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Interview: Actor Gregory Zarian sits down for a chat to discuss his new film, "86 Melrose Avenue," working on soaps, including the digital drama "Venice: The Series," along with sharing details on his upcoming projects and some amazing real-life news. Note: The post Interview: Gregory Zarian Talks Soaps, ’86 Melrose Avenue,’ Mental Health Awareness and ‘Venice: The Series’ — VIDEO appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

"General Hospital" star Finola Hughes will appear on "Live with Kelly and Ryan" next week. Also appearing on the show will be Michael Consuelos, real-life son of Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos as he discusses his guest appearance on "Riverdale." Note: The post Finola Hughes to Appear on ‘Live with Kelly and Ryan’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

It's official: Jerry O'Connell will become the first permanent male co-host of CBS' "The Talk" as the show launches its 12th season in September. He replaces Sharon Osbourne. Note: The post It’s Official: Jerry O’Connell Becomes First Permanent Male Co-Host of ‘The Talk’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Get your first look at Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis as they reprise their iconic roles in "And Just Like That...," the HBO Max follow-up series to "Sex and the City." Note: The post ‘And Just Like That…’ Begins Production in New York City + First Look Image From the Set of ‘Sex and the City’ Follow-up Series appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Representing the Kane Women of Pine Valley, Susan Lucci, Alicia Minshew and Eden Riegel will join Alan Locher of "The Locher Room" for a chat about their time on "All My Children" and more. Note: The post The Kane Women of ‘All My Children’ Reunite on ‘The Locher Room’: Susan Lucci, Alicia Minshew and Eden Riegel appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Sly, the annoying band manager. Always liked him on that show and was surprised to see his IMDb didn't have more on it. And that he didn't even join a soap. He'd of made a great addition back then. EDIT: Never mind. He appeared in an episode of "GH" in 1997.

Sorry. I think I misread your post. Susan Lucci was on his show by herself and the tribute to Agnes Nixon. Erika Slezak appeared on the Agnes Nixon tribute along with Susan and a bunch of other people from AMC.

She's been on his show two previous times. One by herself and the second one was in March during the Agnes Nixon tribute.

"The Bold and the Beautiful" again attracts its second-largest audience of the season. "General Hospital" and "Days of our Lives" show improvement. In reruns, "The Price is Right" remained daytime's top choice. Note: The post Daytime Broadcast Ratings: ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ Continues Hot Streak, ‘Days of our Lives’ and ‘General Hospital’ Rebound appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

No, there's no issue in that regard at all. The server can handle size (pun intended, lmfao). Heck, the community has gotten flagged for Deidre Hall's bust in one member's signature and another member had a pic of Wonder Woman lying down with someone (I think Superman) as their avatar and it looked like cleavage in its small size. G monster still flagged it. I just request manual reviews. But that's been mostly non-existent these days due to adding that line of code I mentioned. Keep posting like you usually do. I was just wondering who the heck some of these people were. LOL. Who noticed the turtle? LOL Thanks.

Here's the thing. Who are these people? Ya'll never name them. LOL. BTW, I literally had to add some custom code to the forum due to this thread and others like it because the G monster flagged it for being too much for a *** ed class. Hence why unregistered people can't see any pictures without logging in first. Not sure if anyone knew about that.

CBS is reportedly in talks with Jerry O'Connell to replace Sharon Osbourne on "The Talk." O'Connell would effectively become the show's first regular male co-host. Note: The post REPORT: Jerry O’Connell to Replace Sharon Osbourne on ‘The Talk’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Reducing the amount of content from one hour to half hour (really 36 minutes to 18/19 minutes after commercials) would drastically reduce the budget and the amount of cast the show has on contract. The long-term benefit, however, would be the ability to sell internationally and allows the show to become more bingeable on a streaming service. Without giving back a time slot, the network(s) could program whatever they want during the hours they own. Marketing wise, yes there would be a cost to launch a new daytime program, but no where near the outrageous prices Disney for instance spent to launch "Katie" a few years back (roughly $80 million). I'd imagine the overall cost to produce more than programs in the five hours for CBS, three for ABC and essentially one hour for NBC would be equal to what they are spending now, but with any one hour getting two shows rather than one individual program it'll give the daytime lineups more diverse programming. At least that would be the hope. I don't understand why networks think all daytime programming should consist of is soap operas, game shows and talk shows and primetime can be comedies, dramas, reality TV, and other genres. No one is watching TV on a schedule these days and reruns of primetime shows flourish on cable during the daytime hours. No reason they can't play around and take chances. Another tangent post. Sorry. (This is no way means I want the networks to cancel the soaps or air reality shows in their place)

Michel Mealor has confirmed his exit from "The Young and the Restless" as Kyle Abbott; the actor thanks fans, producers, and more for their support. Note: The post Michael Mealor Confirms Exit from ‘The Young and the Restless’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

I agree with this sentiment. I just didn't get the show's choice is hiring someone with such an accent that there was no way he could be an American named Ridge Forrester. But I've admired Thorsten since his first episode as Patrick Thornhart on One Life to Live. The man was damn sexy then and is damn sexy now, despite his comments to the contrary. Happy he's on B&B, and even happier he supports the soap genre.

Find out how you can help these soap opera hunks take on the fellas from Hallmark Channel in support of kids in foster care with the Jen Lilley-led "Christmas in July" campaign. Note: The post Battle of the Hunks: Daytime Soap Stars Take On the Hallmark Fellas to Help Support Kids in Foster Care appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Sure there's no new information on the status of "Pine Valley," the primetime reboot of "All My Children" in development at ABC but that's no reason to sit on our laurels waiting to find out what happens next. Note: The post ‘Pine Valley’ Still in Contention at ABC Despite Lack of New Information on ‘All My Children’ Primetime Reboot appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Jason Thompson inadvertently spilled the beans in a since-deleted tweet over Michael Mealor's reported exit from "The Young and the Restless" as Kyle Abbott. Note: The post Jason Thompson Inadvertently Confirms Michael Mealor’s Exit from ‘The Young and the Restless’ as Kyle Abbott appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Debbie Matenopoulos is reportedly returning to "The View" for the show's landmark 25th season, plus another co-host might be exiting after Meghan McCain departs. Note: The post REPORT: Debbie Matenopoulos in Talks for a Return to ‘The View’ for Show’s Landmark 25th Season, And Another Co-Host to Exit? appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

More than a decade since it began enchanting viewers on Hallmark Channel, "The Good Witch" will end its run. No eighth season for the series. Note: The post Hallmark Channel’s ‘The Good Witch’ to Conclude After Seven Seasons and Eight Original TV Movies appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Since this post was recently brought back up, I've been for and against reducing episodes for the daytime soaps. Reducing episodes in order for the networks to air something else on a day or two the soaps don't air could influence a quick cancellation if the other show does extremely well. At the same time, a reduced number of episodes per week could hold viewer attention spans better than a five-hour per week series can for those who aren't currently tuning in. That's where I do favor the half-hour format for the soaps as 2.5 hours is easier to digest than the aforementioned five hours. Plus, the networks or production companies that produce the soaps could sell them to international markets a lot easier or to a streaming service without much commitment from those who haven't been watching for 30+ years. "B&B" is as popular as it is due to its content as it is to its length. It's easier to showcase a marathon (or "binge" as today's viewers would say) for a half-hour show than it is for an hour-long.

Thorsten Kaye reveals plans for an extended break from "The Bold and the Beautiful," and playing the "less sexy" version of Ridge Forrester. Note: The post Thorsten Kaye Talks About Replacing Ronn Moss, Plans For An Extended Leave of Absence from ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

Nicholas Alexander Chavez (Spencer Cassadine) talks first day at "General Hospital," screen test with Maura West and bonding with the soap's cast. Note: The post Nicholas Alexander Chavez Talks ‘General Hospital’ Debut, Screen Test With Maura West appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More

"The Young and the Restless" alum Luke Kleintank (ex-Noah Newman) will lead the cast of "FBI: International," the third iteration in the Dick Wolf franchise launching this fall on CBS. Note: The post Luke Kleintank to Lead the Cast of ‘FBI: International,’ The Third Iteration in Dick Wolf’s TV Series Franchise for CBS appeared first on the Soap Opera Network website. Read More