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THE BAY Debuts Today On Amazon Prime: Wendy Riche, Gregori Martin, Ronn Moss Tease Upcoming Changes!

September 6, 2016

Photo Credit: HutchinsPhoto.com

Today’s a big day for the online soap, The Bay. Starting Tuesday September 6th on Amazon Prime, you can catch-up on past episodes when it re-releases 28 of them by way of two 14-episode seasons with remastered versions added with never before seen footage.

The first 14 episodes are available for streaming now, followed by 14 additional episodes slated to be released later this fall. In addition, look for a new beginning to The Bay’s story on Amazon Prime.

Former General Hospital EP Wendy Riche, who has joined The Bay team as Executive Consultant and is now an executive producer, told On-Air On-Soaps about the series streaming on Amazon Prime: “It’s a great way for people who have seen The Bay for people to see it again and refresh their memories, and it’s a wonderful way to introduce it to new people. ”

While you can binge The Bay and see all the action and the characters again, a new season will be coming viewers way soon. EP and creator, Gregori Martin related, “We have a new writing team (Ex-GH’s Karen Harris, EX-DAYS. Anne Schoettle, EX-ATWT Julie Poll) which I am really excited about, and a new acting coach, and this all came from Wendy Riche. We have a new music score, too. Wendy is bringing the magic of GH to The Bay.” Riche added, “There is a lot of magic at The Bay that people will want to be involved in. I am glad to be there. I love Gregori, and the cast.”

Photo Credit: HutchinsPhoto.com

Ronn Moss (Ex-Ridge B&B, and John, The Bay) was enthusiastic about The Bay’s future and the addition of Riche to the team and upcoming season: “Wendy is bringing such a different dimension to the stuff we have been doing and we are changing that. You are going to find out all the different layers of my character, and it gives me the opportunity to do something I have never done before. You know my history, and you know Wendy’s history. We have a lot more freedom, and expression and ability to build these shows. When you see us after the next season has aired, you will go, ‘Whoa!'”

The series is also available to non-Amazon Prime members for purchase for $9.99 per season or $1.99 per episode on Amazon Instant Video. The Bay will be free to Amazon Prime members in the following territories; USA, UK-Ireland, Germany, Austria, and Japan.

Will you be binge watching The Bay via Amazon Prime? Are you excited about what’s to come with Wendy Riche added to the Emmy-award winning digital drama series? Comment below!

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Iakovos

I will give THE BAY a chance, sure! Always interested in new serialized storytelling.

Cees

Love the show. Definitely looking forward to the upcoming season. It’ll be interesting to see how the storytelling develops with Wendy Riche involved.

Lou Piikes

I can’t wait to watch the new season on Amazon Prime.

Kyle

I just started watching “The Bay” on Amazon and I like what I’ve seen so far.

It was very difficult to find, though, as it did not show up when I did a search for “The Bay”. I had to do several different searches including “The Bay The Series” and “The Bay The Soap Opera” before it showed up on the Amazon Prime search screen results on my TV.

Priscilla

I tried searching for it on Amazon Prime with no luck at all. I checked each and every result that had The Bay in it . Can you tell me how you found it? Thanks!

April

Go to search specifically on Amazon Video. Type in “the Bay” then on the drop down bar select Prime and there it is.

k/kay

Great series it is what the soaps use to be like!

Ted Martin

What a shame that ALL MY CHILDREN couldn’t make it as an on-line series thanks to the incredible mishandling of both ABC and Prospect Park – before anyone yells at me and says “get over it” I AM now over it but I still wish things could have worked out
differently.

Daphne

It’s such a fabulous show. Every soap fan needs to be watching and supporting it.

clh

Not bad. I’ll keep watching to see if it holds my interest. But OMG since Ronn Moss left B&B I had forgotten how bad his one note acting was.

General Hospital

This Week On GH: Laura Sees Kevin, Shiloh Makes His Move On Sam, Carly is Pregnant

February 18, 2019

This week on General Hospital, Carly (Laura Wright) learns the official word that she is pregnant. Shiloh (Coby Ryan McLaughlin) ratchets up his evil plan against Sam (Kelly Monaco), and Laura (Genie Francis) sees Kevin (Jon Lindstrom) alive at Ferncliff, and if you watched Monday’s episode of GH, you saw that Ryan knocked out Laura after she saw Kevin!

So, what will happen now that Carly is pregnant? Will she have the child? What exactly is Shiloh’s plan and what will it ultimately mean for Sam, Jason, Kristina and others?

Which story on GH has piqued your interest the most? Watch this week’s promo from ABC below and then weigh-in via the comment section below.

“My god… it can’t be.” #GH55 pic.twitter.com/32dbJQX2GS
— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) February 18, 2019

Breaking News

General Hospital Writing Team Wins WGA Award In Daytime Drama Category

February 17, 2019

In duel ceremonies currently underway in both Los Angeles and New York, the Writers Guild of America is handing out the 71st annual WGA Awards for excellence in writing in the fields of motion picture and television at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif. and at the Edison Ballroom in New York City.

Already given out and announced was the winner in the Daytime Drama category and the winning writing team was ABCs General Hospital which bested the only other nominees in the category, Days of our Lives.

The team consisting of head writers: Shelly Altman, Christopher Van Etten; Writers: Barbara Bloom, Anna Theresa Cascio, Suzanne Flynn, Charlotte Gibson, Lucky Gold, Kate Hall, Elizabeth Korte, Daniel James O’Connor, Donny Sheldon, Scott Sickles, took home the prestigious honor.

This win for GH marks the fifth win in a row for the ABC series, which make its a record-breaker for the Daytime Drama category at the WGA Awards.

For a complete list of winners click here.

Congratulations to the team from Port Charles and General Hospital on their WGA Award win. So, what do you think of GH besting DAYS? Glad the ABC daytime drama won? Share your thoughts via the comment section below.

Breaking News

Ingo Rademacher Back To General Hospital As Jax

February 14, 2019

What a fun reveal by General Hospital and Ingo Rademacher! And with that, look who’s coming home to Port Charles? Hot on the heels of his stop over at The Bold and the Beautiful where he took over the role of Thorne Forrester, the GH fan favorite is back at his old stomping grounds.

In the video teaser, Jax and Carly’s (Laura Wright) last goodbye scene plays, which aired the last time Ingo was on GH, and then the camera pans to the back of a man’s head watching the TV

“Oh, come on! Well, that can’t be the end. Cause it’s not,” says the guy. In true soap opera fashion, the camera reveals it’s Rademacher who states: “I’m coming back to General Hospital and Jax’s legacy is going to continue in a big way. See you soon.”

So, will Jax be back in Carly’s arms or someone else’s? What will happen when Josslyn (Eden McCoy) reunites with her father? Will Jax be involved in a major mystery? Share your thoughts on Ingo’s return to GH via the comment section below. But first, check out the teaser video that contained this exciting cast addition announcement.

#TBT: Who needs a heart when a heart can be broken? 💔💔💔 @lldubs @IngoRademacher #ThrowbackThursday #GH55 #WatchItAll pic.twitter.com/zACoyyvyai
— General Hospital (@GeneralHospital) February 14, 2019