TV Land will buy AMC and reveal that Betty White is Erica's biological mother.

And Binx is straight.

Fans are trying to get Excedrin to boycott. It's nice that they got Hoover to pull the plug on their commercials, but it's becoming annoying.

Port Charles Finale

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIfXt9FBCBY&feature=related

JR and Marissa will star in a modern version of the Dennis Quaid/Julianne Moore film Far From Heaven. Things get crazy when Ryan insists only he has the abs for that role. JR garrotes him with a thong.

I heard Myrtle's boardinghouse was always a front, she was really a madam housing hookers...

Rumors, Alvin, not actual Robert Guza story projections.

Fans are trying to get Excedrin to boycott. It's nice that they got Hoover to pull the plug on their commercials, but it's becoming annoying.

Yes it is...very

I floved Linda too on Knots. Her death was brilliant. She was the closet they had to Abby 2.0. It was saddening after she was killed off though.

BREAKING NEWS: AMC and OLTL FANS DEMAND K-Y, ER, "PULL OUT" THEIR ADVERTISING ON NETWORK!

:-)

Eddie Ford will rise from the afterlife and drag his annoying children back with him.

BREAKING NEWS: AMC AND OLTL RERUNS TO BEGIN AIRING ON CNBC!

I know this is a couple pages back, but I've gotten to see a lot of it (yet too little) over the years and I find it amazing that Edge Of Night was a) cancelled and not revived yet. If any existing daytime concept is immediately re-imaginable, it is EON. That show was made for the PC format, for cable, for syndication, for any number of things. It was consistently quirky, vibrant, brilliantly done, with wild characters and ideas, and it was unlike anything else on daytime, then or now. It was IMO the natural evolution of what something like Dark Shadows failed to become. I would kill for DVD sets of some of EON's better storylines, such as the Nola Madison affair. I also have often wanted to see soaps, specifically OLTL, revive the "one-hander/two-hander, etc." special episodes EON used to excel at - special episodes the British soaps, still thriving, still do today.

I've said this before, but with the glut of murder mysteries on OLTL in the last decade I would've killed to see a small crossover element in one of them with EON - a former ABC soap - in which a character or two from EON like Nancy Karr or someone popped up from "the Monticello office" to provide Bo or John with a key plot point.

Edited April 23, 201114 yr by Vee

I had no idea EON did two-handers, I thought that was an EastEnders innovation. LOL!

Of course, how could we talk about last ever soap scenes without this one from Search For Tomorrow?

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To this day I cannot watch that scene without tears just rolling down my face. I loved those two so much!! Thanks you for posting it.

La Lucci, at her Palm Beach book signing, talks about the cancellation.

http://www.wpbf.com/entertainment/27644650/detail.html

If any existing daytime concept is immediately re-imaginable, it is EON. That show was made for the PC format, for cable, for syndication, for any number of things. It was consistently quirky, vibrant, brilliantly done, with wild characters and ideas, and it was unlike anything else on daytime, then or now.

Exactly.

If any defunct soap (or CBS series, for that matter) were crying out for a "reboot," it would have to be EDGE, especially when you look at what is on TV these days in the way of scripted entertainment. Even something as simple as a weekly primetime series, with a modern-day Mike Karr either solving stand-alone crimes each week, or overarching mysteries either each season, 1-2 per season, or one ginormous one threaded throughout the entire series, could work.

Edited April 23, 201114 yr by Khan