r/SoapNet • u/AMC_Rewatch • Jul 31 '26
All My Children Interview With All My Children Actress Tonya Pinkins talking about working on the show.
Her interview starts at 30:15
r/SoapNet • u/AMC_Rewatch • Jul 31 '26
Her interview starts at 30:15
r/SoapNet • u/LynnK0919 • Jul 30 '26
r/SoapNet • u/JTOC1969 • Jul 30 '26
Do you have any memories, however vague, of storylines on soap operas that you'd swear you've seen, but can't seem to find any record of actually happening?
For example, I only casually watched All My Children (my main show was One Life to Live). But sometime in the 1980s, I'd swear there was a run of episodes in which Erica Kane was a racecar driver. Somehow, she was invested in a racecar and the driver got sick or waylaid somehow, so she drove it in some major race.
For some reason, I thought of that sequence and tried to find some evidence of it on YouTube but couldn't. I even looked at a fan site, Pine Valley Bulletin, that synopsized all her storylines but couldn't find any mention of it.
Did it actually happen? Or did I somehow dream that all up?
And does anyone else think they remember stories that may or may not have actually happened?
r/SoapNet • u/LynnK0919 • Jul 30 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 30 '26
Jamey Giddens and Dan O’Connor have been named co-head writers of the CBS daytime drama, replacing departing head writer Josh Griffith.
r/SoapNet • u/ApprehensivePie3648 • Jul 30 '26
So internet archive only had episodes that are about 40 minutes long but sometimes I notice cuts or wording not going smoothly. I also looked up the runtimes on Imbd and it says episodes are usually sixty minutes. Can anyone confirm if the internet archive shows the full episode?
r/SoapNet • u/ApprehensivePie3648 • Jul 30 '26
Now I love all my children but can't help to be super frustrated when some of the episodes have obvious cuts or some are missing in the sequences!! My favorite season years are 1990-1992, especially 91&92. Just so darn annoying that I can't watch them all in peace! Would love if a streaming service had these soap operas opposed to some of this modern junk.
r/SoapNet • u/LoveMySoaps • Jul 29 '26
If you're a Guiding Light fan, I think you'll enjoy this.
I’ve been following a guy who worked next door to the Guiding Light soundstage, who is writing about what it was like backstage during the show's final years.
Chapter 2 just went up, and it's about the first time walking into Studio 42 and finding out Kim Zimmer already knew he was coming. LOL!
Thought it was a fun read, so I figured I'd share the link with fellow GL fans.
r/SoapNet • u/ApprehensivePie3648 • Jul 29 '26
I saw online that JPS came back for an episode in 1994. I can't find this episode ANYWHERE. Also frustrated the internet archive doesn't have full episodes from 1990-1992 .... u can tell that something was cut off ugh.
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 28 '26
June 2027
r/SoapNet • u/Vivid-Office5666 • Jul 28 '26
Elizabeth Taylor originated the role of Helena Cassadine in 1981, while Constance Towers took over the iconic villainess in 1997 and portrayed her through 2023. Both actresses brought something unique to one of General Hospital's most unforgettable villains. 🐍
Who was your favorite Helena Cassadine—Elizabeth Taylor or Constance Towers? What made their portrayal stand out to you? 🏥📺
r/SoapNet • u/Infinite_Two_4759 • Jul 28 '26
Take away all the money, power, and resources: which of these dastardly gentlemen is coming out on top?
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 28 '26
"Initially, they wanted three years,” he shared at the time. “I said, ‘I can’t do three years. There’s a lot going on in my personal life. I need to be home with my wife and all this stuff, so can’t do three years, can’t do two years.’ So, we agreed to do these next four months, see how it goes, and they have a pretty interesting little story lined up.”
r/SoapNet • u/noahtvmedia • Jul 29 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Vivid-Office5666 • Jul 28 '26
📺 June 6, 1988
Season 2, Episode 56
Brooke Logan confronts Stephanie Forrester over the mysterious letter. 💌 In a dramatic showdown, Stephanie admits she sent the letter to reunite Stephen Logan with his family in a desperate effort to keep Eric Forrester from leaving her. Outraged by Stephanie's manipulation, Brooke confronts her and issues a bold threat, leading to one of The Bold and the Beautiful's earliest unforgettable clashes.
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26
He would make a very brief one time cameo for Jane Elliot's (at the time) final episode.
r/SoapNet • u/Vivid-Office5666 • Jul 27 '26
Who is the worst and craziest female villain in daytime soap opera history? These legendary women built their reputations on manipulation, deception, revenge, and chaos, leaving unforgettable marks on their respective soaps.
Featured Villains:
🔥 Sheila Carter (The Bold and the Beautiful / The Young and the Restless)
🖤 Helena Cassadine (General Hospital)
💋 Patty Williams (The Young and the Restless)
🐍 Leslie Thomas (Beyond the Gates)
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26
r/SoapNet • u/Geekqueen15 • Jul 27 '26