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Monday, 16 April 2012
Sunday, 15 April 2012
News: So The Revolution Has Been Cancelled! What Now?
With the exciting news that General Hospital has been renewed for a year, it's time to take a breath and figure out what this all means for the viewers, the network, and other ABC daytime programs.
When will General Hospital air?
The daytime schedule has not yet been set by ABC. Best guess is that once Katie debuts in the fall, GH will move to 2 p.m. However, that is not definite.
Since The Revolution has been cancelled, what will replace it pre-Katie?
Beginning in July, with the end of The Revolution, ABC will air a spinoff of Good Morning, America called GMA In The Afternoon. ABC is undoubtedly floating a test balloon to see how this show does, with an eye toward airing it as a possible replacement, perhaps for General Hospital, down the line.
When will General Hospital air?
The daytime schedule has not yet been set by ABC. Best guess is that once Katie debuts in the fall, GH will move to 2 p.m. However, that is not definite.
Since The Revolution has been cancelled, what will replace it pre-Katie?
Beginning in July, with the end of The Revolution, ABC will air a spinoff of Good Morning, America called GMA In The Afternoon. ABC is undoubtedly floating a test balloon to see how this show does, with an eye toward airing it as a possible replacement, perhaps for General Hospital, down the line.
Fan Appearences: Jason Thompson and Kimberley McCullough
Fans of Kimberly McCullough (Robin) and Jason Thompson (Patrick) will be able to see the pair reunited in person at a fan event in New York. The “GH” stars will be appearing at The Brokerage Comedy Club in Bellmore on May 19.The event begins at 2:00 PM and will include a
Q&A, meet & greet and photo opportunities.
Doors open at 12:30 PM.
The Brokerage is located at 2797 Merrick Rd. Visit Governors Brokerage for tickets, which are $73.00.
Interview: Ron Carlivati and Kimberley McCullough
This is an excerpt from the Soap In Depth Interview:
RC: “The first day I laid out (for GH) was the episode right after the explosion. I believe in the original version, you would see her death. There was talk that Patrick would attempt to operate and be unable to save her, and I felt strongly right away, that it was important that in the end, there would be hope that Robin could be alive – for a couple of reasons. First, just in the overall general landscape of daytime, with these shows going off the air and soap fans feeling so lost and disenfranchised and giving up hope for their shows, I wanted there to hope that this was not the end of Robin’s story. That was important, and whether the show stays on for one year or 50 years, I wanted to leave the door open that Robin is going to come back and get her happy ending at some point.
The reason that it was held was that we could milk the genuine emotion of her loss before you knew there’s a chance that she is still out there. We ended up having so much material (during Robin’s funeral) that five episodes became six so we could explore nearly every possible moment of emotion, and grief that any of the various characters would experience.”
KMc: “We had a conversation about it, me, Frank Valentini and Ron, before I even met them. Ron told me he wasn’t comfortable with Robin being “completely dead”. He thought it would be better for the show and the fans if Robin was out there somewhere, and they would love for me to come back someday if I could or wanted to, or God forbid, the show was cancelled. They wanted to leave the door open for the good of the character, and I was absolutely fine with that.”
RC: “The first day I laid out (for GH) was the episode right after the explosion. I believe in the original version, you would see her death. There was talk that Patrick would attempt to operate and be unable to save her, and I felt strongly right away, that it was important that in the end, there would be hope that Robin could be alive – for a couple of reasons. First, just in the overall general landscape of daytime, with these shows going off the air and soap fans feeling so lost and disenfranchised and giving up hope for their shows, I wanted there to hope that this was not the end of Robin’s story. That was important, and whether the show stays on for one year or 50 years, I wanted to leave the door open that Robin is going to come back and get her happy ending at some point.
The reason that it was held was that we could milk the genuine emotion of her loss before you knew there’s a chance that she is still out there. We ended up having so much material (during Robin’s funeral) that five episodes became six so we could explore nearly every possible moment of emotion, and grief that any of the various characters would experience.”
KMc: “We had a conversation about it, me, Frank Valentini and Ron, before I even met them. Ron told me he wasn’t comfortable with Robin being “completely dead”. He thought it would be better for the show and the fans if Robin was out there somewhere, and they would love for me to come back someday if I could or wanted to, or God forbid, the show was cancelled. They wanted to leave the door open for the good of the character, and I was absolutely fine with that.”
Sunday, 8 April 2012
Spoilers: Week of April 9th.
These are your spoilers for the Week of April 9th:
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Ewen advises Kate to commit herself to a mental hospital;
Tracy believes she has to act quickly to counteract Luke and Anna's growing closeness;
Sonny catches a glimpse of Carly and Johnny;
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Ewen advises Kate to commit herself to a mental hospital;
Tracy believes she has to act quickly to counteract Luke and Anna's growing closeness;
Sonny catches a glimpse of Carly and Johnny;
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Spoilers: Long-Term Spoilers Months of May/June
The following are unsubstantiated spoilers for the end of April and the months of May and June. These, as always, should be taken with a huge grain of salt. Nonetheless, ENJOY!!
NEWS:
-The insiders that are “dropping” that JaSam is “safe” uh, no…they are
most definitely not. IF GH gets an extended shelf-life (and it’s
appearing more and more that they are), JaSam is pretty much guaranteed
to end. I realize that those fans who are serious, die-hard JaSam fans
are determined to believe that JaSam is safe, but they need to accept
that they’re not. At all. And NO, RC nor FV have NEVER said publicly or
otherwise that they will be. Paraphrasing, they’ve said JaSam will
weather storms to see if they CAN overcome them, but they HAVE NOT said
that JaSam is a FOR SURE GOING TO.
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Tuesday, 3 April 2012
Quote: Will Kate and Connie ever meet?
Kelly Sullivan answered this question in a recent interview, "Soon. Without giving too much away, the episode between Kate and Connie is chilling. I call it my Gollum scenes from 'Lord of the Rings,' when he's having his moment on the log as Gollum and Smeagol. It's just so cool.
Connie always says how much of a fool Kate is and she feels many things about Kate that aren't positive, but she loves Kate and wants to help her. Ultimately, it's about finding out who's stronger. Connie is going to try to overpower Kate and take them over. 'Just have a seat, and let me do this.' Kate's going to have to find the strength to stop her, which is a beautiful story."
Connie always says how much of a fool Kate is and she feels many things about Kate that aren't positive, but she loves Kate and wants to help her. Ultimately, it's about finding out who's stronger. Connie is going to try to overpower Kate and take them over. 'Just have a seat, and let me do this.' Kate's going to have to find the strength to stop her, which is a beautiful story."
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