Thanks for clarifying about the passes. That's a good thing.

Cady McClain ‏@realcadymcclain1h

TPTB are passionate about and invested in @allmychildren and @onelifetolive. We r all in it for the long haul.

as for viewers, they are gonna off of data that says how fans have watched. No one is blamming anyone. They are just stating the facts they have. Is that how everyone watches, no but its what their sampling showed.

Edited May 16, 201312 yr by John

AMC's director Sonia Blangardio (sp?) was on twitter the other day saying that they had to shoot 156 pages of dialogue in one day. That's insane. No one can keep up that pace. Yes, they get five weeks off, but it's the five weeks on that are really hurting, I think. It sounds like the production schedule was set in the interest of saving money, but it's not realistic in terms of actually filming.

I really dislike the idea of only getting an hour of content a week, but it's better than nothing. I'll still keep watching AMC. I had no interest in OLTL before, and I don't plan to watch it now. PP needs to be happy that I'm watching AMC without Susan Lucci on it.

Like Eric pointed out, this is an issue of cash flow. Revenue is not coming in at the same rate as it is spent, so PP had to cut back.

I didn't even know binge viewing mattered. If I had, I would have made an effort to watch daily. Oh well, guess I'll do that now as much as possible. I prefer OLTL, but I'm hanging in there with AMC so far.

Edited May 16, 201312 yr by Juliajms

Like Eric pointed out, this is an issue of cash flow. Revenue is not coming in at the same rate as it is spent, so PP had to cut back.

Yes & doing 16 -18 hour filming daily doesnt help the money issue

Lucci coming to all my children would be great coup. Honestly I would have preferred a cut to three days and then the more oltl and Amc episodes.

AMC's director Sonia Blangardio (sp?) was on twitter the other day saying that they had to shoot 156 pages of dialogue in one day. That's insane. No one can keep up that pace. Yes, they get five weeks off, but it's the five weeks on that are really hurting, I think. It sounds like the production schedule was set in the interest of saving money, but it's not realistic in terms of actually filming.

I really dislike the idea of only getting an hour of content a week, but it's better than nothing. I'll still keep watching AMC. I had no interest in OLTL before, and I don't plan to watch it now. PP needs to be happy that I'm watching AMC without Susan Lucci on it.

Also, there may be a time when both shows get there own studio then they maybe able to have more episodes again.

Which soap do u think is doing better? Cause one has to be doing better then other. Pp should be releasing the views.

AMC's director Sonia Blangardio (sp?) was on twitter the other day saying that they had to shoot 156 pages of dialogue in one day. That's insane. No one can keep up that pace. Yes, they get five weeks off, but it's the five weeks on that are really hurting, I think. It sounds like the production schedule was set in the interest of saving money, but it's not realistic in terms of actually filming.

I really dislike the idea of only getting an hour of content a week, but it's better than nothing. I'll still keep watching AMC. I had no interest in OLTL before, and I don't plan to watch it now. PP needs to be happy that I'm watching AMC without Susan Lucci on it.

I think OLTL does like 120 average on a good day. Thats a lot of stuff having 18 plus hr work days. I remember OLTL at ABC did 12 hrs and I thought that was too much.

Which soap do u think is doing better? Cause one has to be doing better then other. Pp should be releasing the views.

That would be up to Hulu & Itunes

Edited May 16, 201312 yr by John

duplicate post. sorry

Edited May 16, 201312 yr by ellabelle

Which soap do u think is doing better? Cause one has to be doing better then other. Pp should be releasing the views.

Wasn't/Isn't AMC currently doing better than OLTL in viewership? I could've sworn I heard that the first week that AMC was #1 on Hulu and OLTL was #3 or #5 that week, which isn't bad when Hulu airs content for thousands of shows. I'm sure they haven't dropped b/c both shows remain on the main page in the top ten most watched shows on the site.

Yes & doing 16 -18 hour filming daily doesnt help the money issue

that seems like a PP issue. There has got to be more efficent ways to produce the show. I thought rotating between shows would help but that doesnt seem to be the case

Effectively, what PP has done is cut the budget in half: it's airing 4 episodes a week (split between All My Children and One Life) plus a combined "More" episode.

I think a bigger part of it than anything was the very fast turnaround between start of production and actual "airing." They moved too fast. The question now is how to keep the shows running properly without that daredevil pace.