Time After Time/Soap World

The recent changes to All My Children and One Life to Live's scheduling may have reduced the pressure for online followers in the states, but it created a loophole in Prospect Park's...

One question pestered me this week: Why does David not have his own web series? Everything is in place for it to happen. He is the best character, in my opinion, on this show and completely underused. I get that there is a lot going on with fathers trying to kill each other and poor web browsin...

Word on the street according to a press release via The Online Network is that All My Children and One Life To Live will be reduced to releasing two episodes a week verses the four we currently get.  Here is text of their press release explaining it all:     

For close to two years we have been working passionately t...

Todd won't die, Victor continues his reign as the strong silent type with a mysterious tattoo, and Vicki and Dorian begin to shift power in their ongoing battle. All the stories are set up this week around the basis of redemption verses revenge. Todd seeks to redeem himself in the eyes of his children. Victor seeks revenge...

Word on the street according to a piece in the Media Post, blogger Ed Martin muses over if All My Children and One Life To Live are game changing series for the daytime genre. Here is an ...

Word on the street in an interview with Time Magazine, Peter Bergman who plays dastardly Jack Abbott on The Young and The Restless muses about the future of soaps.

via press release:

WEEKLY “All My Children” AND “One Life To Live” STATS AND FACTS

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People are back from the dead, a smattering of political drama, and some drug over doses? Just your typical week in Llanview! From what I gather, there appears to be quite a bit of unfinished business between various parties on the show. One such loose end even brings someone back from the dead to comfort a family going through a medi...

Yesterday One Life to Live and All My Chrildren both kicked off their new seasons on-line. Since ABC decided not to bring the beloved soaps back to air on network television, the shows are only avaible on iTunes and Hulu. The lack of a time slot on air did not stop viewers from diving right back into their soaps. According to

Word on the street. I recently came across audition tape posted youtube for a potential new One Life To Live character named Mick Wilder. We don’t know who Mick is or if this will be his real name (you know how soaps keep these things close to their vest). Yet, what I do know is Mick is African American, an investigative journalist, from a divorce...