Didnt NBC Universal recently purchase the Oxygen network? Passions might show up there.

Passions going to CW or MyNetwork TV could work.

I think USA would be better - NBC should try a cable channel they own. Don't trust another outlet they don't own again.

NBC would be better off coming up with a new soap or piece together the remaining cast of "Another World" and do a spinoff, lol. Though the latter is very slim chance in hell.

Like I said up there...

If NBC wanted Passions on one of their other channels, they would've done just that instead of shopping it to DirectTV. They know it probably won't be an equivalent success on a mainstream cable outlet as it would for something as restrictive as DirectTV. NBC wants to have its cake and eat it too.

If I were apart of the Passions cast, I'd be looking for employment elsewhere. No need to stay on a show that's canceled and if it is picked up again and there's another chance of cancellation looming over them, it would just kill the little morale that's left.

Passions is the rabid dog of the daytime community. Its about time someone put a bullet in its head and killed it once and for all.

Seriously. Give us the final punchline for this absurd joke already.

Lol Shawn, tired much?

You know ordinarily I would agree with you. But I began watching Passions the last couple of months it was on NBC and kinda liked it. However, I heard all the "progress" that was made during the final months regressed. I mean come on...Ethan STILL doesn't know he's Little Ethan's father? The pregnant "intersexed" (since hermaphrodite is no longer appropriate according to Oprah, lol) pregnant with his father's child? Reilly sure has lost his [!@#$%^&*] mind. But that works for PSNS fans! Lol.

I just checked the Directv website and they're still advertising it to bring in new subscribers. Since I am a customer(not to get this show), I sent them a note and asked. Will let you know what I hear if anything.

Awwww, this is too bad...as much as Passions irritates me at times, I am still a die-hard fan(okay of the early days, LOL).

But also still a die-hard fan, I've gotta say NBC needs to find a place for Passions,if they plan on continuing it, where it will STAY. This toss-around will get irritating if they continue it somewhere else. For me its either cancel it or find a PERMANANT home for it.

Edited December 9, 200718 yr by daysfan

Maybe this is the reason a lot of the PASSIONS writers decided not to sign that letter of solidarity with the union. I could see them all going fi-core to write the ending they see fit for the show.

Reilly and NBC's BEST option is selling their reruns into national syndication to local affiliates.

Edited December 9, 200718 yr by bellcurve

Maybe this is the reason a lot of the PASSIONS writers decided not to sign that letter of solidarity with the union. I could see them all going fi-core to write the ending they see fit for the show.

Reilly and NBC's BEST option is selling their reruns into national syndication to local affiliates?

IMO, having a run on Sci-Fi might be best. If it's something NBC would be firmly behind it, I think it could work. Imagine....a daytime block of supernatural soaps on Sci-Fi! What is PSNS were to be the "anchor" for the lineup, and other soaps are created around it to build a lineup?

As someone who's really into soaps, I'd love to be an exec. No matter what network I was on, I'd want a freakin soap. ESPN? Why not have a sports soap like Footballer's Wives? Or the love between a quarterback and his wide receiver..... Discover Channel? The story of a man and his dog. CourtTV? A judge who sleeps with the people she puts in jail.

Edited December 9, 200718 yr by Ryan Chandler

IMO, having a run on Sci-Fi might be best. If it's something NBC would be firmly behind it, I think it could work.

This crapfest together on the same channel that airs Straczynski's shows and Battlestar?

Edited December 9, 200718 yr by Sylph

This crapfest together on the same channel that airs Straczynski's shows and Battlestar?

Everything on Sci-Fi isn't great. PSNS wouldn't be the worst thing on the network.....

I REALLY enjoyed it when, a year and a half ago, Sci-Fi ran reruns of Passions from the beginning, but they stopped three months into it.

Passions would DEFINATELY fit on Sci-Fi

Passions has broken so many soap rules. How awesome would it be to see it break another and be canceled twice and STILL be on TV? It reminds me of this summer's Big Brother. I started loving Jen when she was nominated 3 times in a row and survived each time.

It wouldn't be awesome. It would be like beating a (1=Scifi)dead, (2=NBC)decapitated, and (3=DTV) decomposing horse.

3 strikes and your out I say.

Edited December 9, 200718 yr by c0rinne

Everything on Sci-Fi isn't great. PSNS wouldn't be the worst thing on the network.....

Sure. But I think Straczynski would never write for the network again. After all, they have a reputation to hold on to. But I agree with you on a supernatural soap opera line-up.

And here's another one for you: .

Sure. But I think Straczynski would never write for the network again. After all, they have a reputation to hold on to. But I agree with you on a supernatural soap opera line-up.

And here's another one for you: .

Reputation? It's about the money. Sci-Fi lost it's credibility with me the moment they brought wrestling to the network. Their "reputation" has been damaged since the summer of 2006 once ECW began airing on Tuesday nights.

So hit me with another excuse.....