Aw, I loved Roxy's scene about Fraternity Row getting canceled. "It's not just a TV show... it's family!" What a great way to help the audience deal with losing OLTL. I'm seriously gonna miss this show and I only started watching like a month ago

I wasn't even watching during the original Frat Row stuff, but I'm loving the soap within a soap.

Clint was holding a SOW LOL. Anyone have a screencap? I swear it said something about Prospect Park on the front of it

It would be funny if BE would buy the rights to Frat Row

Clint is quoting Oprah now lol.

The empty OLTL set Eddie Alderson tweeted

The empty OLTL set Eddie Alderson tweeted

"Who's catching Stacy Morasco. Ive never even heard of this disease"

"Who's catching Stacy Morasco. Ive never even heard of this disease"

Quote of the Day, right there.

Clint was holding a SOW LOL. Anyone have a screencap? I swear it said something about Prospect Park on the front of it

I posted it yesterday

Was that set as clean when AMC vacated it? lol I still think of OLTL's old studio down the street as their "home." So many happy visits and special memories there. I hate this.

So I have been so tired of the Todd/Blair/Tomas crap (boooring), as well as the Fords/teens, that I've been skipping the show lately which hasn't happened in a while... but I watched a few times last week and started again this week.

Love the Fraternity Row stuff, LOVE LOVE LOVE that Kim is back, Clint/Viki, even don't mind Rex/Aubrey and Cutter/Gigi, or even Shane/Noelle... even Neela/Shane/Jack.

The empty OLTL set Eddie Alderson tweeted

Forty-three years, gone...just like that.

So I have been so tired of the Todd/Blair/Tomas crap (boooring), as well as the Fords/teens, that I've been skipping the show lately which hasn't happened in a while... but I watched a few times last week and started again this week.

Love the Fraternity Row stuff, LOVE LOVE LOVE that Kim is back, Clint/Viki, even don't mind Rex/Aubrey and Cutter/Gigi, or even Shane/Noelle... even Neela/Shane/Jack.

You know I can be hard on RC/FV's OLTL, and complain a lot--but I was starting to feel the same way with last week--the Tomas/Todd stuff, the teens, it just felt really boring to me anbd I was getting worried as the show iwnds down (with holiday pre-emptions we have what, 25 episodes left? )

But I admit I got a real kick out of all the Fraternity Row stuff this week--even the stuff that makes no sense with it has been fun, and even the other stories I haven't been enjoying and still shouldn't (like Jack's and Gigi's) I really have been this week. Maybe it's just nostalgia now that I realized how close we are to the end of the show (and the fact that as of Feb all the soaps I loved will be completely gone).

I'd agree that 1985, '86 and '87 were banner years for OLTL. However, by 1988, I felt the show had become far too outrageous for its own good.

I'm so glad "The View" decided to do a special tribute to OLTL. I don't think I'll be able to watch it, though.

Not even months later on youtube?

I've never been as big into the Rauch OLTL as many are--and I think it started a lot of issues with OLTL, but I think the stuff w2hen Peggy O'shea was still writing did a good mix of great character work and camp (even if it's true it started to be all about the rich and outrageouss)--it was when she left, and especially Shnessel's (sp?) last year where things got out of control.

Clint was holding a SOW LOL. Anyone have a screencap? I swear it said something about Prospect Park on the front of it

Yeah something about the Park is the prospect for the return of soaps... Kinda sad knowing they wrote and filmed all this thinking it wouldn't be a tribute to their fans seeing as the soap is canceled but more a tribute to the fact they got a second life. Which they didn't...

I just noticed they had Jack and Shaun say the show was stupid or crap or whatever (which obviously represents how many males/the general TV viewing audiences feel about soaps) but it bothered me that they didn't have any characters say it WASN'T crap. Sure, they all continued to watch it (including Shaun even after he thought the Brianna/Branden twist was stupid) but they didn't say the show itself was something of worth, just that it was addicting no matter how bad it got. That's a different message than I thought it was and almost makes it seem like the producers/writers acknowledge that it's crap.

I dunno, I think they got the point across. Sean seemed obsesseed with it but did the cliche "I'm neever watching my soap again fi they do this--oh it's back from commercial" thing, and most guys Jack age would (stereotypically--and this may be more of a stereotype than a reality now) never own up to enjoying a soap and make up some excuse to watch it.