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HOLIDAY MIRACLE: Prospect Park Back On Track To Revive AMC and OLTL


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Is that quoted from somewhere? And so they are airing together? That means we wouldn't see any episodes until Juneish

Farah Fath @FarahfromKY

To Recap: moths are pointless, heineken is semi-gross, and I wish Prospect Park the best.

Finding good writers is the most important thing tho..If we're gonna resurrect these iconic shows, lets please do them justice. that is all

She's making some damn good comments

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The number of episodes of each and how long they air came from Soaps Uncensored Issue 57

The rotating of filming has been all over twitter and was even talked about last time. It would make sense to share studio and crew (Camera, audio, lights eyc) can save $$$$$

I bet episodes of both soaps could start airing as early as May

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Now that I understand that they are only rotating filming I must say that's a good idea. Instead of paying for two studios and crews we just pay for one. I only wish networks had realized this. There were many ways to save the soaps and trim costs. CBS could have done this with ATWT and GL or trimmed them to 30 minutes. ABC could have done this. LOL Prospect Park is proving that the whole statement of "there just aren't any options." isn't true even though it's been said by all three networks. I don't think we will have to pay to watch will we? I remember they said we wouldn't in 2011.

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Given that they air on #TOLN first I doubt we will pay. I could see PP say you have 7 days to watch this weeks AMC & OLTL before they move them to HULU PLUS like place where u then have to pay to view them.Then release the next weeks episodes and repeat the process. Then hopefully down road, a cable station airs them

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They will be filming in Stamford, CT.

I wonder if there will be a distributor involved.

I was reading about Jerry Seinfeld's online venture-- some web show about comedians, in cars, drinking coffee (I know haven't seen it, has anyone else?).

The show has been 'picked up' for additional episodes. Even though Seinfeld owns the show, Sony is the distributor.

The show is streamed both on the show's website as well as a Sony created website.

I mention this because I wonder whether Prospect Park will follow a similar model (assuming this all pans out).

If PP produces with USA, perhaps NBC/Universal (or whoever owns USA these days) will be the distributor.

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