more shameless plugging of the damn show the chew on the view

ANNOUNCER: "From the network that brought you 'The View' and 'The Chew' comes ABC's hottest new chat show, 'The [!@#$%^&*]?'."

I seriously hope that ABC will not bring on one the hosts of that damn show on Friday when they do the AMC tribute. I am starting to DISLIKE the view with all the plugging of the !@#$

Edited September 19, 201114 yr by EyewitnessNews

They were plugging the food program at the bottom of the screen during Cliff and NIna's wedding, so I won't put anything past any of them.

Great column from Dan Kroll.

http://www.soapcentral.com/amc/scoop.php?section=twoscoops&year=2011&date=110919

I particularly liked this line:

If there wasn't something special about All My Children, we wouldn't be bombarded with the seemingly endless tributes from the mainstream media.

Did CBS do this much plugging when ATWT or GL was canceled

Theres going to be a host of The Chew on The View each day this week except Friday. I guess Mario Batali will be on there next Monday.

Did CBS do this much plugging when ATWT or GL was canceled

If by "plugging," you mean Les Moonves announcing "SOAPS ARE DEAD!" like a wrestling announcer and then strutting out his piece, Julie Chen, and her godawful "Talk" show...then, yes.

I just a guest to come on the The View and say "The Chew what the hell is that you are canceling a 41 year soap opera for a Food Network reject show what the hell", but we will probably never see it.

If I was AMC, I'd go for the Hail Mary to reinvent the show - go after Peter [!@#$%^&*] Bergman. They're not going to get David Canary back full time and God knows what will become of JR here. Kreizman's attempt at revamping the Cortlandts did not work. It could with strong figures behind it, a la Canary - Bergman and perhaps a recurring-or-better Taylor Miller. God knows Y&R is on a slow boat to cancellation that's getting faster all the time, and Bergman can't possibly be that happy. If PP really gets a cable deal to air on Bravo or elsewhere, he's got little to lose. Why not try it?

If I was AMC, I'd go for the Hail Mary to reinvent the show - go after Peter [!@#$%^&*] Bergman. They're not going to get David Canary back full time and God knows what will become of JR here. Kreizman's attempt at revamping the Cortlandts did not work. It could with strong figures behind it, a la Canary - Bergman and perhaps a recurring-or-better Taylor Miller. God knows Y&R is on a slow boat to cancellation that's getting faster all the time, and Bergman can't possibly be that happy. If PP really gets a cable deal to air on Bravo or elsewhere, he's got little to lose. Why not try it?

I don't think they need a male character back to center the Courtlandts around and Cliff was only one by marriage. I think brining back Nina but the Courtlandts might be too far gone. I'd stick with the Chandlers and get Skye back and see if they could convince DC to appear on occassion or for specific story arcs. They could also try and get Brooke back.

Despite the opinions and uncertainties of Y&R these days I don't see anyone walking from that.

Edited September 19, 201114 yr by JaneAusten

If I was AMC, I'd go for the Hail Mary to reinvent the show - go after Peter [!@#$%^&*] Bergman. They're not going to get David Canary back full time and God knows what will become of JR here. Kreizman's attempt at revamping the Cortlandts did not work. It could with strong figures behind it, a la Canary - Bergman and perhaps a recurring-or-better Taylor Miller. God knows Y&R is on a slow boat to cancellation that's getting faster all the time, and Bergman can't possibly be that happy. If PP really gets a cable deal to air on Bravo or elsewhere, he's got little to lose. Why not try it?

When Y&R gets cancelled, it has a considerably greater liklihood of being successful as an online soap (than either AMC or OLTL). For this reason, combined with the facts that (1) actors on a television series will almost certainly get higher pay than those who are with PP and (2) this PP venture is likely to be short-lived, Bergman would be insane to leave Y&R for AMC. Why do you think that Debbi Morgan and Jacob Young have already jumped ship for Y&R and B&B, respectively? Needless to say, not a single actor from one of the four remaining soaps has decided to leave his show for the PP online venture.

When Y&R gets cancelled, it has a considerably greater liklihood of being successful as an online soap (than either AMC or OLTL).

Have you watched that show lately? It's unrecognizable on a level that is starting to make AMC and OLTL look like Agnes in her prime. They have literally raped the golden goose in record time.

For this reason, combined with the facts that (1) actors on a television series will almost certainly get higher pay than those who are with PP

OLTL and AMC's casts are on television right now. They will be moving to PP. This same process would be identical if Y&R were to move online, which I frankly doubt.

(2) this PP venture is likely to be short-lived,

Based on what?

Bergman would be insane to leave Y&R for AMC. Why do you think that Debbi Morgan and Jacob Young have already jumped ship for Y&R and B&B, respectively?

Debbi Morgan will be off that show before the end of 2012, I assure you, and probably back on AMC. That's how Y&R works now. Look at what they've done to virtually every big hire from other networks or soaps. Not to mention some of their own people.

Needless to say, not a single actor from one of the four remaining soaps has decided to leave his show for the PP online venture.

Yet. They're waiting to see what becomes of the venture. And right now, it has good capital, good people behind the scenes at Prospect, and potentially a cable deal with benefits on primetime and syndicated programming.

Edited September 19, 201114 yr by Vee

There is no guarantee that PP will or won't be successful. Its a risk no matter who is involved. For some it might be exciting but for many they like the job security they would have, the money , they get at a show still on network TV.

As for Y&R, AMC was fargone too as was OLTL at one time. Its not cancelled. Look at Days for how many years. And for AMC a few good weeks up to cancellation doesn't mean the show has bounced back. I love AMC and yeah I see improvements but if the show wasn't ending and loaded with fan faves returning and without all the publicity I don't believe any significant number of people would have returned.

These are just people wanting to make a decent living. I don't see Bergman walkig away from a secure job at least until 2014

Oh, I doubt he'd do it. But I think it could be done, if you leveraged him with money, the promise of a central power patriarch role for Cliff in the Adam or Palmer mold, and a good offer for other work on other Prospect projects. Y&R is just that bad and he has always spoken very wistfully of not wanting to leave Pine Valley.

Edited September 19, 201114 yr by Vee