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Seriously?! That many airings of 90210! Does it really do that well? I used to like it but the overload of seeing it everywhere has made me despise that show. Wow...... :huh:

It does say a lot when they dump their own networks soap. This really is a disgrace. :angry:

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I haven't watch SoapNet in months. I was so excited to get it when it first became available but back then we had shows like Soapcenter instead of stupid movies that are below even Lifetime's standards.

I used to love watching repeats of Dynasty & Knot's Landing, too, but now it's all aimed at younger viewers. I never cared for 90201 or One Tree Hill and I was only a casual viewer of the OC. If that's what they're selling, I'm staying far, far away!

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I wonder how long before they rebrand? I have been watching more lately (a) because of NightShfit, (B) because of MVP (yes, I find it compelling when I watch), and © the Olympics.

I get this overdose of NBC...when I can't watch another dive or bike race or 400 m sprint, or whatever....and then Soapnet is a welcome reprieve. But, the only ABC show that captures my attention right now is OLTL. Well...OLTL _and_ Spinelli.

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I am for any move which results in less Minshew polluting and rotting the culture, so the lack of an AMC marathon is a blessing in disguise. What I am disappointed about is no DALLAS. Soapnet used to show that, Dynasty, Knots, Falcon Crest i think, and there were still forgotten primetime soaps to be mined (Flamingo Road and so on). For classic soaps there are now online avenues but it would be nice to see things like AW and EoN on the actual TV. 90210 should be banned from all existence along with any of the shows where teens live in a world without adults and people are named Pacey and so on. Soapnet sucks.

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Yeah, cause there just ain't enough 90210 in the world that it needs to be shown 26 times a week, right Fronsie? :rolleyes: I'm guessing he's doing this to try and get the viewers who'll watch the new 90210 into the old one. And them ditching Melrose Place and AMC Marathons is just another reason for me to unsubscribe to the channel.

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