ATTENTION ALL SOAP FANS

If you have not heard the buzz or seen the commercial; All My Children and One Life to Live ARE BACK!!!

The two beloved soaps were officially back when it aired this past Monday on April 29th. It's been a long process for Prospect Park to revive the soaps, but in the end, the fans won. Pine Valley is the mythical setting of “All My Children” a daytime drama that ran on ABC for nearly 41 years until it was canceled in 2011. In one of those plot twists so common to soap operas but so rare in the real world, “All My Children” has been raised from the dead. with much of its august cast intact (including David Canary, Julia Barr, Jill Larson, Debbi Morgan and Cady McClain, and perhaps even Susan Lucci eventually returning to the fold), along with shiny new actors to add more pizazz. Another favorite soap is a welcoming back to Llanview  will be “One Life to Live,” another venerable soap cut down by ABC after 44 seasons which also aired Monday April 29. Returning fan favorites include Erika Slezak, Robert S. Woods, Robin Strasser and Hillary B. Smith, each of whom has logged decades on the show. Instead of being on ABC this time, “AMC” and “OLTL” will not be on a broadcast network. It will be online.Reflecting a new age of viewing patterns and business strategy, “AMC” and “OLTL” will be the first offerings of The Online Network, an ad-supported outlet for first-run entertainment delivered online. They will be available for streaming on computers on the Hulu website. Subscribers to Hulu Plus can watch on a variety of other devices. And the episodes will be available for purchase on iTunes.