2023 “The Bold and the Beautiful” will be preempted due to CBS Sports coverage of SEC Football and Big 10 Football. Check out this week’s promo below. Note: The post The Bold and the Beautiful PreVUE: What To Watch/DVR Alerts for the Week of November 20-24, 2023 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

No. Only "The Price is Right" moved from Television City so far. Fremantle, which owns both it and "Let's Make a Deal" has a studio in Glendale which they moved both shows into. The soaps have not announced their plans for moving as yet. It's possible the move will happen in 2024 though.

ABC and Dick Clark Productions will continue bringing live New Year’s Eve coverage from Time Square with “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest” through at least January 1, 2029, the network and production company announced today. The new deal runs for five years, beginning with New Year’s Eve coverage on January 1, 2025. The previous deal was to expire following the January 1, 2024 broadcast. Hosted by Ryan Seacrest live from Times Square, “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest” is the preeminent destination for viewers to ring in the new year, ranking as the No. 1 New Year’s Eve programming special for over 30 years. The show averaged 13.8 million Total Viewers last year over its multi-hour broadcast while drawing in 17.9 million Total Viewers and a 5.34 Adult 18-49 rating in the midnight quarter-hour as the world said Happy New Year from Time Square. Celebrating the year’s very best in music and featuring a night of superstar performances, the annual special wraps up the holiday season and is far and away the nation’s most-watched New Year’s Eve celebration. The broadcast provides viewers with a look at New Year’s celebrations from around the globe. This year’s iteration of “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2024” airs LIVE Sunday, December 31, at 8:00 p.m. ET on ABC. Details on co-hosts and performers in Times Square and information on other locations to be featured will be announced in the weeks leading up to the night’s broadcast. Note: The post ABC and Dick Clark Productions Extend Deal for ‘Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve with Ryan Seacrest’ Through 2029 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

This week on “The Young and the Restless,” Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) plots her escape, but now that Claire’s (Hayley Erin) Aunt Jordan (Colleen Zenk) is around, things become that much harder. While Tucker (Trevor St. John) is having a fun time with Audra (Zuleyka Silver), he better be prepared for battle because Ashley (Eileen Davidson) and Jack (Peter Bergman) are coming for him! Find out what else will happen on the daytime drama series during the week of November 20-24, 2023 below. DAILY BREAKDOWN Monday, November 20, 2023 (#12750) Jack prepares to retaliate against Tucker. Jill and Nina worry about Chance. Mamie is faced with a difficult decision. Tuesday, November 21, 2023 (#12751) Victor learns disturbing news. Kyle keeps Audra on her toes. Claire sets a trap. Nikki plots her escape. Trevor St. John, Eileen Davidson (“The Young and the Restless”) Photo by Howard Wise/JPI Studios Wednesday, November 22, 2023 (#12752) Lily and Devon take a big step with Nate. Michael and Gloria return home with shocking news. Ashley strikes a deal with Tucker. Bryton James, Michael Graziadei, Christel Khalil, Melissa Ordway, Veronica Redd, Sean Dominic (“The Young and the Restless”) Photo by Howard Wise/JPI Studios Eileen Davidson, Michael Mealor, Susan Walters, Peter Bergman, Beth Maitland, Melissa Claire Egan, Jason Thompson (“The Young and the Restless”) Photo by Howard Wise/JPI Studios Elizabeth Hendrickson, Greg Rikaart, Judith Chapman, Christian Le Blanc, Tracey Bregman (“The Young and the Restless”) Photo by Howard Wise/JPI Studios Thursday, November 23, 2023 (#5044) – Thanksgiving Day; Repeat, OAD: 02/04/1993 “The Young and the Restless” will air episode #5044, which originally aired on February 4, 1993 on CBS. Friday, November 24, 2023 “The Young and the Restless” will be preempted due to CBS Sports coverage. Check out this week’s promo below. Note: The post The Young and the Restless PreVUE: What To Watch/DVR Alerts for the Week of November 20-24, 2023 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Where was this reported that they moved? Unless JPI is just lazy, photos from episodes taped in October have them still at Television City. In fact, J. Eddie Peck did a photo shoot from there last month outside the studio.

It's a relevant story. I personally haven't posted an article on any of what's since come to light because it's disturbing on both sides. I'll only report relevant information. Now, that doesn't mean I can't comment on it here on the message boards, but that is in no way an expression of me as a journalist. Those are just my personal opinions.

This week on “Tamron Hall,” host Tamron Hall welcomes guests Da Brat, Jesseca “Judy” Harris-Dupart, and Kandi Burruss, among others. Find out who else will appear as a guest on the daytime talk show during the week of November 20-24, 2023. DAILY BREAKDOWN Monday, November 20, 2023 Road Trip with Tamron: Welcome to Atlanta: Tamron hits the road and has the broadcast EXCLUSIVE interview with Da Brat and Jesseca “Judy” Harris-Dupart for an intimate look into their family life with their new baby! Tamron gets a tour of their Atlanta home. Tamron sits down with Atlanta native Kandi Burruss on what’s next in her impressive career. Tamron surprises Atlanta super fans! Tuesday, November 21, 2023 Parenting Unfiltered: Today’s episode is digging into the topics every parent is talking about. Parenting coach Destini Ann Davis discusses why her videos about “gentle parenting” are going viral. Meet a mom who says “redshirting” was the best decision for her child. Mother and chef Amy Palanjian gives tips on how to get the pickiest eaters to eat what you cook. Tamron welcomes a panel of parents who weigh in on the most talked about viral parenting tips today! Wednesday, November 22, 2023 Cooking with Gratitude: Just in time for Thanksgiving, renowned chef Richard Blais is here to share his turkey leg confit recipe. James Beard Award-winning cookbook author JJ Johnson will serve up a southern appetizer that will be the talk of your holiday table. Executive chef and judge on “Chopped” Fariyal Abdullahi with a sweet way to end your holiday meal! Thursday, November 23, 2023 – Thanksgiving Day; Repeat, OAD: 10/18/2023 Tamron’s Tasting Table: What Are You in the Mood For?: Tamron welcomes some of today’s most notable chefs to share their family recipes, kicking off with New York Times bestselling author and chef Eric Kim serving up his mom’s Kimchi fried rice. The BBQ King of Brooklyn, Ruben Santana, returns with 11-year-old daughter Evani to share a family recipe from their restaurant, Bark Barbeque. Renowned chef Lish Steiling joins the Tam Fam to share how she helped develop recipes for Tamron’s upcoming cookbook. Lish and Tamron whip up their biggest and best crab cake recipe! Friday, November 24, 2023 – Repeat; OAD 09/20/2023 Little Dreamers, Big Dreams: Tamron welcomes the kids who have captivated social media and our hearts. From a 6-year-old author to a 7-year-old fashion designer to a 12-year-old Olympic hopeful, these small but mighty kids have inspired the world to dream big! Note: Guest attendance is subject to change. Visit the show’s official website for information on tickets, plus where and how to watch. Featuring a dynamic mix of live and taped shows, “Tamron Hall” is produced by ABC News and is distributed in national syndication by Disney Entertainment. The show broadcasts from New York City and is executive-produced by Tamron Hall and Quiana Burns. Note: The post Tamron Hall Guest Lineup for the Week of November 20-24, 2023 appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Didn't read the context of what Colleen said yet, but she could have meant they hired and/or informed her of the role in August although she didn't start filming until later. For instance, J. Eddie Peck filmed in October, I believe, and I expect him to air on November 22.