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AMC and OLTL Canceled!


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I watched my daily episode of ONE LIFE today and was like...oh look there's Blair, oh I won't see her again....oh, same with Téa...and Jessica, and Kelly and Dorian....and then I thought of people who weren't on today like Marty, Natalie, Bo, Nora, Matthew, Starr, Dani, Destiny...Viki was never supposed to leave. What will they do now? I don't think I will watch another show, seriously. I have never watched DAYS; I won't watch MAFIA HOSPITAL...Y&R and B&B are too excrutiatingly beautiful to care about, so I think come January of 2012, I will watch ONE LIFE and be done with it. I hope they find a way to keep the two shows afloat. It would be nice if CBS took one of them, or NBC, but it won't for all we know. And Brian Frons is not a nice man. In pictures he looks so smarmy and contemptuous, it's like...what do you think you know that makes you "innovative" and "cutting edge", and I use those words loosely. I'm sad to see LIFE end.

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Pretty much. First Frons claims that audiences (more specifically women) aren't finding the soaps exciting enough anymore. Then he kinda says that the audiences for his shows all suffer from lack of life guidance and weight issues and so will be much more pleased with these shows than the soaps. What he seems to completely, spectacularly miss is that the people who loved their soaps, and maybe were dealing with those issues either would get the info from some other show or source anyway, or aren't going to, they're not gonna suddenly take to these.

I read the official descriptions of both shows to my mom and she said "in otherwords they're about nothing, and the network has no idea what the concepts are". Pretty much.

Add in AMC and that's pretty much exactly how I feel. I actually have a lot of respect for the Bell shows, though maybe not in their current form, but aside from a few classic scenes, I've just never gotten into that super "beautiful", hold that reaction shot for 4 mins rhythm they have.

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I have them Eric. It's in a box in my parent's home. PAY ME! :lol:

OMG, I watched a clip of the Nate Berkus show today, the one with La Lucci. I don't know what Oprah was thinking giving him his own show. He is not ready to headline his own talker. Just awful.

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Here I think Frons knows his audience. Every single person who watches The Talk is a Frons victim. Every single person who watches screeching Rachel Ray is a Frons Victim. Every person who is actually interested in what Kathie Lee has to say at 10 am..this is who Frons covets. He knows his audience. The viewing public should be ashamed of itself because its not like it watches this dreck an hour a day as a short diversion, it watches it hour after hour on channel after channel morning, noon and night.

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I sadly didn't save many tapes of classic AMC--although since about 92 I made a habit of recording every single Christmas episode and the anniversary ones--but still need to transfer them all. How can I pay you? :P

I saw a random Oprah show where she discussed how when she produces a new show like Dr Phil or whatever she works with them on her own show before until she feels they're ready. Now I'm no Dr Phil fan--and Nate Berkus, though he seems kinda dull is someone I'd much rather hang out with than Phil--but totally, he doesn't remotely have the chops to host his own show.

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You have a point, although I feel that even that crazed audience will find itself saturated with Frons' shows. I've been chatting off and on with my mom about the cancelation and she said (again she's not big TV viewer) how she always finds it so annoying that aside from cable shows (which she largely finds too violent or "adult" lol) and the CSI type shows (which she also finds too violent) she can never find any real scripted drama on TV day or night. Certainly network tv is looking more and more like that.

It's on TLC--I think for a while it was one of their bigger hits, I used to sometimes watch it while I was getting ready to go outon Fridays--the fact that I'd usually already had a few drinks prob helped. That's the thing, I really don't believe these kinds of shows should be on network tv. That sounds snobist, but isn't that the reason we have zillions of channels like TLC?

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