Here's the first promo for it. And, it's a 50 anniversary promo too. Not sure if I should have put this here or Spoiler Island. But, there's not really many spoilers in the promo. But, move if so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS9g205VCtU&feature=share&list=UUEyyUwpO0g-DgGafB29tduA

March 29th people....50 freaking hours worth of General Hospital. Sweet!!!!

Edited February 10, 201312 yr by Golden Duck

my dvr is going to hate me when this is over lol

I wish I had SoapNet so I could watch any of this on television.

The Valentine's R&A episode from 1991...I remember watching that back then.

Only 8 episodes from the 2000's, that's better than I expected

UGH tooo many late episodes it needs more 70s eppys

I knew someone would be quick to complain about this. There are50 hours worth of episodes here. Even if 25 consisted of 2000ish episodes, thats still 25 that arent which is ALOT more than the typical marathon. Just be grateful that they are even doing this bc its unprecedented and SN didnt have to

Only 8 episodes from the 2000's, that's better than I expected

Which isnt much. People may not like it, but those ARE a part of GH history and deserve to be showcased as well

Edited March 23, 201312 yr by Cheap21

Yeah 8 out of 50 is not bad at all, if anyone expected no Guza era eppy's then I don't know what to say lol

I'm glad that they aren't having too much from the past decade, but I'm Luke and Laura-d out. I think a lot of people are (Genie and Tony certainly seem to be). It just doesn't do anything for me. It's all a joke and a lie.

Kinda surprised at how many meaty episodes (Clink Boom, Bobbie finding Carly and Tony, the second 1963 episode) will be in late night.

I hope someone who sells soap DVDs records the entire thing and sells it. I'd be interested in watching all of this! It's a nice representation with only the 70s mostly left out. I wish the other soaps got stuff like this. For Y&R I wish they even got a 5-6 episode marathon.

I can't really explain the late 70s, but I can't help but wonder if part of the reason there isn't any early-mid 70s episodes on the schedule is because of the massive amount of wiping that took place back then--soap operas and game shows were hit by this more than any other genres, and IIRC, ABC was the worst offender of all (for example, almost all of the version of Password that ran from 1971-1974 [and from 1974-1975 as Password All-Stars], which also was on ABC, is completely gone).

Edited March 23, 201312 yr by MissLlanviewPA

I can't really explain the late 70s, but I can't help but wonder if part of the reason there isn't any early-mid 70s episodes on the schedule is because of the massive amount of wiping that took place back then--soap operas and game shows were hit by this more than any other genre back then, and IIRC, ABC was the worst offender of all (for example, almost all of the version of Password that ran from 1971-1974, which was on ABC, is completely gone).

That's definitely the reason why. I think NBC was worse about it than ABC was, though.

This looks like a good lineup for GH fans! That's a solid block of early 80s stuff for Saturday morning/afternoon.

I wish I had soapnet, even though I don't really watch GH i would have still checked this marathon out. Seems like fairly healthy list in regards to showing episodes from the early early days. They are even showing 60's episodes.

Y&R should have done a "40 years in 40 hours" marathon.....

Only 8 episodes from the 2000's, that's better than I expected

much better than anyone could expect. And that there is loads of stuff pre-mid 90s aka Sonny...

This is a killer line up. They picked one great or pivotal episode after another!

I can't really explain the late 70s, but I can't help but wonder if part of the reason there isn't any early-mid 70s episodes on the schedule is because of the massive amount of wiping that took place back then--soap operas and game shows were hit by this more than any other genres, and IIRC, ABC was the worst offender of all (for example, almost all of the version of Password that ran from 1971-1974 [and from 1974-1975 as Password All-Stars], which also was on ABC, is completely gone).

Not all of ABC Password is gone... Game Show Network aired one from 1971 with Brett Somers and Jack Klugman, and three off-air dubs from 1975 exist among collectors (including the very last ABC Password from June 27, 1975)... but on the whole, knowing over 1,000 episodes of Allen Ludden's work are forever lost is a crying shame to us fans.

I think that is overall a GREAT schedule of episodes. Great selection.