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I wish they could, but they would probably be sued. Just know when GH ends next year and it will, Frons will be out of a job just like Barbara Bloom was and I will be cheering from the rooftops and I hope all the actors and crew and execs he fired have wonderful well paying jobs

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They announced the cancellations on my local ABC station and acted as if they were merely being pre-empted. "Sad news for fans of daytime soaps. ABC has decided to end two of its long-running soap operas. After 40 years, AMC will end in September. OLTL will end in January. This will have no effect on General Hospital." And that was it, as they played a clip of Caleb and then a clip of Echo (no, not from 1983).

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Kelly, thats going to be hard considering GH was definetly the least watchable of the remaining ABC soaps. I appreciate her speaking out but theres not a damn thing she can do when its her bosses that have run this genre into the ground. GH will most likely be canned sometime next year

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