Well we don't know what they are going to do, its all our own speculation

I am not sure PP would use any money won to do anything with the shows. I honestly can't see PP putting these shows on again. Perhaps if they got the rights they might try and sell them, but who knows?

Agreed. Sadly I see the suit as an attempt to recoup S1 costs not to fund S2

The funniest part is that ABC picked up a primetime Prospect Park pilot for this upcoming season. Why would they do that considering all of this drama? It's not like they've used Prospect Park before, who typically do pilots for cable networks.

AMC's cancellation made Jimmy Fallon's monologue tonight. He quipped that the whole problem with the online venture was that no one's grandma knows how to use the Internet. "How do I find the Susan Lucci on here!?"/"That's the microwave!"/"The show is only three minutes long!?" Wocka wocka wocka.

Ah, I'm glad I didn't watch Fallon tonight. Sue me, I'm still sensitive.

People will always assume grandmas are the vast audience. My mom got me hooked on soaps when I was a teen and she was in her 30's. Also, when all of the "What's Hula?" crap was going on, it wasn't as many older folks as I suspected. People younger than me didn't know anything! But as many of us have said before, more than likely online is the future of soaps if they don't crash altogether. These people need to get with the program.

It will take several years of a soap succeeding online before that image begins to be broken.

I thought PP had the right recipe and aesthetic, but not the right funding. I still frankly hope in my faintest of dreams that someone can salvage the model, the casts and crews and yes, the sets.

Jill Larson

Greetings all, well I finally got the official call, saying PP is not going forward with AMC "at this time", left the door open a crack, hmmm! As disappointing as that news is, it was not a surprise. Just as they did the first time, PP chose to remain silent regarding their activities, and now that I've had some experience with them, I do believe that it was because Jeff just kept on beating the bushes trying to raise the money, never willing to cry uncle. I am sad for all of us, from Jeff to all of you, but gosh I'm grateful for the chance we had to make something new and wonderful from our beloved shows. Maybe when more fans are computer-savvy, and go online for content as a regular habit, investors will feel comfortable putting money into what was a grand experiment, perhaps ahead of its time, and only time will tell. Take care of yourselves, my lovelies, sending love to you all! Jill Larson

Don't know how long it will last (irrespective or maybe as exhibit A of the PP/ABC mess, TV is a fickle medium), but at least Debbi Morgan has a next gig lined up:

http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowandact/la-la-anthony-debbi-morgan-join-cast-of-starz-omari-hardwick-drama-power?utm_source=saDaily_newsletter&utm_medium=sailthru_newsletter

La La Anthony and Debbi Morgan have both joined the cast of Starz’s upcoming hour-long new drama series Power, which stars Omari Hardwick, is executive produced by Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and created by Courtney Kemp Agboh (The Good Wife), who will serve as executive producer and showrunner.

Can't say I'm enamored of the subject matter but hey, it's a job!

Can't say I'm enamored of the subject matter but hey, it's a job!

Exactly! I'm happy for all of the actors who manage to line up other jobs.

Robert Scott Wilson posted a photo on instagram today of a script with his name on it for a new Disney show called, "I Didn't Do It" that premieres in 2014. Not sure how big of a role it is or whether it's recurring vs. contract. Debbi has the role on Starz. Denyse Tontz is filming at least one episode of Dallas, hopefully more. Eric Nelsen is working. Vincent Irizarry was just on Homeland, and hopefully he'll have some additional opportunities.

Exactly! I'm happy for all of the actors who manage to line up other jobs.

Robert Scott Wilson posted a photo on instagram today of a script with his name on it for a new Disney show called, "I Didn't Do It" that premieres in 2014. Not sure how big of a role it is or whether it's recurring vs. contract. Debbi has the role on Starz. Denyse Tontz is filming at least one episode of Dallas, hopefully more. Eric Nelsen is working. Vincent Irizarry was just on Homeland, and hopefully he'll have some additional opportunities.

Agreed. All of these actors stepped up for us and for AMC. I really hope that the universe rewards them for that.

Exactly! I'm happy for all of the actors who manage to line up other jobs.

Robert Scott Wilson posted a photo on instagram today of a script with his name on it for a new Disney show called, "I Didn't Do It" that premieres in 2014. Not sure how big of a role it is or whether it's recurring vs. contract. Debbi has the role on Starz. Denyse Tontz is filming at least one episode of Dallas, hopefully more. Eric Nelsen is working. Vincent Irizarry was just on Homeland, and hopefully he'll have some additional opportunities.

eric Nelsen produced and filmed a movie last Month in NYC called Running on Empty

The new talent of AMC deserves nothing but the utmost fame. I adored them all. And of course, I'm happy for Debbi and Vincent and all our vets than continue to get work. Woo!

I also think that AMC and OLTL actors developed a good working relationship with Jeff and Frank, and will be considered for other projects by them.

The funniest part is that ABC picked up a primetime Prospect Park pilot for this upcoming season. Why would they do that considering all of this drama? It's not like they've used Prospect Park before, who typically do pilots for cable networks.

Lawsuits happen all the time in business, it's not usually a dealbreaker. It takes something very serious for two companies to never work together again. The whole PP/ABC kerfuffle is pretty minor as Hollywood "feuds" go. It's just part of doing business and if both parties think they can make money off the pilot becoming a successful series, they'll go for it.