You should see what he can do with a gerbil & a couple of tennis balls.

Oh my! Gerbils!

Found a little interesting link on the cancellations of AMC & OLTL and how soaps relate to the wrestling business. It was just made today so I found out some good stuff here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcbwU9H3fs8

Marcy Walker, via Facebook:

Oh Marcy. You're not going to gain a lot of facebook friends with that comment.

Thinking about vets, I presume Lucci will probably do guest appearances in primetime periodically and Slezak will just retire out right. Strasser I can see doing mostly stage plays.

Meanwhile, here they go startin with this sh!t...

5 Stars Who Got Their Start on Soap Opera 'All My Children'

The only good thing here is that most of the "stars" who started on AMC weren't blink-and-you-miss-it people like all of the GL and ATWT people were. At least the ones they fawn over for AMC will actually be people we care about (most of the time).

Thinking about vets, I presume Lucci will probably do guest appearances in primetime periodically and Slezak will just retire out right. Strasser I can see doing mostly stage plays.

Honestly, I just want Robin VTE to get drunk and record full albums in her "hot line" persona.

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Thinking about vets, I presume Lucci will probably do guest appearances in primetime periodically and Slezak will just retire out right. Strasser I can see doing mostly stage plays.

Lucci has her HSN business. She'll be on more than ever now.

The Brian Frons of Marcy's Santa Barbara days is not the same guy as today. And frankly I don't think all network executives are smart except in getting themselves up into that position. How can someone who makes millions of dollars a year relate to the average person who watches daytime television?

If they don't change the name of "The Revolution" show to something else, I find it ironic.

Some fans will almost definitely lobby to get these shows back on the air. Is there any way that will happen?

No. We really spent a lot of time learning from our success with "The View," talking to viewers about what they're looking for and we have tremendous respect for the passion of our serial fans. But we're at a point with these two shows, as much as they've done for the network, and as much as we appreciate them -- their time here has come to an end. And we're going to spend our efforts trying to make a success out of the two new shows, "The Chew" and "The Revolution," which are in genres that, as we talk to viewers, they want more of.

Whatever. I can buy that the network felt these shows reached their end--but I don't buy for even one moment that viewers actually talked about wanting a show like The Chew. Sorry.

Don't forget Raven! She CALLED it too LOL

Oh Eric.... you know I have lost touch with this show over the last year and a bit.... but I took comfort in the fact that it was still apart of the landscape which meant there was always a chance of it getting back SOME of its former glory. Come Sept. I will no longer have that I say I made peace with this long ago, but part of me is really starting to get depressed. What will we do?

I dunno At least we have each other and this forum. For now anyway. Ugh

Thinking about vets, I presume Lucci will probably do guest appearances in primetime periodically and Slezak will just retire out right. Strasser I can see doing mostly stage plays.

I know Strasser said on her hotline that she was definitely moving to LA now

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Thinking about vets, I presume Lucci will probably do guest appearances in primetime periodically and Slezak will just retire out right. Strasser I can see doing mostly stage plays.

I will never see JVD, RSW, KDP, HBS on television again.

This is all just really hard to believe. ABC might as well should have cancelled GH too.

I'm still trying to wrap my head around what the purpose of that...food program is. It's gonna be people sitting around discussing food for an hour? Like...really? I can't even.

I will never see JVD, RSW, KDP, HBS on television again.

This is all just really hard to believe. ABC might as well should have cancelled GH too.

Well, she'll be on Venice, they start filming in June

I'm still trying to wrap my head around what the purpose of that...food program is. It's gonna be people sitting around discussing food for an hour? Like...really? I can't even.

Brian Frons: Take some time to brush your teeth and enjoy The Chew.

Brian Frons: Take some time to brush your teeth and enjoy The Chew.

LMAO. It has been a pretty tough night, but comments like that make me break out in a smile.

I know Strasser said on her hotline that she was definitely moving to LA now

Yeah, and L.A. isn't a theatre town but I could see her booking some good regional theatre kind of like Joan van Ark does, La Jolla Playhouse and stuff like that. Hopefully she can nab some primetime guest roles like she's done in her previous L.A. ventures. For a woman her age coming from daytime, she had a very impressive primetime resume in the '90s, she booked a lot of good gigs. (BTW, her Young Riders episode where she played a madam is on IMDb streaming, and I believe her Murphy Brown ep is still on YouTube, and she never looked better than her first episode of Coach!)

Her mother is getting up there and she's got a son out there and the pups, she's said that she wants to go to college so I can see her enrolling out there as well. She's also said that she plans on writing an autobio and that excites me more than Lucci's or Zimmer's, frankly. Robin will "go there" unlike SL and I'm more familiar with her career than KZ's (though I still plan to read KZ's book because I know she'll "go there" too).