I agree Marceline & I think GH won't be long after them either. That way they can get all 3 set up and get things going full force

His ego. He really thinks he's something. His infamous "I can lose weight, but you can't grow brain" statement speaks volumes -- considering he, himself, has done neither. Especially the brain part.

Wow. I hate people mocking others over weight - not only do I find it a lowest common denominator type of humour, but I do know it's very hard for some people to lose the weight. But when he says that, and has nothing to back up the brains part (I mean, sketchy scoops aside, the guy cannot *write*), then I just have to wonder if he's building himself up for a punchline.

Surprised that Alicia seems to want to stay put in LA. Maybe she'll stay with AMC after all?!

LOL Jamey's response: "Yowser! I guess she told me. It looks like Ms. Minshew is as fiery as the heroine she plays. I love it and I sincerely hope she does prove my source wrong and sticks it out in Pine Valley.com!"

WTF Who is this guy? She DID tell him, no guessing about it. If only half the soap execs and actors he spreads gossip about did the same, he'd be yowsering non stop.

Just throwing it out there... even though I'm pretty much ignored lately, for some odd reason... but why is everyone assuming that Prospect Park's online venture consists solely of All My Children and One Life to Live? Wouldn't there be other sources of entertainment this company would be pursuing -- established or new -- that could build them a repertoire? It's just me, but I doubt an online organization would invest its future in TWO CANCELLED DAYTIME DRAMAS... without anything else on the side.

Think that's spot on. They do see that they'll get at least SOME viewers (and prob enough to make, at least initally some online impression) for these two shows, but are trying to build a whole entertainment programming hub.

And that's precisely why I refrain from irrelevant personal attacks on most people in the soap industry except his nasty, fat, funky, sloppy ass. He obviously needs encouragement.

That's why he surrounds himself the gaggle of hateful queens. I used to read that site a couple years ago, but stopped. They all have some smart ass comments to make in their "reporting."

Wow. I hate people mocking others over weight - not only do I find it a lowest common denominator type of humour, but I do know it's very hard for some people to lose the weight. But when he says that, and has nothing to back up the brains part (I mean, sketchy scoops aside, the guy cannot *write*), then I just have to wonder if he's building himself up for a punchline.

Well, all that pretense aside... He tossed it out there so it's fair game and I'm more than happy to run with it.

Think that's spot on. They do see that they'll get at least SOME viewers (and prob enough to make, at least initally some online impression) for these two shows, but are trying to build a whole entertainment programming hub.

Exactly. They already produce two other shows that run on cable. I'm kind of intrigued to see what other programming they develop.

Just throwing it out there... even though I'm pretty much ignored lately, for some odd reason... but why is everyone assuming that Prospect Park's online venture consists solely of All My Children and One Life to Live? Wouldn't there be other sources of entertainment this company would be pursuing -- established or new -- that could build them a repertoire? It's just me, but I doubt an online organization would invest its future in TWO CANCELLED DAYTIME DRAMAS... without anything else on the side.

I agree although since I and I know others have tried to find info on this company online and found nothing, its hard to know what exactly this company is all about.

I don't think this got posted yet, I came across this interesting web article on our soaps transition online:

http://www.mediapost.com/publications/?fa=Articles.showArticle&art_aid=154608

They're a fairly new company is what I remember reading. Don't they produce or own White Collar on USA? It's weird there's not much info about them out there

They're a fairly new company is what I remember reading. Don't they produce or own White Collar on USA? It's weird there's not much info about them out there

Royal Pains

Thanks I knew it was one of them, couldn't remember which one

FWIW

Prospect Park (started in 2008) produces "Royal Pains" on location (mainly in the Hamptons) and at studios they rent from Broadway Stages (locations scattered around Queens/Brooklyn). As far as I've been able to find out from the net (there's not much), Prospect doesn't produce any other show nor does it run its own studio on either coast.

Someone just added something (without attribution) to Prospect's Wiki entry:

"Its new TV-focused online network began launching with original scripted productions on July 23, 2011."

Apparently on one very hot July Saturday, the new TV-focused online network "began launching" (what? where?) without telling the net? This gets curiouser and curiouser.

I have also read their names attached to:

Wilfred

http://collider.com/fx-wilfred-elijah-wood/56493/

and

Fairly Legal

http://letstalkabout.tv/2010/10/facing-kate-becomes-fairly-legal-has-premiere-date/

FWIW

Prospect Park (started in 2008) produces "Royal Pains" on location (mainly in the Hamptons) and at studios they rent from Broadway Stages (locations scattered around Queens/Brooklyn). As far as I've been able to find out from the net (there's not much), Prospect doesn't produce any other show nor does it run its own studio on either coast.

Someone just added something (without attribution) to Prospect's Wiki entry:

"Its new TV-focused online network began launching with original scripted productions on July 23, 2011."

Apparently on one very hot July Saturday, the new TV-focused online network "began launching" (what? where?) without telling the net? This gets curiouser and curiouser.

This is what I've been wanting to know! Where is the website to watch!!

That has to be a Wikipedia error

Anyone can add information to Wikipedia (and anyone can remove it). Someone may have been a little too eager or misread some information. I removed that information from the page, along with the dates that the 2 soaps will be starting online, as neither piece of information was supported by the accompanying reference.