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'General Hospital' Renewed; 'The Revolution' Canceled
11 April 2012 3:13 PM, PDT | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
"The Revolution" is over. Long live "General Hospital."
ABC has pulled the plug on its fledgling healthy lifestyle program "The Revolution" after less than a year on air, keeping "General Hospital" as part of its daytime schedule, HuffPost TV has confirmed. Deadline.com was first to report the news of the renewal and cancellation. ABC will also introduce a summer afternoon version of "Good Morning America."
"The Revolution" replaced "One Life to Live" in January after food program "The Chew" took "All My Children's" old timeslot. Fans were worried about the fate of "Gh" after the network announced Katie Couric's talk show would take the soap's 3 p.m. Et timeslot. There was some talk of "Gh" getting a weeknight summer run, but with the cancellation of "The Revolution," "General Hospital" is safe.
ABC canceled both "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" in 2011, with "AMC" ending in »
- Chris Harnick
'General Hospital' Renewed; 'The Revolution' Canceled
11 April 2012 3:13 PM, PDT | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
"The Revolution" is over. Long live "General Hospital."
ABC has pulled the plug on its fledgling healthy lifestyle program "The Revolution" after less than a year on air, keeping "General Hospital" as part of its daytime schedule, HuffPost TV has confirmed. Deadline.com was first to report the news of the renewal and cancellation. ABC will also introduce a summer afternoon version of "Good Morning America."
"The Revolution" replaced "One Life to Live" in January after food program "The Chew" took "All My Children's" old timeslot. Fans were worried about the fate of "Gh" after the network announced Katie Couric's talk show would take the soap's 3 p.m. Et timeslot. There was some talk of "Gh" getting a weeknight summer run, but with the cancellation of "The Revolution," "General Hospital" is safe.
ABC canceled both "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" in 2011, with "AMC" ending in »
- Chris Harnick
Ed Martin: General Hospital Update: Is it Still on Life Support?
28 March 2012 7:50 AM, PDT | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
I'm not sure what to make of the big surprise on General Hospital this week -- but then again, I haven't known what to make of Gh in a very long time (years, actually). Robin Scorpio is alive -- and looking very tanned and rested, I might add, even if she is being held hostage in something resembling a hospital room.
Seeing Robin in that bed at the end of Monday's episode was the first time Gh has really "wowed" me since that unforgettable moment in May 1980 when Edward Quartermaine sprang back to life after faking a heart attack and shocked his daughter Tracy (and millions of viewers, as well) after she had refused to give him his medication because he wouldn't change his will. Ah, sweet memories ...
The Robin reveal was all the more impressive because it hadn't been leaked. I didn't think it was possible to keep anything »
- Ed Martin
Is It Time to Close The Office? Is Supernatural Too Trigger-Happy? Liars 'A' Letdown? And More Qs!
23 March 2012 10:46 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, here are some queries we’re going to lob at you, from shows including Supernatural, Pretty Little Liars, How I Met Your Mother, 90210 and The Office!
1 | Does Supernatural have to kill everybody? Ok, we don’t know that Frank’s gone for good, but that Jackson Pollock-esque blood splatter does not bode well.
2 | If Once Upon a Time‘s kiss between Charming and Snow could bring her loving memories back, then Chuck Bartowski’s smooch with Sarah must have worked too… right? »
- Team TVLine
The TVLine-Up: TV Worth Watching This Tuesday
13 March 2012 7:32 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
This Tuesday on TV: One Life to Live‘s top cop arrives at General Hospital, Fashion Star opens up its runway, prostitute problems plague Justified and Southland, and more. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
3 pm General Hospital (ABC) | Michael Easton brings his One Life to Live crime solver, John McBain, to Port Charles (yet sadly sans Natalie).
Exclusive: General Hospital Puts Oltl Vet
Roger Howarth on Contract
8 pm 90210 (The CW) | Adrianna and Dixon land a spot in a music festival, where Train performs and a record executive (guest star La Toya Jackson) offers Dixon a recording contract »
- Alyse Whitney
One Life to Live Star Michael Easton Makes His Move to General Hospital
5 March 2012 7:14 AM, PST | TVGuide - Breaking News | See recent TVGuide - Breaking News news »
Suds great Michael Easton brings his One Life to Live character, John McBain, to General Hospital starting March 13 and the mob may never be the same. In an exclusive chat with TV Guide Magazine, Easton gives the lowdown on McBain's bad past with Sonny Corinthos and what Gh plans to do about his own wicked history in Port Charles. Don't forget, Easton once terrorized the town as that lusty vampire Caleb Morley!
TV Guide Magazine: You're one of the last people we expected to see back in Port Chuck, considering your bloodsucker past.
Easton: I know what ...
Read More > »
- Michael Logan
Kassie DePaiva on Blair's 'General Hospital' stint
2 March 2012 9:33 AM, PST | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
Daytime’s worlds-colliding moment continues today when Kassie DePaiva brings her One Life to Live character Blair Cramer to General Hospital. The Llanview diva, last seen on the Oltl finale in January, is heading to Port Charles because her daughter Starr Manning (Kristen Alderson) was in a devastating car accident that appears to have killed Starr’s own child and boyfriend in an episode that aired last week.
“If you are a One Life to Live fan, you know that Blair is mama bear. Anything that her children needs, she is there,” says DePaiva. “When Blair arrives, she’s only aware of the car accident. »
- Abby West
TVLine Items: General Hospital Jilts 'Jolie' Fans, Jesse Stone Returns, Secret Circle Scoop & More
26 January 2012 12:26 PM, PST | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Fans of One Life to Live‘s “Jolie” (aka John/Natalie) may want to sit down for this: Michael Easton apparently spoke way too soon at a recent fan event, where he teased a May Sweeps appearance on General Hospital by his longtime leading lady, Melissa Archer.
“Despite us loving [John and Natalie], there are no immediate plans to bring her to Port Charles,” a rep for Gh told ABC Soaps in Depth, in response to the reunion rumor. (But what about baby Liam?!)
Ready for more of today’s TV dish? Well…
• CBS will debut its eighth Jesse Stone TV-movie, Benefit of the Doubt, »
- Megan Masters
'General Hospital' Moving To Primetime?
19 January 2012 11:29 AM, PST | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
"General Hospital," the last soap opera standing at ABC, could be moving to primetime. According to a new TV Guide report, the network is looking at a possible summer primetime run for the popular soap.
After Katie Couric's eponymous talk show debuts in September 2012, the network will be giving back the last hour of daytime to its affiliates, meaning ABC has three hours to fit four shows into: "General Hospital," "The View," "The Chew" and "The Revolution." "General Hospital" is poised to get the ax if "The Chew" and "The Revolution" -- the two lifestyle programs that replaced "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" -- perform well. "The Revolution," which premiered on Mon., Jan. 16 reportedly lost nearly 20 percent of its predecessor's audience. ABC has maintained it continues to support "General Hospital."
"General Hospital," which reportedly costs $200,000 an episode, would be much cheaper to produce than a regular primetime drama. »
- Chris Harnick
'General Hospital' Moving To Primetime?
19 January 2012 10:29 AM, PST | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
"General Hospital," the last soap opera standing at ABC, could be moving to primetime. According to a new TV Guide report, the network is looking at a possible summer primetime run for the popular soap.
After Katie Couric's eponymous talk show debuts in September 2012, the network will be giving back the last hour of daytime to its affiliates, meaning ABC has three hours to fit four shows into: "General Hospital," "The View," "The Chew" and "The Revolution." "General Hospital" is poised to get the ax if "The Chew" and "The Revolution" -- the two lifestyle programs that replaced "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" -- perform well. "The Revolution," which premiered on Mon., Jan. 16 reportedly lost nearly 20 percent of its predecessor's audience. ABC has maintained it continues to support "General Hospital."
"General Hospital," which reportedly costs $200,000 an episode, would be much cheaper to produce than a regular primetime drama. »
- Chris Harnick
Langford on Soaps: Meet Alejandro, Telemundo’s Gay on "Dangerous Relationships"
18 January 2012 10:26 AM, PST | AfterElton.com | See recent AfterElton.com news »
Langfords Picks And Pans
Neighbours
Not much to say here, other than I thought the scenes of a drugged out Chris revealing his innermost thoughts to be cute and funny. We don’t get to see Chris in comedic moments very often, but James Mason handled it well. I thought it was interesting how Chris prattled on about how much he liked Aiden, clearly a setup for their forthcoming romance. I’m not sure if Chris and Aiden have much chemistry, but then again, it hasn’t had a chance to develop yet. I guess we’ll see as the story moves forward.
I really think Hollyoaksdropped the ball in regards to Brendan’s handling of Declan. It’s true that Declan shouldn’t develop Brendan’s less than desirable habits and Brendan should deter that behavior in his son. But the show seems to be saying Brendan can »
- Anthony D. Langford
'One Life to Live' finale: A look at final day of taping
13 January 2012 2:25 PM, PST | EW - Inside TV | See recent EW.com - Inside TV news »
After 44 years on the air, ABC’s One Life to Life ended its run today with a fittingly poignant finale that was only mildly hampered by the incorrect belief at the time of taping that there would be a future for it online.
If You Haven’T Watched The Final Show, Don’T Read Any Further!
It was all warm fuzzies here as a baby was born (Destiny and Mathew’s) in the Buchanan mansion, a paternity was verified (Jessica is actually Clint’s daughter), a love fully restored (Viki and Clint), and loved ones were reunited (Cole found his »
- Abby West
'One Life To Live' Says Goodbye With A Shock!
13 January 2012 1:15 PM, PST | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
Note: The following contains spoilers about the series finale of "One Life to Live," which aired Fri., Jan. 13 on ABC.
After 44 seasons and 11,105 episodes, "One Life to Live" has come to an end. On the final episode of the soap, which premiered on July 15, 1968, several lose ends were tied up -- literally and figuratively -- for the fine folks of Llanview. And of course, many jaws hit the floor.
Clint and Viki, the on-again-off-again king and queen of Llanview were back on, seemingly for good this time after Viki learned Clint is the biological father of Jessica. In the final moments of "One Life to Live," seen above, Todd and Blair's intimate moment was spoiled by John McBain, who was there to arrest Todd for Victor Lord Jr.'s murder. But, as viewers were shocked to find out, Victor Lord Jr. is alive, being held prisoner by none other than the nefarious Allison Perkins. »
- Chris Harnick
'One Life To Live' Says Goodbye With A Shock!
13 January 2012 12:56 PM, PST | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
Note: The following contains spoilers about the series finale of "One Life to Live," which aired Fri., Jan. 13 on ABC.
After 44 seasons and 1,105 episodes, "One Life to Live" has come to an end. On the final episode of the soap, which premiered on July 15, 1968, several lose ends were tied up -- literally and figuratively -- for the fine folks of Llanview. And of course, many jaws hit the floor.
Clint and Viki, the on-again-off-again king and queen of Llanview were back on, seemingly for good this time after Viki learned Clint is the biological father of Jessica. In the final moments of "One Life to Live," seen above, Todd and Blair's intimate moment was spoiled by John McBain, who was there to arrest Todd for Victor Lord Jr.'s murder. But, as viewers were shocked to find out, Victor Lord Jr. is alive, being held prisoner by none other than the nefarious Allison Perkins. »
- Chris Harnick
One Life to Live: Characters Move to General Hospital -- But, For How Long?
12 January 2012 4:25 PM, PST | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
Though One Life to Live is poised to sign off tomorrow, four of the characters from the cancelled soap will live on. They're moving to General Hospital, the network's sole-surviving soap opera.
Kristen Alderson (Starr), Michael Easton (John), Kassie DePaiva (Blair) and Roger Howarth (Todd) will begin shooting their first General Hospital scenes at the end of this month when production resumes. General Hospital kicks off its 49th season on April 1st. It's the longest-running network soap still on the air.
Of the news, executive producer Frank Valenti said, "We have a very exciting story planned for the citizens of Port Charles, with Sonny Corinthos at the center of it... Incorporating characters from One Life to Live continues the legacy of the show as we weave them into General Hospital." Valenti and head writer Ron Carlivati moved to General Hospital last month after One Life »
- TVSeriesFinale.com
Phyllis Diller Returns To TV
12 January 2012 9:32 AM, PST | Huffington Post | See recent Huffington Post news »
Phyllis Diller is returning to TV, just in time to celebrate 'The Bold and the Beautiful's' 25th anniversary.
According to TV Guide Magazine, the 94-year-old actress will reprise her infamous soap role for two days in March. Diller began playing zany makeup artist Gladys Pope in 1995 and her last appearance on the soap was back in 2004. Look for Diller's Gladys Pope to have a new job and play a big part in a romantic event.
Diller is just the latest star returning to her former soap home. Lisa Rinna recently booked a return trip to "Days Of Our Lives" on NBC. Prior to the series finale of "All My Children," Josh Duhamel, Carol Burnett, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Eva La Rue all made appearances on the soap that helped launch their careers.
After the series finale of "One Life to Live" on Fri., Jan. 13, "The Bold And The Beautiful »
- Chris Harnick
Phyllis Diller Returns To TV
12 January 2012 9:31 AM, PST | Aol TV. | See recent Aol TV. news »
Phyllis Diller is returning to TV, just in time to celebrate 'The Bold and the Beautiful's' 25th anniversary.
According to TV Guide Magazine, the 94-year-old actress will reprise her infamous soap role for two days in March. Diller began playing zany makeup artist Gladys Pope in 1995 and her last appearance on the soap was back in 2004. Look for Diller's Gladys Pope to have a new job and play a big part in a romantic event.
Diller is just the latest star returning to her former soap home. Lisa Rinna recently booked a return trip to "Days Of Our Lives" on NBC. Prior to the series finale of "All My Children," Josh Duhamel, Carol Burnett, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Eva La Rue all made appearances on the soap that helped launch their careers.
After the series finale of "One Life to Live" on Fri., Jan. 13, "The Bold And The Beautiful »
- Chris Harnick
As 'One Life to Live' Finale Looms, Stars Roger Howarth, Kassie DePaiva Join 'General Hospital'
11 January 2012 12:19 PM, PST | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
The bad news: Only two more days until the TV series finale of one of the last remaining daytime soap operas, ABC's "One Life to Live." But, aside from the possibility that the show will live on online, several "Oltl" characters will definitely live on at ABC. "General Hospital" producer Frank Valentini has announced Daytime Emmy winner Roger Howarth, Daytime Emmy-nominated Kassie DePaiva and fan favorites Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson will reprise their "Oltl" characters for a new storyline on "Gh." Production with the soon-to-be-former "Oltl"/new "Gh" stars begins at the end »
- Kimberly Potts
Soap Stars Get One More 'Life to Live'
11 January 2012 11:19 AM, PST | Entertainment Tonight | See recent Entertainment Tonight news »
Following the Great Soap Opera Massacre of 2011, a few stars from the cancelled One Life To Live will get a second life on General Hospital.
Kassie DePaiva, Roger Howarth, Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson will return as their One Life To Live characters on the surviving ABC soap for a unique story arc, with production scheduled to begin later this month, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
"We have a very exciting story planned for the citizens of Port Charles, with Sonny Corinthos at the center of it! I am confident viewers and fans alike will be excited for the arrival of John (Easton), Starr (Alderson), Blair (DePaiva) and Todd (Howarth)," General Hospital executive producer Frank Valentini says of weaving the enduring characters into the show. Valentini just happens to have been the exec. producer for One Life to Live for almost a decade until the show's curtain fell. Coincidence?
General Hospital airs weekdays at 2 p. »
'One Life to Live' alums jump to 'General Hospital': Kassie DePaiva, Roger Howarth, Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson move to Port Charles
11 January 2012 10:26 AM, PST | Zap2It - From Inside the Box | See recent Zap2It - From Inside the Box news »
"One Life to Live" will end its 44-year run on ABC on Friday (Jan. 13), but for some of the show's actors, there is in fact life after Llanview, Pa.
On Wednesday, ABC announced that four "Oltl" actors -- Kassie DePaiva, Roger Howarth, Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson -- will reprise their characters as part of a new storyline for "General Hospital," the network's last remaining daytime soap.
"We have a very exciting story planned for the citizens of Port Charles, with Sonny Corinthos at the center of it!" says "General Hospital" executive producer Frank Valentini in a press release. "Incorporating characters from 'One Life to Live' [will] continue the legacy of the show as we weave them into 'General Hospital.'"
On Monday (Jan. 16) ABC's latest entry in the talk genre, "The Revolution," will debut in "Oltl's" time slot.
"We can't replace that show," co-host Ty Pennington told »
- editorial@zap2it.com
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