This week, the Michael Fairman Channel dropped the premiere episode of the first-ever virtual soap opera game show, Soap Opera Know-It-All.  

The game features four soap fans from around the country who test their knowledge against each other for prizes and the bragging rights to be the “Ultimate Know-It-All” come seasons end.

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With the coronavirus pandemic still among us and life not fully back to normal, the game show is produced and hosted by Michael Fairman that brought fans from different parts of the country together for the kick-off.  They are: Marni Ockene, Floyd Elwell, Nicholas Hess and Gina Patterson.

The game is played in two rounds, and the players receive points for each correct answer as they choose questions from 2 game board categories which are all soap operas; either primetime or daytime in a ‘Jeopardy’-like format.

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However, come the knock-out round we are left with two players who try to answer the final question from this week’s guest performer, The Young and the Restless‘, Sharon Case (Sharon).  If no one is eliminated, the game goes into “Sudden Death”.

On each new episode, different soap operas will be featured on the game board and/or in different amalgamations, plus you never know just which of your favorite soap stars might pop up!

Check out the premiere of “Soap Opera Know-It-All” below.  Then, let us know what you thought of it via the comment section below.

Emma Samms’ (Ex-Fallon) upcoming Dynasty reunion for a good cause has added another memorable face from the cast to the line-up of next Saturday’s March 20th virtual event.

Michael Nader (Ex-Dex Dexter, Dynasty and Ex-Dimitri, All My Children) will now be joining Samms along with many of the signature cast of the beloved ABC 80’s nighttime soap opera for its 40th anniversary.

Fans can join Emma and Michael along with: Linda Evans, Heather Locklear, John James, Catherine Oxenberg, Al Corley, Gordon Thomson, Jack Coleman, Maxwell Caufield, Pamela Bellwood, and more for the event to help raise funds for research into Long-COVID

As GH and soap fans know, Emma (who also plays Holly Sutton on the ABC daytime drama series) contracted Covid-19 last year and has been public about her battle with Long-COVID since then.

For tickets to the Dynasty event brought to you by Coastal Entertainment, click here.

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Actor Geoffrey Scott, best known as tennis pro, Mark Jennings, on ABC’s Dynasty has passed away at 79.

Scott died of Parkinson’s disease on February 23rd, just after midnight on the day after his birthday in Colorado, according to his wife who spoke to the Hollywood Reporter.

Scott had a long list of soap opera credits including: Sky Rumson on ABC’s Dark Shadows, Jeffrey Jordan on CBS’ Where the Heart Is in 1972, David McAllister on ABC’s General Hospital in 1989, and Billy Lewis on CBS’ Guiding Light in 1994.

TV fans also recognized Geoffrey from hundreds of commercials including as the ‘Marlboro Man’ as well as a sailor in Old Spice spots.

On Dynasty, Scott was brought into the show in its third season in 1982.  In story, Alexis (Joan Collins) brings Mark Jennings to Denver to bust up Blake (John Forsythe) and Krystle (Linda Evans), when she learned Mark’s divorce from Krystle wasn’t legal.

Check out this clip featuring Geoffrey Scott from Dynasty below where Mark tells Krystle they were never divorced.  Then share your condolences and remembrances in the comment section.