No offense taken...I just say what I feel...and La Lucci being saddened by the move...well cry me a river...at least AMC is still going to be on the air! Get over it La Lucci....geesh!

Yeah, what hell is wrong with her? I mean seriously, what's so sad about the fact that crew members who've worked on the show for years are about to be unemployed?

Standing ovation for Alicia Minshew. The fact that she can fit into those size 0 jeans after giving birth only 1 month ago is astounding.

I hate when people say stuff like this when the shows they're talking about are shown on different networks and owned by two completely different companies...no offense Ron.

I agree. It's like,

ATWT: "That's not fair! All My Children gets to go Heather's party on Saturday! Why can't we?"

CBS: "That's because All My Children isn't on our network. You are, and we say YOU'RE CANCELED! Now, go clean your dressing rooms!"

ATWT: "But --"

CBS: "Don't make me say it again!"

Yeah, what hell is wrong with her? I mean seriously, what's so sad about the fact that crew members who've worked on the show for years are about to be unemployed?

For real.

Yup, that was him. They were taping in the Morning Show set. I never saw his Will either. The guy is a hunk. Still pissed AMC gets another AMC writer/change...yet ATWT is cancelled. AMC is worse than ATWT quality wise and still on the air...whatever....

You say that simply cuz ATWT is and has always been your show. if you rack up 1970 till now AMC and 1970 till now ATWT AMC arguably has had far stronger years than ATWT-if we're being silly. Anyway it's a moot issue to blame one show with zero connection to another lol.-they're not even int he same time slot most places. it's like "Oh I'm so mad Sarah Connor Chronicles is over and Law And Order gets ANOTHER spin off and it's a worse show" grumble grumble.

Sorry if this has been mentioned already but Walt Willey tweeted recently that he will taping an episode of AMC post-move (January 10th).

ETA: Just realized that Jan 10th is a Sunday. So either he got the date wrong or they are going to be doing some weekend taping to catch up? But given how far they ahead in taping, and that the studio would have been dark at the end of December even without the move, I don't see why that would be needed.

Maybe Loraine has to Write the Storyline, but They have to Tape the Episodes so they will have Something on the Air. Usually, Charles Pratt would be Writing Already and then They could Tape. Jody

Drunk posting, anyone?

Her posts are always that way. Jonathan

Edited December 13, 200916 yr by Jonathan

Article from NY Mag about the last day on the set. Some quotes from Agnes, Cameron.

http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2009/12/on_the_set_of_all_my_childrens.html

Article from NY Mag about the last day on the set. Some quotes from Agnes, Cameron.

http://nymag.com/dai..._childrens.html

“It’s very surreal and bittersweet because it feels like I’ll be coming back here tomorrow and I won’t be,” said Budig.

Shut. Up.

But too bad there are no quotes from Lucci. I wonder if she thinks this is a major vote of confidence for the show? [/sarcasm]

...and La Lucci being saddened by the move...well cry me a river...at least AMC is still going to be on the air!

OTOH, Rux, AMC (and ATWT) are practically synonymous w/ NYC. I've never thought of one without thinking of the other. That's why I, personally, cannot wrap my head around this move. Remember when not just AMC but all the NYC-based soaps had a great tradition of hiring theatre actors? Now, with WT - not to mention, GUIDING LIGHT - gone and AMC moving west, that "responsibility" falls on OLTL's shoulders - and who knows how long they're gonna last?!

For many in the NYC theatre community, daytime represented a chance to make a living @ their craft while still having the (relative) freedom to pursue their first love: the stage. With all these shows dying or leaving, though, many actors, esp. the younger ones, will have no choice but to move to L.A., since that's where the work is now; which could prove detrimental to Broadway as we know it.

Daytime must return to NYC someday. These fools just don't realize what they're doing here.

Edited December 20, 200915 yr by Khan

These fools just don't realize what they're doing here.

So, they taught them in business school that they should keep people employed even to the detriment of their business?

OTOH, Rux, AMC (and ATWT) are practically synonymous w/ NYC. I've never thought of one without thinking of the other. That's why I, personally, cannot wrap my head around this move. Remember when not just AMC but all the NYC-based soaps had a great tradition of hiring theatre actors? Now, with WT - not to mention, GUIDING LIGHT - gone and AMC moving west, that "responsibility" falls on OLTL's shoulders - and who knows how long they're gonna last?!

For many in the NYC theatre community, daytime represented a chance to make a living @ their craft while still having the (relative) freedom to pursue their first love: the stage. With all these shows dying or leaving, though, many actors, esp. the younger ones, will have no choice but to move to L.A., since that's where the work is now; which could prove detrimental to Broadway as we know it.

Daytime must return to NYC someday. These fools just don't realize what they're doing here.

To be fair, and I'll admit that I know next to nothing about the theatre industry, but personally, I think it's much more of a pressing issue for daytime to worry about daytime as opposed to worrying about Broadway. If these shows can get more life and more of a shot at improving quality by moving out west, I'm all for it. If Broadway suffers because of that, then maybe Broadway needs to start making its own changes.

I don't want to get into the Broadway vs. daytime debate mainly because I don't think there is one. However I do think it's important for NYC to get back to nurturing its TV/film industry regardless of whether its daytime or primetime. Broadway will always be tied to the tourism industry so its fortunes will rise and fall with that but NY seems to be losing a lot of TV production. It can't all come down to Law & Order.

I don't want to get into the Broadway vs. daytime debate mainly because I don't think there is one. However I do think it's important for NYC to get back to nurturing its TV/film industry regardless of whether its daytime or primetime. Broadway will always be tied to the tourism industry so its fortunes will rise and fall with that but NY seems to be losing a lot of TV production. It can't all come down to Law & Order.

Oh, I hope it didn't seem like I was starting a debate. Not my intention. I have nothing against Broadway at all. Those people work extremely hard, too, and I don't want to take anything away from that at all, but hey, at least they still get a decent amount of respect from the general media. If Broadway was dying out the way soaps are, it'd be a very big deal. I just want soaps to do what's best for soaps, because they're definitely on the endangered species list.