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ICYMI WATCH: The 44th Annual Daytime Emmys!

May 4, 2017

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For those who had trouble viewing the live-stream of The 44th Annual Daytime Emmys on Sunday night, now you can view the entire broadcast via replay on NATAS’ official You Tube channel!

Hosted by The Talk’s Sheryl Underwood and and Extra’s Mario Lopez, make sure to check out the Emmy-winning moments of Lead Actress, Gina Tognoni of Y&R, Lead Acto,r Scott Clifton of B&B, Outstanding Drama Series, General Hospital, as well as Supporting Actor for Steve Burton, and Supporting Actress for Kate Mansi, and more.

The evening also featured other moments and highlights including: an opening number to “Seasons of Love” from the Tony-Award winning musical Rent featuring the singing talents of: GH’s Robert Palmer Watkins, DAYS Nadia Bjorlin and Eric Martsolf, B&B’s Reign Edwards, Karla Mosley, and Jacob Young, and Y&R’s Tristan Lake Leabu.

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The ceremonies, executive produced by David Michaels and Michael Levitt, also featured the DaphenyLand Basset Rescue who brought 52 dogs to the stage to help Lucky Dog’s Brandon McMillan present the Younger Actor in a Drama Series Award to Bryan Craig (Ex-Morgan, GH).

Later in the show former Y&R star Max Ehrich (Fen) performed Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah”” for the “In Memoriam” Tribute.

In addition, Susan Lucci returned to the Daytime Emmys anchoring the tribute to iconic All My Children and One Life to Live creator, Agnes Nixon, which included a video package featuring many notables from the two shows history produced by Michael Fairman.

As well, Katherine Kelly Lang and John McCook, the longest running cast members of The Bold and the Beautiful, introduced the B&B 30th anniversary montage to the hit song, “Scars To Your Beautiful” from Alessia Cara, produced by Fairman. Following the clip montage the entire current cast took to the stage for a very special bow.

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After the jump watch The 44th annual Daytime Emmy Awards uninterrupted!

Then let us know what you thought of the ceremonies: Who’s win were you most excited about it? Who’s win were you most surprised about? What did you enjoy in the show? What didn’t you like? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!

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Patrick

here’s my Saturday night

i’m looking forward to seeing the tribute to Agnes Nixon… w/ ooh la la Susan Lucci

Kate Mansi’ WIN

I forgot this past Sunday… was trying to watch 2 hours in to the “live” feed.

Patrick

Kelly Monaco looked a fright.

I truly do not think she gives a damn what she does.

baring her breasts … and oh so tired look with a pony tail

she’s milking GH for what it’s worth. time to give her the heave ho

her onscreen and offscreen presence. overkill

Patrick

Agnes Nixon

All My Children was my first serial… which I chose… over GH. and it will forever have a place in my heart…. after As the World Turns… All My Children

the great and the least
the rich and the poor

the weak and the strong
in joy and sorrow
in tragedy and triumph

you are all my children

Patrick

Kate Mansi

all I have to say for a newbie… moving

head up.. backbone strong

this was indeed an affirmation of range

a walk all your own.. that you earned !

Patrick

i’m still proud of Bryan Craig

The Corinthos clan @GH is lost

they have no focal point.. we are stuck with … Sonny and Carly trying to reinvent themselves

to no avail.. they are dull
Michael is beyond help

I hope they get a divorce

i’m glad Bryan Craig is out and about flying in his own world. GH and the Corinthos clan are combusting

YES

I watched it live on FB and the highest number of viewers I saw was 25M and then later it went down to at least 22M. Interesting to notice! I’m assuming we’d have to add Twitter numbers to it to get real numbers?

Joanne Cecere

That was great…thanks for putting it on for us who were having problems with the live stream………Agnes Nixon tribute was the best! Good show

Kevin

Thanks for posting this. It was well done & a respectable presentation of daytime talent – and fun to watch!

Breaking News

RATINGS: DAYS On The Move – #2 In Key Demos 18-49, 25-54, and #3 in Total Viewers

January 11, 2019

Christmas in Salem came bearing gifts to Days of our Lives, as the audience was tuning-in to see what happened to Julie, Gabi, Abigail and a host of other Salemites. In the latest ratings for the week of December 24-28th, which was the last full week of 2018 for television, DAYS moved on up in several key ratings categories.

First, DAYS overtook GH to gain the number three position in total viewers gaining (+196,000) from the previous week. In addition, DAYS moved into the number two slot in the key 18-49 female demo, ahead of both The Bold and the Beautiful and GH.

The long-running NBC soap opera also landed at number three in the 18-34 demo, while ending up in the number two slot in the 25-54 female demo, as well.

The Young and the Restless also bounced back from an abyssal week, prior. Y&R gained the most total viewers for the week netting +344,000, and did pick up viewers in all key demos. The Bold and the Beautiful also fared well for the week in total viewers; adding +196,000, the same amount as DAYS.

General Hospital garnered +2,000 additional viewers for the week, and also added viewers for the week in demos 18-49 and 25-54, but found itself in fourth in total overall viewers.

Of note: repeats and episodes that did not count in the ratings system did weigh-in to final figures for the week from Nielsen. To see the entire ratings picture via SON click here.

(Compared to Last Week/Compared to Last Year)

Total Viewers
1. Y&R 4,314,000 (+344,000/-487,000)
2. B&B 3,379,000 (+196,000/-414,000)
3. DAYS 2,412,000 (+196,000/-85,000)
4. GH 2,318,000 (+2,000/-436,000)

Women 18-49 Viewers
1. Y&R 442,000 (+42,000/-67,000)
2. DAYS 404,000 (+76,000/+40,000)
3. GH 364,000 (+33,000/-52,000)
4. B&B 347,000 (+18,000/-51,000)

So, what did you think of the ratings performance of DAYS? Which soap opera is delivering the best drama for you right now? Which is not? Let us know your thoughts via the comment section below.

Breaking News

NBC Renews Days of our Lives For 55th Season

January 8, 2019

Those sands through the hourglass are not about to run out anytime soon, with news today that NBC has renewed Days of our Lives for a record 55th season for the network. That means DAYS is picked-up through September 2020.

In a a statement, Bruce Evans, Executive Vice President, Current Programming, NBC Entertainment said: “With writing that manages to weave together Salem’s history with current realities, Ken Corday and his team have ushered the show’s legacy into a new era that resonates with both longtime and new viewers. The actors and crew have such a tremendous respect for ‘Days’ and what it means to fans. We believe that level of commitment shows through and touches our audience year after year.”

DAYS executive producer, Ken Corday expressed: “It’s a great day in Salem! The sands in the hourglass will continue to flow for yet another year. We’re grateful to NBC and Sony for their continued support of the show and, of course, to our dedicated and passionate fans, we owe it all to you. Thank you for taking us through our 55th season. We can’t wait for you to see what we have in store.”

Steve Kent, Senior Executive Vice President, Programming, Sony Pictures Television, added: “Ken Corday and his cast and crew continue to build on the strong legacy of dynamic storytelling and intriguing characters in Days of our Lives. We are proud that audiences both in the U.S. and around the world will get to enjoy this award-winning series for another year.”

Days’ 53rd season saw a 4% increase in total viewers from September 2017 to September 2018 compared to the previous twelve months. According to NBC, that is 2.55 million vs. 2.45 million in live +7 per Nielsen Media Research.

Days of our Lives is produced by Corday Productions, Inc. in association with Sony Pictures Television. It is executive produced by Corday, Greg Meng and Albert Alarr, with Ron Carlivati as head writer.

The soap aired its 13,500th episode in 2018. The show first premiered as a half-hour drama in 1965 and expanded to an hour 10 years later.

So, excited to hear there is more DAYS ahead? Comment below.

Days Of Our Lives

DAYS Preview – Week of January 7, 2019

January 6, 2019

This week on Days of our Lives; after two bombshells about her boyfriend surface, Ciara (Victoria Konefal) is not pleased. First, she learns he was the guy that kidnapped Gabi (Camila Banus) and brought him to Stefan (Tyler Christopher). Later, Ciara overhears a key conversation that does not sit well with her … at all. Is it curtains for #Cin?

Meanwhile, Xander (Paul Telfer) intends to move back into the Kiriakis mansion, now that he has ammunition in that flash drive thanks to Eve (Kassie DePaivba) on Titan. Looks like Leo’s (Greg Rikaart) new housemate might become quite the ally to take down the entire family for their own gain.

Chad (Billy Flynn) is trying to do everything he can to make Abigail (Kate Mansi) forgive him, and what he does for her is quite special. But what could it be?

And, we learn that Haley (Thia Megia) has ties to Salem and an explosive secret.

Check out the latest DAYS promo from NBC for the action this week in Salem and then these other teasers below:

Monday, January 7

Jack runs into Kayla and discovers a dark moment from his past.

Tuesday, January 8

Julie helps Chad plan a special date with Abigail.

Wednesday, January 9

Leo meets Xander for the first time — and is immediately smitten.

Thursday, January 10

Eric reveals he’s made a decision about Holly’s custody case.

Friday, January 11

Brady and Chloe share a close moment.

Xander and Leo team up to take over, and Haley has a secret. Watch #DAYS, weekdays on NBC. pic.twitter.com/LGks6xugLY
— Days of our Lives (@nbcdays) January 4, 2019