What's wrong with it? Do you have a link? Because everything I've seen about The Chew looks perfectly fine. It seems like perfect fare for the stay-at-home, homeschooling, suburban, nouveau soccer mom. Instead of back from the dead, who's the daddy and evil twins, it's greek yogurt, artisanal cheese and makeovers.

And hey, any weight you gain from making food you learned to cook on The Chew....just shed it by taking dieting tips from The Revolution. Or, just wait for General Hospital, and you'll throw up all the food you ate, anyway.

And hey, any weight you gain from making food you learned to cook on The Chew....just shed it by taking dieting tips from The Revolution. Or, just wait for General Hospital, and you'll throw up all the food you ate, anyway.

The View: "These bitches make me hungry."

that...food program: "Hey, we gon' make chicken-bacon-beef cheddar-mozzarella enchiladas!"

the other show: "I...need to lose weight."

General Hospital: "Jason is my boyfriend. I don't need anybody else!"

I have to admit, there's a stroke of genius.

And hey, any weight you gain from making food you learned to cook on The Chew....just shed it by taking dieting tips from The Revolution. Or, just wait for General Hospital, and you'll throw up all the food you ate, anyway.

Brilliant! It is apparently what the modern woman wants from tv....

Edited July 3, 201114 yr by EricMontreal22

Can someone help me find something? I'm looking for a quote from Julie Carruthers that she made about 1 or 2 years ago. She said something to the effect of how the soap genre was created at a time when there were only 3 or 4 networks and the challenge is to somehow grow an audience when there are many more viewing options.

I'll love you forever if you find it.

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Susan-Lucci-Housewives-1034945.aspx

For now, Lucci is focusing on All My Children's final weeks. The long-running soap will bow out Friday, Sept. 23, and the cast and crew are "cooking on all speeds" to ensure that the show goes out on a high note. The actress, however, has no idea how the soap will end.

"You know, all I know is that we're in the best of hands," she said. "However it's going to end, it's going to be fantastic. I think, probably like all great novels, it ends with you wondering what happens next. That's what I'm going to guess, but I don't know what the details are."

I love this article from TV Line. Dream primetime jobs for the men of All My Children.

http://www.tvline.com/2011/07/primetime-jobs-daytime-stars-amc-men/#229977-8-ALL-MY-CHILDREN%27s-Vincent-Irizarry%2C-Jacob-Young-and-Michael-E.-Knight

Time to close this thread!

AMC and OLTL Will Move Online!