February 9, 200719 yr Member Thats incorrect. The show has always struggled in the ratings, especially last year when it was *thisclose* to being cancelled. Now behind America's Next Top Model it's doing better, but with Beauty and the Geek it's not doing well again. Well, it might not be bringing in extremely well numbers all around, but it still does pretty good. Last fall's season *finale* (well the last two eppys) both brought in OTH highest numbers ever giving them something like 4 million and some change in viewership. If I'm not mistaken, that was one of the strongest nights for the CW since it's debut. The WB was a *netlet* compared to the 4 biggies and so is the CW...their numbers will prlly never dominate the other 4, but it still does pretty good and I still would be suprised if it wasn't picked back up for at least a 5th and final season. Edited February 9, 200719 yr by mateo22
February 9, 200719 yr Member I was thinking the same thing, but you know they'll just continue to re-run the series after it ends, like they do with the other shows. and btw, LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the new banner....I miss Jax, and want him back soon~! Thanks. Yeah, I miss Jax and CarJax. You know, they could keep playing Dallas for years to come and I'd never get sick of it. I just have a hard time believing OTH and The OC have that kind of staying power. I really wish they had gotten Santa Barbara. Oh well.
February 10, 200719 yr Member A special note from junior: I just want to thank everyone who came in this thread & showed their support for SB. It was nice not being the only one b!tching & moaning here for once. I know you all were just stating your own opinions but as a poster, it made me feel really good that some of you, who've probably never even seen SB, came in here to talk about it. There were definitely more pro-SB posts in here than there would have been 6 months ago. Makes me feel like my crusade is going somewhere. Edited February 10, 200719 yr by juniorz1
February 10, 200719 yr Member No problem, juniorz. I've never seen SB, but I want to SO damn badly...
February 10, 200719 yr Member Be sure to check out the Dinner Party Clips I posted on youtube then HoganStays. Some of the best stuff from the later years, and you don't have to know the entire history of the show to follow it. Dinner Party Pt. 1 Dinner Party Pt. 2 Dinner Party Pt. 3 ETA: By the way, if you liked Hogan Sheffer, you'd LOVE the Dobsons (SB's creators & writers) Edited February 10, 200719 yr by juniorz1
February 10, 200719 yr Member Fantastic psychological drama I tells ya. I miss it so. ETA: if you click on my screenname on youtube, in my favorites, I posted the two follow-up scenes. The aftermath if you will. Edited February 10, 200719 yr by juniorz1
February 10, 200719 yr Author Member I miss Dynasty, they got rid of it not long after I finally got SOAPnet........ For a short while I thought that I was lucky, because SOAPnet had started showing Dynasty from the beginning right after I got the channel; so silly me thought I would get to see the show from beginning and enjoy it.....
February 10, 200719 yr Member SoapNet's "classic" soaps are becoming a joke. The O.C.? One Tree Hill? Falcon Beach? What's next, Laguna Beach? (wouldn't be surprised at all, at this point) Edited February 10, 200719 yr by HoganStaysAtDAYS1
February 10, 200719 yr Member They could have used that $30 Mil to rebroadcast B&B, which is badly needed IMO.
February 10, 200719 yr Member I really don't think they'd have enough room to add another current soap to their lineup. Unless they do SOAPnet2, they should leave it at the current 5 and focus on adding more classic *daytime* soaps. What I would like to see for the off-network soaps are classic marathons. Remember last year they aired the ATWT/GL Emmy episodes so it isn't impossible. That would be a nice treat. Hell, I'm still waiting for classic Y&R episodes and they do own rghts to those eppys.
February 10, 200719 yr Member Isn't Brian Frons in charge of SoapNet? If so, this explains bringing on soaps that cater to younger viewers, since Frons clearly has no regard for actors over the age of 40. But reruns of shows people can purchase on DVD is not the way to go. Wouldn't it be a better payoff for the channel to get Santa Barbara, Edge of Night, Search for Tomorrow? Hell, if SoapNet got Sunset Beach, that would be a huge deal since it's missed by many fans. I think adding a SoapNet 2 and using that to showcase early seasons of current or recently canceled primetime soaps, reruns of Melrose and BH 90210 as well as original creations is the way to go. Has anyone seen Falcon Beach? It doesn't look that intriguing.
February 11, 200719 yr Member --> QUOTE(Chris B @ Feb 10 2007, 05:22 AM) I really don't think they'd have enough room to add another current soap to their lineup. Unless they do SOAPnet2, they should leave it at the current 5 and focus on adding more classic *daytime* soaps. What I would like to see for the off-network soaps are classic marathons. Remember last year they aired the ATWT/GL Emmy episodes so it isn't impossible. That would be a nice treat. Hell, I'm still waiting for classic Y&R episodes and they do own rghts to those eppys. Frons better do the Emmy Marathons This Year. That was a great way to see what every show had up for grabs, even if it was just one of the two episodes. I remember being so excited, thinking it was literally unprecidented in all of television...the Outstanding Drama Series of any genre of TV having a marathon featuring the show that they got nominated for. It was fierce. It would be like HBO running the Oscar Nominees for Best Picture Back-to-Back for one day only.
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