What's your most favorite Most Dramatic Soap Opera Scene

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I always wondered did Meredith know what was going on?

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Edited August 20, 201213 yr by Scotty Baldwin

Tracy witholding medicine from her (supposedly) stricken father on GH.

Mac realizing on the witness stand that Rachel's baby is not his on AW.

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The 6 minute mark begins probably my favorite dramatic scene on YT. I love the theatricality of it, and you know Palmer paid the band a fortune to get the dramatic music just right for his big unmasking. Part 2:

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Edited August 20, 201213 yr by quartermainefan

Marlena revealing her affair with John in the church at Belle's christening on Days

After Phillip Chancellor died he left everything to Jill and his son. Katherine took Jill to court and had the marriage invalidated, stripped Phillip of the Chancellor name and Jill was left with nothing. Then after Jill moved back into the Foster house with her mom, Katherine stops by and practically admits that she knew all along that Phillip III was Phillip II's son and that Jill was a virgin when she slept with Phillip, etc.. Jill vows to destroy Katherine on Y&R

Roger and Alex at the Country Club on Guiding Light

My pick: Kelly's confrontation with Nola on GUIDING LIGHT. As much as I love Nola, it was 'bout damn time her lies caught up with her.

I won't make you watch the clips again but the reveal of Gwyneth Alden as a serial killer.

"IT'S NOT GONNA HAPPEN, RICK!"

I would ay the court scenes are probably the best ones. Marty Saybrooke's rape testimony, Judith Lights admission to being a prostitute is probably up there too.

"IT'S NOT GONNA HAPPEN, RICK!"

YES!!!

Lawd lawd lawd! Judith Light on the witness stand! Did anything in Daytime really outdo that? I can't think of one thing that comes close!

In 1984, Roman was on the run for being the suspected serial killer. He was holed up in an abandoned building, but Abe managed to track him down and went up alone to see him. Abe goes up there thinking Roman is insane and wants to talk him into getting psychiatric help. He doesn't let on that he believes that, but it's a wonderfully done transition as you can watch him gradually start believing in Roman's innocence.

Abe also has a great scene in 1985 when he confronts Richard Cates over the drug dealing, police force corruption and Theo's death.

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Edited August 21, 201213 yr by Scotty Baldwin

I liked when Lexis came out and told Hope and Bo that Zack died. KA's scream will forever be remembered. And Renee was great too.

Also when Stephano thru Roman off the cliff and Bo cradled him in his arms and talked to him when he was dying. PR's finest performance. I still think he should have at least got a emmy nod for that scene.

Josh -Reva - Slut of Springfield

And Philece Sampler's fine performance as Renee! Must see TV! http://youtu.be/NCjn0QoQueY

Edited August 21, 201213 yr by theherowithin

This is a favorite of mine (starting at 3:00):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwzKPsf_vMM

Mac and Iris on AW after it is revealed that she was behind the take-over.

Mac sliding down against the door, and that being the real last moment between the characters because the actor died in real life.

Chilling tear-jerker.