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Deep Dish Names The Best & Worst Of Season One Of AMC and OLTL!
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Earlier this week, Marc Harshbarger reviewed the first season of the revivals of All My Children and One Life to Live with this picks for the Best and Worsts storylines, characters, actors and actresses, events, mystery, hunks and more, on his popular blog Deep Dish: groovy gay pop culture!
Harshbarger noted: “So it has been a bumpy four months for AMC and OLTL behind the scenes as well as on-screen, where their characters and storylines have entertained, frustrated, confused and put me to sleep.”
As for a sampling of his picks … for Most Dramatic storyline: “Last spring I found Cassandra’s violent kidnapping by sex traffickers on AMC to be too disturbing and sleazy to enjoy. However, this storyline did eventually lead to some satisfying emotional drama, including Cassandra’s pregnancy and abortion and Jesse’s resignation as Pine Valley’s police chief.”
For Worst Storyline Runner-Up: “The Pellegrino Fund on OLTL – both Dorian and Viki were stuck in this dull storyline as the latter lost a fortune in a bad investment.” Worst Storyline Honorable Mention: “OLTL’s Nora Buchanan as “The Nightbird” – she got her own advice show podcast, which was less than exciting to watch – and big waste of Hillary B. Smith’s talent.”
For Most Entertaining Character: “OLTL’s David is always good for a laugh – and Tuc Watkins is terrific in the role. I especially enjoyed him pushing Blair out of the way at the gala. And I have a feeling that he and Dorian – who broke up after she caught him kissing Rama on the dance floor at Shelter – will eventually find their way back to each other after she learns the truth about Carl.” Best Bitch: “AMC’s Colby Chandler – I didn’t care much for her at first as she broke up Celia and Pete and slept with both him and David. But then it was revealed that she was friends with poor Cassandra, whom she helped through the painful aftermath of her kidnapping. It was nice to see that Colby had a nice side – and even though she continued to be mean to Celia (i.e. changing the measurements of the girl’s gala dress), I now liked her as a more “well-rounded” bitch.”‘
Best Actor and Actress: “Next year’s Daytime Emmys better acknowledge the wonderful performances by AMC’s Darnell Williams and Debbi Morgan as their characters, Jesse and Angie Hubbard, dealt with their daughter’s traumatic ordeal. ”
Check out the entire list here, and then let us know if you agree with Harshbarger’s picks, or what would you pick as the Best and Worst of Season One of AMC and OLTL? Share your thoughts below!
I agree that AMC had a better season than OLTL. I love Tuc Watkins and didn’t like Nikki the bartender. I don’t know that I’d give AMC an “A”, especially since I didn’t like Cassandra’s story, no matter how timely the subject may be or how well Debbi and Darnell did with the material, and their performancs were award-worthy. I’m not sure I’d give Best Couple to Pete and Celia. Between the two shows, I’d probably give it to Todd and Blair. Dr. Anders is not all that interesting to me, either. But I do agree that Zach and Lea were snooze-worthy and ICAM that Zach and Kendall belong together. Here’s hoping Kendall does return in the second season and Zach can find his way back to the love of his life.
Im in agreement here…its about all id of said…i think Noras story wouldve been better had she been recieving calls from her enemy Lyndsey Rappaport. One Lifes cliffhanger shouldve been like this: Natalie finds her babysitter murdered and Liam missing. cut to street scene…a blonde woman is seen walking with a small child, and singing ‘Hush little baby dont say a word’ ect. she turns to the camera and smiles wickedly…its Alison Perkins with Liam! Alison resumes singing and walking with Liam. fade to black. end of season one. Will John Mcbain return for season 2 to search for his and Nats missing son? This…imo…wouldve been a better cliffhanger!
Oh dead Gawd in heaven please don’t tell me Petey and Celia won Best Couple? Is that a joke?
That guy is so nauseating. A complete Cameron Mathison/Ryan Lavery 2.0.
I agree with the writer’s statement, “RH sleepwalked through his scenes”. I did not think that Todd and Blair were all that amazing together. They were somewhat boring. The “More” shows talked about Todd and Blair too much. The producers and writers missed the mark on that one. They should not have built a good part of the season around RH’s departure. Focus on the terrific actors who are committed to OLTL, and not the one who is on his way back to GH. I do hope that OLTL returns as the mystery set up by Jeffrey and Carl could be really good. The writers should forget about Todd or recast.
I don’t agree that RH was sleepwalking through his scenes. I think he was given crap writing and then tired after filming it all in such little time. I think your are dead on though about how they focused way too much on TnB and not the characters who were staying. It seemed really weird and they wrote a lot of characters into a corner as a result. Both Blair and Tea are married to characters who are not on the show now. Are they just going to be dropped into the “mom” roles? I don’t know why TPTB thought that was a good idea.
I would have liked to have seen at the season finally that Todd was the mastermind and culprit behind the Tattoo organization working with Alison Perkins holding Victor hostage again. He did all of this to win Blair back.
What a pleasant surprise!!! Thanks, Michael, for the shout-out to my recent AMC and OLTL post. That’s so nice of you. Hopefully your fans will enjoy reading it.
Loved the reviews, and must say they were spot on!
Thanks, Derek! 🙂
The downfall of both soaps is;
They are too soft for the internet..
People expect much more reality, hard core drama, and of course a bit of skin and be real to life, when people get mad they swear, especially the men.
Both soaps are seen as being written for grandma..
People watch hows shows like;
Breaking Bad… #1 rating
American Horror story
Orange the new Black
House of cards etc etc in kind..
Cable has gone R and MA ratings for the most popular shows..
Network TV show as Scandal have 5 star ratings because they are for grownups, and we all love them..
Th soaps have a chance to grow and evolve into the 21st century media, and they still remain in the 1980’s scripts, and that is what is what is killing them off..
None of the soaps get a flow of younger viewers, it is the long time fans keeping them going and they will eventually die off..
The internet soaps need to be written fort he internet, if not and thy remain in the 80’s they will fail..
Nobody of this generation want to watch their grandmas soaps..
My grandmother watched GH…my niece is from this generation and she faithfully watches the show…a fourth generation watcher…mild swearing and barely any skin but yet she watches daily…people from this generation to us old geezers will watch anything good whether there is adult content or not…your not 100% wrong on some stuff you say but i didnt see a bunch of this generation tuning in when Tea said the f word…the story still has to be good…unfortunately the reboots storylines were not…and thats why it didnt attract many new viewers…i myself liked some of it and i didnt care if the swore or not but sometimes it was overused just because they could.
But– she is not a new viewer.. she has watched with family..
New viewers who have not watched soaps are not tuning in, if they were the numbers would be in the 5 million lol
And the soaps are laughed over by many younger as my grandmas stories..
The soaps are stuck in the 80’s and now have a chance to come into the 21st century media/online..
It has nothing to do with with saying fu*k it has to do with connecting to reality and men when very angry cuss..
teenagers are very liberal with some cuss words, not that they are constantly used but in life there are times when they are used to emotionally express, and teens are very good with not being offended by cuss words.. and that is connection to their life, they cuss..
there is drama that get people on the edge and there is soap drama that is a constant recycle of the 80’s stories lol ..
The soaps are not bringing in new viewers from this generation, if they were the rating numbers would double but they rarely go up to any notifiable difference.:)
suOOO
Soaps have been around for half a century. Guess what? People have been around much longer! And PEOPLE don’t change.
People have ALWAYS used curse words…I’m sure your parents did and your grandparents and their grandparents. Just like people were “shocked” when Elvis Presley moved his hips…just as they were shocked when Miley Cyrus moved more.
People stay the same…as each young generation of their time thinks they’re so unique, different, hip, cool….wthatever.
The reason soaps always drew huge viewers was because the viewers got involved…hooked…attached…to the characters and brought them into their lives day after day. DAY AFTER DAY…that’s a huge escape from reality..another aspect of saps that make them different than film or prime time viewing.
Cursing and taking off clothes doesn’t make more realistic or compelling drama. If so…porn would be all the rage. And no, before you get snarky…I’m not saying a curse word or a topless chick is porn. What I am saying is soaps are meant to be soaps. If you like the shows you mentioned…watch em! But they’re not daytime soaps.
The soap industry became too expensive. I don’t think it’s because they lacked nudity, cursing or any of the reasons you mentioned.
There are many successful TV shows, films, theatre…that don’t need to rely on what you consdier more “realistic.” Downton Abbey is a great example. The show, which is the furthest thing you can get from cursing, nudity…takes place in the early 1900s…is a hit in a lot of the world…England, US, Canada and several other countries. People of all ages are glued to the TV…
Makes no difference if a show’s on network, cable, the big screen, the tablet, your cell phone…it’s the stories…and the OLTL reboot in particular didn’t have good ones..until quite a few weeks into its game.
As for new vieweres? Maybe “daytime soaps” aren’t for them. But there are many millions of veiwers who enjoy them just as they were…if they can become hooked again…and get used to watching online instead of on TV…they’d have a great chance of success….
So what??
Fact is the soaps are not bringing in young viewers..
IF the soaps were garbing new viewers the ratings numbers would be way up, but the numbers stay near same/not growing to any significance because the younger and or new are not tuning in….
It is the old fans keeping them alive.
When something stops growing it will eventually die, in media..
I love the soaps and want them forever, but they do need change to get new viewers, they are not getting new viewers of any growing numbers.. 🙂
Downton Abbey is one of the most popular soaps of all time and there is little skin and no cursing. You are trying to compare apples to oranges. Soaps were not meant to be like “Breaking Bad”. The key is in the writing. Need good storylines. As much as I can’t stand watching the high school scenes, I know that I must endure some of it. I do not watch the shows you mention but I bet they don’t have high school scenes. No one wants to watch high school scenes except perhaps the 12 and under audience. The problem with the Internet is that most people watch by themselves. It is easier to turn on tv for family viewing. Yes, they have smart tv but neither myself or my tv is very smart. I watch on my iPad by myself. So, my point is the younger generation is not exposed to the show as easily as “Breaking Bad”. And you are right that many of the young people love to watch sex and curse but they will grow tired of that as we all have and start to look for a story. AMC and OLTL need to become classic like Downton Abbey. If you only want the least educated youth as an audience then keep with the cursing and the explicit sex scenes with little to no story.
Downtown Abby is not a soap.. It is nit made in the USA..
Downtown Abbey is a British period drama show..from the United Kingdom and PBS USA picked it for their Masterpiece series, it is aired in public TV..
It is related to history of aBritish social hierarchy and less fantasy then USA soaps..
Downtown Abbey also airs in;
Australia …Finland..Argentina .. Japan.. Italy..Taiwan ..
Spain.. The Czech Republic..Hong Kong..China..South Africa..
Sweden..Portugal..Chile..Brazil..Switzerland..France.. Greece..
Norway..Mexico..Russia..Hungary..Turkey..Philippines..Slovenia..
Denmark..Iran.. Middle East..Serbia..Belgium..Poland..New Zealand..
Netherlands..Israel..Germany..Scotland ((and others..
Many of those countries would not a allow any skin above the ankle lol
It is not a soap opera! It is TV series, a drama, and not a soap..
The Britts will beat ya up if you refer to it as a soap opera.. 🙂
my niece didnt watch with family…she started on her own…second if your part of this generation you watch gh and make great comments about it…it appeals to you yet there is no r rated sex or curse words and you never complain…you always give gh good comments about the storyline…many young in my family 16 to 30ish have watched soaps and other shows on network, cable and online including myself…pg to r rated…cussing and nudity were in some and some did not have hardly any…some were good shows and some werent…its all about the story…none tuned in to hear cursing or nudity…if all it takes is swearing and nudity then shows like the no.1 show like The Dome would fail and so would General Hospital…many young watch these shows. Yes, im a man and i used to swear a lot including the f word but i dont do it all the time nor do i want to hear it all the time…i didnt mind a little of it on the reboots but it didnt come off as real in some scenes and sounded forced and unnecessary…OLTL had over 3 million viewers in its final two weeks on abc…many of todays generation included!!!
I did not say to load the soaps with sex and cuss words.
I said they seem phony without some cussing when people are very angry they cuss and sex is a huge part of humans..
The soaps need to connect more to reality not be phony with no connection to real life..
@ su. In this case every on network.tv is fake because none of them have cussing or sex due to the FCC. The bottom line is soaps lose viewers because for one the neilson system.sucks and two people aren’t home during the day anymore like they used to be and thats it.
IMHO AMC had better writers. The story lines, while not perfect, kept my interest. AJ was the best of the new characters. Jesse, Angie and David were great as usual. But what happened to Dr. Griff and Bianca? They should have been used more. As for OLTL I felt there was no flow. Even though most of it’s characters returned something was missing. Jerry VanDorn was terrific. Too much emphasis was on Shelter. What happened to John McBain? It would have been nice if he made an appearance. If OLTL returns TPTB should change that awful opening. Since ABC is canceling Katie, ABC should put back AMC & OLTL instead of another dumb talk show!
OLTL has the worst opening, ever..(cringe) out of Sesame Street lol..
It is so irritating I can no longer tolerate it ..
The lame openings label the soaps as lame, very lame..
Theme music opening, dramatic music, would do both soaps a lot of good..
I wonder if ABC would bring the soaps back at 30 minutes each if PP had not bought the rights to them. The talk shows are never going to bring in high ratings. There are too many of them and they are sooooooo boring. I think the audience are those that don’t have cable and they just turn on the tv out of habit and don’t really watch. Ellen does well because she is funny. I use to watch tv every day. I don’t ever have the tv on during the day now unless I want to watch the local news. I am much more active now which is a good thing. I have discovered reading again and have become vegan! I am much healthier now, I guess I should thank ABC for canceling my soaps! I watch AMC with my coffee in the morning. I wish they would hurry up and bring back AMC. PP seems to focus on everything except producing shows. I am also waiting on Downton Abbey. I do watch Young and Restless occasionally but that is only because they have Cliff and Annie from AMC. I would watch OLTL if they had better stories.
Nora’s story ” Night Bird” was great…different funny.
I agree with Deep Dish about AMC on a number of points. I loved Colby, and watching her was one of the highlights of the season. She was a great bitch, but what made her relatable was seeing her vulnerability in her scenes with Cassandra. She was very well written and acted, nicely rounded out, and interesting. I look forward to more of her in season 2. I also agree about Lea and Zach. I love Zach Slater, but Lea was lackluster at best. His scenes with Miranda were far and away more enjoyable. But what I’m really hoping for is a return of Kendall in season 2. I miss her, both as a character in her own right and in her pairing with Zach. I also want to see more of the story between Jesse/Angie/David/Cara/JR. All of those relationships had me intrigued. Overall I thought there were some weaknesses to the season and wouldn’t give it an “A,” especially with the handling of Zach and Kendall, how they tried to fit Lea into the mix, and the heavy use of newbies and teens early on, but they seemed to get a handle on the overabundance of teens fairly quickly and things improved, leaving them in a good place to kick off season 2.
favorite OLTL characters (from this season) David, naturally, and Blair & Todd
I’m afraid the storywriting for OLTL this time was not up to what I’m used for OLTL for the first 43 years! The ending was horrible… that had to be a nightmare Nat’s having, having drifted off in one the hospital waiting rooms… This mystery thing with Todd & Victor reminds me too much of the “mystery” on ABC’s Lost… I like a mystery I can figure out and one that gets solved by the end of the season if not sooner. Vicki didn’t figure out that Dorian set her up? That’s not my Vicki. Nora is doing a radio show from home and from the looks of it, the listeners are getting a lot of dead air while she & Bo are talking and kissing. Love them… not into that storyline. Now if she had been injured and couldn’t go to work – and she’s a great lawyer/DA – I could see why they’d get her back on her game or such by getting this part time job to get her feeling better about herself, but just to have to her go from DA to amatuer radio personality, I’m not buying it.
Tea – she needs her hormones checked. She’s either over reacting, or she’s overacting. She goes from boo-boo face to raging ranting faster than a ferrari speeding away.
too much script/air time was given to swearing and to the young adults drinking and to that stupid nightclub! ug!
hopefully, season 2 will be an improvement over season 1.
One life to live was horrible. It sucks that was da show I’d practically run home from school to watch in the past but it was horrible this season. IF there is a season two and that’s a big IF the. The writers need to be FIRED otherwise don’t bring it back it will only dishonor OLTL more.
I would like to say that the main story on OLTL is really good. The one about The disappearance of Victor and Todd going after him and the absolutely wonderful performance of Clint at the end. The entrance of Allison Perkens really wets your appetite for more. So I say bring it back. To hec with the courts.
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‘All My Children’ Movie Writers for Lifetime Revealed: Ron Carlivati, Jamey Giddens and Leo Richardson
This week began and as reported with a spotlight article on Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos and how their production entity, Milojo, has been teeing up the All My Children reboot with Lifetime.
The L.A. Times featured the married couple, co-hosts of Live with Kelly and Mark, and former All My Children cast members (where they met and fell in love) about their plans to bring two All My Children movies to Lifetime and how they are working with the Agnes Nixon estate to make it come to fruition,
On Wednesday, it was revealed by Daytime Confidential, that All My Children reboot producer, Andrew Stearn handpicked none other than Ron Carlivati (ex-head writer, One Life to Live, General Hospital and Days of our Lives) and Jamey Giddens (who is the new co-head writer of The Young and the Restless, following his tenures on the writing teams of Beyond the Gates and Days of Our Lives), as the two scribes who will bring the first of two of Kelly and Mark’s All My Children movies to the page.
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RON CARLIVATI AND JAMEY GIDDENS CONFIRM THEIR BOARDING THE ALL MY CHILDREN MOVIE PROJECT
The second installment is said to be written by primetime writer Leo Richardson whose credits include: Star, Katy Keene and more recently the Penn Badgley (ex-Phillip Chancellor IV, The Young and the Restless) starring series, You.
Richardson also wrote for three years on the U.K.’s long-running soap, EastEnders. All My Children revival fans will recall Richardson’s name was attached as the writer for the first incarnation of the All My Children movies, entitled, Pine Valley.
Ron Carlivati took to X and confirmed he is indeed boarding the All My Children movie project. Carlivati shared, “So excited to share this news! Thanks to Andrew Stearn, Kelly Ripa, Mark Consuelos, Albert Bianchini and the Agnes Nixon estate for entrusting Jamey Giddens and me with the first of two planned All My Children movies for Lifetime! Stay tuned!”
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Jamey Giddens confirmed DC’s announcement by taking to his account on X and expressing, “I’ve been booked and busy in 2026. Thanks to Andrew Stearn, the Agnes Nixon estate, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos for entrusting Ron Carlivati, and me with the first of two planned All My Children movies for Lifetime!”
Some fans seemed to question how Giddens could be writing for the first All My Children movie at Lifetime, when he is the new co-head writer at The Young and the Restless with Dan O’Connor. Jamey answered that head on via X and explained, “We turned in our All My Children script months ago. My sole focus as of this past Monday, is Genoa City, Wisconsin! #YR”
ERICA KANE, MARIA SANTOS AND HAYLEY AND MATEO SANTOS TO APPEAR IN THE ALL MY CHILDREN MOVIE REVIVAL?
In the planned stories, Susan Lucci’s Erica Kane and Eva LaRue’s Maria Santos will be two characters whose lives we will get to see for the first time since the series was canceled by ABC back in 2011 after 41 years on the air. As well, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos confirmed they will make brief appearances on-screen; one could assume as Hayley and Mateo Santos.
“It’d be wonderful to give the fans something that they’ve been yearning for so many years,” shared Mark Consuelos to the LA Times. “All My Children gave me my family. I met my wife there. It gave me my start in the business. It gave us so much. It would be a dream to be able to give back.”
So, what do you think of Ron Carlivati and Jamey Giddens getting nod to write the All My Children movie #1 script and Leo Richardson #2? Weigh-in via the comment section below.
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‘All My Children’ Revival Updates: Lifetime EVP Speaks on Why Proposed Movies are Great Fit, Mark Consuelos Wants To ‘Give Back’ to Fans
The All My Children revival via movies at Lifetime is still in the works from former series stars and marrieds, Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos, through their production company, Milojo.
The co-hosts of Live with Kelly and Mark were featured this week in a Los Angeles Times article which detailed their efforts to bring some of the citizens of Pine Valley back to your screens.
As previously reported, and reaffirmed by the L.A. Times, the All My Children movies will be set in the present day and focus on what beloved characters such as Erica Kane (Susan Lucci) and Maria Santos Gray (Eva LaRue) are doing now. In addition, Kelly Ripa confirmed that she and Mark Consuelos will also appear on screen briefly most likely appearing in their signature soap roles as Hayley and Mateo Santos.
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ALL MY CHILDREN MOVIES BRING NOSTALGIA THAT CAN BE MADE TO FEEL NEW AGAIN
Elaine Frontain Bryant, executive vice president and head of programming for A&E, Lifetime, and Lifetime Movie Network said of the All My Children reboot, “Lifetime is always interested in shows that kind of tap into a powerful nostalgia that can be made fresh for today’s audience. There’s a whole generation of women that have missed these stories and these characters.”
As for working with Kelly and Mark on the Lifetime movie versions of the soap, “They’re exactly the kind of partners you want at a brand,” expressed Bryant. “They’re trusted voices because every day they’re talking to their audience, which, a lot of times, is our audience. They bring a real credibility and have an authentic point of view. You meet Kelly and Mark and kind of what you see is what you get, and I think they bring that same authenticity to their development standards.”
Albert Bianchini, executive producer for Milojo, says he knows All My Children is so wildly popular with the fans of daytime. That was punctuated when seeing it in person, and how the energy was off the charts back in January of 2025 when Kelly participated along with Susan Lucci, former head writer, Lorraine Broderick and casting director, Judy Blye Wilson in a conversation with Andy Cohen at the 92nd Street Y in New York City.
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“I’ve never seen a crowd like that in my life. People were lined up around the block, recalled the Bianchini. “Everyone wanted to know, ‘When is (All My Children) coming back? We want more.’ We got to see that in real life and Kelly got to feel it in real life, and it made so much sense. I just know that the minute it gets out in the world, people will want more and more and more. There’s just a love there.”
Kelly Ripa added that they are, “working closely with Bob and Sarah Nixon, who are also serving as producers.” She recalled, “She (Agnes Nixon) was so far ahead of her time. She covered topics that weren’t being covered. It was extraordinary the audiences that the show drew, and she served them real stories that were affecting Americans across the country but weren’t necessarily being represented anywhere.”
“It’d be wonderful to give the fans something that they’ve been yearning for so many years,” shared Mark Consuelos. “All My Children gave me my family. I met my wife there. It gave me my start in the business. It gave us so much. It would be a dream to be able to give back.”
THE CANCELLATION AND STOPS AND STARTS OF ALL MY CHILDREN REBOOTS
All My Children aired on ABC from 1970 to 2011. It got a second chance at life when Prospect Park resurrected the show and brought it to The OnLine Network and Hulu for one season in 2013.
Recently, the series made a return through the estate of Agnes Nixon and is streaming internationally on BEONDTV and through their partnership with PlutoTV Canada with episodes starting in 1995. Fans hope original episodes will some day soon be available in the U.S. as well, but that could prove more difficult since ABC owns the rights to the episodes stateside.
Now 13 years later, while there is no word yet on a definitive production start date to the two movies at Lifetime, all the people involved seemed determined to make it come to life.
So, what do you think of the executive vice-president of Lifetime and LMN being enthusiastic about Kelly and Mark’s All My Children movie revivals? Are you wanting to see this come to fruition? Kelly and Mark seem to have made this a very high priority. Do you hope that by 2027 we might be able to get this to the finish the line and into production? Weigh-in via the comment section.
Starting on May 1, All My Children fans in Canada will be able to see classic episodes of the beloved former ABC soap opera when they stream on Pluto TV Canada.
Pluto TV picked-up the All My Children Channel that the Nixon family has created in partnership with BEONDTV +. The show which aired for 41 years on ABC and ended on the network in 2011, had so many memorable storylines and characters; the least of which is the enduring run of Erica Kane played by soap icon, Susan Lucci.
As previously reported, starting with episodes from the year 1995, which was the 25th anniversary of the soap. Pluto TV Canada viewers will be able to catch 8 episodes on repeat per day. With the success of the venture, the Nixons are hopeful that they will bring viewers many more years of the show to come.
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Sarah Nixon, producer, shared with Michael Fairman TV exclusively, “We are thrilled that Pluto TV has launched All My Children in Canada! Let’s hope the engagement from our incredibly loyal fans across the border will encourage ABC to bring it to the U.S.! We share what Aggie (Agnes Nixon) always felt, that it is the enthusiasm and love from the fans that has kept this legacy beloved and relevant – to this day!”
In addition, 0ne week ago, during Susan Lucci’s visit to Los Angeles promoting her book La Lucci, she was joined by her former Pine Valley castmates, Rebecca Budig (ex-Greenlee, AMC, now Taylor, B&B) and Eva LaRue (ex-Maria, AMC) and the trio posed for a pic. At that time, LaRue shared via Instagram, “NEW All My Children channel streaming classic episodes 24/7 now on Pluto TV Canada! Fingers crossed to watch soon on Pluto US.”
That was also confirmed this week by TV Watercooler’s Jeevan Brar who took to X and expressed, “The All My Children channel begins streaming this Friday, May 1 on Pluto TV Canada.
So, Canadian viewers, excited about Pluto TV’s All My Children channel? United States fans, hopeful from Sarah’s message that perhaps soon, we can see the beloved soap once again as well? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
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