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AMC and OLTL have been available online for years, and many people have indeed transitioned to watching them that way. Of course, the two real differences here are that the radio soaps weren't transitioning to television to escape death (or were they?), and also, if my understanding is correct, when GL was on both TV and radio, the episodes were different. Meaning, there were two new episodes a day, almost like a 30-minute soap with half on TV and half on radio. I could be wrong.

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Agreed. I already watch the non-ABC soaps exclusively online. People have already been accustomed to this type of transition

I wonder what this will do to Lorraine Broderick's plans for a finale. Will she write her ending as she planned it or will she now do rewrites to her original plans?

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I'm trying to picture these shows online and it's just funny to me. LOL. Unless they lease a place for sets again, everyone's going to be living in new places, etc. What will the Buchanan and Chandler mansions look like? And the hospitals? Fusion? Roadies? lol

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I think this could be a second chance. Nothing about OLTL at the moment is any type of ending I want to see. At the most there would be a nice moment with Viki. No Dorian, no returning characters, and lots of trash and overused characters like Rapists R Us and their harem.

The revamp may be a disaster, some type of Starr-induced coma, but I'd like to see them try.

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Now that word has spread about ABC's licensing agreement with Prospect Park, which has found a new online home for OLTL and AMC after their respective network runs come to an end, several actors have taken to Twitter to share their reactions to the happy news. Here are just a few of the responses:

Robin Strasser (Dorian, OLTL): "Listen to Mama: even IF this is a BONE being tossed, it's better than the "toss 'em out with the garbage" diss/tone of the big cancellation."

Lenny Platt (Nate, OLTL): "OLTL lives on...in cyberspace. The times, they are a changin'..."

J.R. Martinez (Brot, AMC): "I will say this-my current contract was to terminate on August 31st. Now we must see who they want to keep & renegotiate with. Not sure..."

Ali Sweeney (Sami, DAYS): "WOW!!!"

Eden Riegel (Bianca, AMC): "Best. News. Ever? Right up there anyway. Long live #AMC #OLTL"

Cameron Mathison (Ryan, AMC): "Everybdy see the news that AMC and OLTL are picked up in an online format!? It's so new ...not sure what that means but I'll try and find out."

Chrishell Stause (Amanda, AMC): "It's official! The Internet isn't just for porn anymore! ;)"

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They finished up writing the finale this past week, from what I've gathered it's been established by AN mostly that they wanted to end the shows in a way that they can be picked back up on easily. So I don't think much change will be put on the finales if they're sticking with that formula...but who knows

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