See what skiman wrote above. I remembered that Evelyn was with Joe.

If it wasn't said before, btw...the opening does list character names. OLTL's does not.

Interesting-0-I don't mind character names, though I know some hate them (as long as we can actually read them on screen and they don't just flash by).

Where is the Francesca James video? Hulu, YouTube, iTunes????

It was linked in the TVG article above. But it is the exact same format and design as all the Hulu/iTunes featurettes, so it clearly comes from TOLN and should be up there soon.

Me neither. I don't find it very evocative of anything. (The treacly title treads on thin ice as well.) It's more like background music for some coffee shop scene on a CW series.

Now see, I love it. But I go to one of those hippie-dippie, "love is all you need" churches where that song would fit in perfectly. LOL! I also bought the "Hall of Fame" song used in OLTL's vid based only on one line in the song.

However, I willingly admit that I'm not a viewer who puts a lot of stock in opening sequences. I just don't care.

It was linked in the TVG article above. But it is the exact same format and design as all the Hulu/iTunes featurettes, so it clearly comes from TOLN and should be up there soon.

I was curious too--unlike the other Hulu things they've posted, it wasn't blocked in Canada.

I had written a comment about something prematurely, sweetie. Yes, I'm flawed...

You? Flawed? Jesse, no!

However, I willingly admit that I'm not a viewer who puts a lot of stock in opening sequences. I just don't care.

I don't particuylarlyt either. I guess I outgrew it--as a teen I found opening sequences fascinating, I was probably obsessed as Alexisfan on here is But now it's pretty much the thing I worry about the least (though I admit, I still miss back when the last theme premiered in 1990 and they had the song's vamp lead from the end of the pre-credit sequence into the credits...)

Really it's not a huge make or break thing for me.

It really isn't, except, for the uninitiated viewer, I'd want something a bit bolder. Maybe not as bold as DALLAS, say, but something a notch above "One Tree Hill."

Now see, I love it. But I go to one of those hippie-dippie, "love is all you need" churches where that song would fit in perfectly.

And I go (um, that is, when I go) to a Catholic church, which is all about (you guessed it) pagentry and tradition. (And about hating gays and birth control. But that's neither here nor there.)

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It really isn't, except, for the uninitiated viewer, I'd want something a bit bolder. Maybe not as bold as DALLAS, say, but something a notch above "One Tree Hill."

Fair point.

Speaking of Dallas btw, have you seen fake Dallas/AMC video a fan did? It's some of AMC's characters put in the Dallas theme opening.

Thanks I hadn't read the AMC TV Guide article as I didn't want to read any spoilers or have another this is how you use Hulu tutorial. I did watch the video though and I was quite amused.

Once AMC debuts again on 4/29... I am going to anxiously wait for initial thoughts of the first batch of episodes. I bet if they are good, then all the credit will go to Agnes Nixon.. but if they lack in something, then I bet the blame will go to Mcpherson and her co-head writer.

However, the initial reviews of the first episode look quite promising so I will happily tuning in on the first day... and since I only have regular hulu.. maybe I can watch all 4 on Friday/Saturday if I don't have the anxious feeling of having to wait a day to tune in LOL

I've heard snippets of the new song and it's a nice song. True, it isn't the timeless theme but as long as the photo album/book is featured in some way then I'm happy

Speaking of Dallas btw, have you seen fake Dallas/AMC video a fan did? It's some of AMC's characters put in the Dallas theme opening.

Oh, God, I hate those with a passion. They're always poorly done, and the combination of theme with cast hardly ever works.

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I will miss the old theme, but I do actually quite like the new song.

If the theme song is that "We are the love we give" song they used in the promo videos, then I like it. Yes, I liked the familiar music of AMC's old theme song, but I like the new one too. Really it's not a huge make or break thing for me.

I feel the same. The only old theme I didn't like was the white opening one from the mid 1990s. I also like "We Are the Love We Give" and I'm looking forward to seeing how the opening is put together.

I bet if they are good, then all the credit will go to Agnes Nixon.. but if they lack in something, then I bet the blame will go to Mcpherson and her co-head writer.

Oh, you know it will. That, and "Gee, why can't PP convince Lorraine Broderick to return? Aren't she and Agnes good friends still? AMC was el fuego at the end (on ABC)!".

I bet if they are good, then all the credit will go to Agnes Nixon.. but if they lack in something, then I bet the blame will go to Mcpherson and her co-head writer.

Right--some things willnever change