Members kalbir Posted March 1 Members Share Posted March 1 So the rebroadcasts were 1986-1987 broadcast syndication, 1987-? Lifetime, 2000-2003 Soapnet, 2022-2024 Freevee. Am I missing any? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members soapfan770 Posted March 1 Members Share Posted March 1 TNT 1991-93ish and the SoapNet broadcast’s actually lasted til 2005 when MP and 90210 took over. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members kalbir Posted March 2 Members Share Posted March 2 Thank you @soapfan770 I had no memory of TNT rebroadcasts. Whenever any full episodes or clips turn up on YT/DM they are usually from Soapnet 2000-2003 recordings. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members adrnyc Posted March 2 Members Share Posted March 2 NOOOOOOOOOOO! Those bastards. I'm right at the bottom 1/3 of Season 5. I'd only ever seen through Season 3. Luckily...kinda...I do have through Season 6 on DVD's that I got from a fan, like, 12 years ago. But they're transfers from VHS tapes recorded off the SoapNet airing. Not good quality. That's part of why I never made it past Season 3. I have to believe that, since someone went to the trouble of finally digitizing all the episodes that it'll find its way to another streaming service. Probably Max as others have posited on this board. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members soapfan770 Posted March 2 Members Share Posted March 2 You’re welcome @kalbir it’s funny as a late 80’s preteen I remember watching Dallas with my parents and siblings atill the bitter end along with other shows like Knots The Equalizer, LA Law, and shows like Scarecrow and Mrs King and Remington Steele yet Falcon Crest was a show I just occasionally watched and lost track of. I knew of Dynasty but it was always on a school night (although we were 8:00MT lol) I guess I have a fonder memory for the late 80’s primetime soaps in their later days than most because that’s when I started watching them even though they were past their prime in retrospect. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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