I love reading everyone's answers.

Day's since 1979.

GH since 1983

Santa Barbara from the start until it ended on and off

OLTL from 1991 on and off

AW from 1990 til the end

AMC from 1988 til present

Loving/ The City from 1990 until the end

GL for a few years

ATWT, every so often

I even watched Baywatch because real Warren Lockridge from SB went to Baywatch as well as Frankie Brady from Days

Days of our Lives: 16 Years

The Young & The Restless: Off and On for about 13 Years

As The World Turns: 3 Years

GH - 1977

OLTL - early '80s - stopped watching in 2003

AMC - early '80s - stopped watching in 2003

Days - 1990

Passions - 1999

AMC: 1993-Present

OLTL: 2000-2005

GH:200-Present

B&B: 2002-Present

Y&R: 2002-Present

ATWT: 1995-1999

AMC: 5 years

ATWT: 2 years

B&B: 7 years

DAYS: 11 years on/off

GH: 5 years

GL: don't really remember...during the whole Carmen Santos fiasco.

OLTL: 4 years

PSSNS: 8 years (coming to an end) :(

Y&R- 4 years

sorry if this seems kind of rambly...

Most of my viewings of soaps has been an on and off thing up until last summer.

I didn't gain much of a serious interest in soaps until the late 90's and there are few things I remember from that time. The shows that I watched during that time were Days, Sunset Beach, GL, and ATWT. I didn't really get into AW in its original run, but I did get into it and enjoy the reruns before SoapNet removed it.

I watched Passions from late 1999 to around 2002. I did come back briefly a couple years ago when I heard Marla Gibbs would be on the show, but then I lost interest again after about about 2 weeks and haven't seen it since.

I watched Y&R and B&B on occassion back then, and I still do from time to time when the interest peaks in me. Especially B&B last Christmas.

As of last summer I've been watching ATWT and GL again, and as of a few weeks ago Days, more on a daily basis.

I've also been watching Ryan's Hope on SoapNet for a while. I've seen almost a year's worth of that show and I plan on continuing to watch to see the early years.