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PSNS: Chad/Vincent promo

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I mean everyone knows how delusional you and JSF are so you can think what you two want to think...and then the rest of the world can know the truth. Sound good?

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I mean everyone knows how delusional you and JSF are so you can think what you two want to think...and then the rest of the world can know the truth. Sound good?

But you're wrong. What you think is the truth is a lie. You're just too arrogant to see when you're wrong.

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Oh, Rion. You're like a little mentally challenged boy who is too stupid and screwed up to be helped. It would be cute if you weren't such an @$$hole!

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Oh, Rion. You're like a little mentally challenged boy who is too stupid and screwed up to be helped. It would be cute if you weren't such an @$$hole!

The only @$$hole my dear is you.

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Passions isn't "renewed." It was never on DirecTV or its network, so how can a network "renew" a show that was never there on their lineup in the first place? The show will have been finished for a week before it's RESURRECTED on DirecTV. You can't have a resurrection without first having a death -- CANCELLATION.

Yes, the show was CANCELLED -- by NBC. It will no longer be airing on NBC. NBC has cancelled it from their lineup. It might have gotten picked up by DirecTV, on some never-before-heard-of network, but on NBC, it has been cancelled.

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Passions isn't "renewed." It was never on DirecTV or its network, so how can a network "renew" a show that was never there on their lineup in the first place? The show will have been finished for a week before it's RESURRECTED on DirecTV. You can't have a resurrection without first having a death -- CANCELLATION.

Yes, the show was CANCELLED -- by NBC. It will no longer be airing on NBC. NBC has cancelled it from their lineup. It might have gotten picked up by DirecTV, on some never-before-heard-of network, but on NBC, it has been cancelled.

It hasn't been cancelled because production hasn't ceased...new episodes are being produced for the fans to watch. The only difference is that it's airing on DirecTV. If Passions were cancelled, everyone would be out of a job and we wouldn't have a show to watch.

Kenny, you are just as wrong as King.

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THAT IS ENOUGH!!

King and Rion...both of you have been warned. There will no more warnings. The name calling will stop and so will the disrespect both of you are showing.

Such childish antics will no longer be tolerated on this board.

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It hasn't been cancelled because production hasn't ceased...new episodes are being produced for the fans to watch. The only difference is that it's airing on DirecTV. If Passions were cancelled, everyone would be out of a job and we wouldn't have a show to watch.

Kenny, you are just as wrong as King.

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CANCELLATION:

1.) The act of erasing or the condition of being erased.

2.) An often formal act of putting an end to.

IN BRIEF: The act of calling off.

NBC has erased it from their lineup.

NBC has put an end to the show ON THEIR NETWORK.

There's no law saying that production has to be ceased in order for cancellation to occur. The show has been cancelled ON NBC. I didn't say that it wouldn't continue on elsewhere, in perhaps a new form, or that it would never be seen again someplace else on television, but ON NBC, it IS cancelled.

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Definition of...

CANCELLATION:

1.) The act of erasing or the condition of being erased.

2.) An often formal act of putting an end to.

IN BRIEF: The act of calling off.

NBC has erased it from their lineup.

NBC has put an end to the show ON THEIR NETWORK.

There's no law saying that production has to be ceased in order for cancellation to occur. The show has been cancelled ON NBC. I didn't say that it wouldn't continue on elsewhere, in perhaps a new form, but ON NBC, it IS cancelled.

Whatever NBC does doesn't matter. Passions will continue to air for the fans. A truly cancelled show is one like Another World that aired a season finale and didn't get to produce new episodes.

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THAT IS ENOUGH!!

King and Rion...both of you have been warned. There will no more warnings. The name calling will stop and so will the disrespect both of you are showing.

Such childish antics will no longer be tolerated on this board.

Maybe "the board" should take some action and get some balls and ban people who deserve to be banned and who ruin SON for everyone who has been here for 5 plus years.

But I am done with this. So sick of stupidity on SON.

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Maybe "the board" should take some action and get some balls and ban people who deserve to be banned and who ruin SON for everyone who has been here for 5 plus years. Uh-Duhhhh!

Then they'd better start with YOU. You've been antagonising me for months now!!

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I'll gladly take a banning if it means you are banned along with me! It would be for the betterment of SON so bring it on.

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Whatever NBC does doesn't matter. Passions will continue to air for the fans. A truly cancelled show is one like Another World that aired a season finale and didn't get to produce new episodes.

Well, the bottom line is that the network found the show to be useless enough to remove it from their lineup. NBC cancelled any further airings after September 7th, or whenever. In the literal sense, Passions was cancelled by a network. Yes, resurrected on another... but also cancelled by the original.

Whatever. This is pointless! LoL The end result is the same. Passions will live on to die out on some tiny cable network that nobody watches through a cable provider that nobody uses... but at least it's no longer part of the daytime lineup. Perhaps it can mold itself as the "dramedy" that it was always meant to be on cable, because a SOAP OPERA -- a genuine SOAP OPERA -- it isn't!

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Well, the bottom line is that the network found the show to be useless enough to remove it from their lineup. NBC cancelled any further airings after September 7th, or whenever. In the literal sense, Passions was cancelled by a network. Yes, resurrected on another... but also cancelled by the original.

Whatever. This is pointless! LoL The end result is the same. Passions will live on to die out on some tiny cable network that nobody watches through a cable provider that nobody uses... but at least it's no longer part of the daytime lineup. Perhaps it can mold itself as the "dramedy" that it was always meant to be on cable, because a SOAP OPERA -- a genuine SOAP OPERA -- it isn't!

Passions never claimed to be a real soap. From the get-go, it's always been billed as a satire/spoof/send-up of the soap genre. Somewhere along the way, certain people missed the humour and camp and thought Passions was a real soap.

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