All My Children and One Life to Live will make their historic online debut on
Beginning Friday, May 3, Prospect Park's The Online Network will offer original weekly recap shows, "MORE One Life to Live" and "MORE All My Children," that will provide daytime drama fans with the chance to catch up on the most memorable moments from each of the beloved series
Friday's half-hour installments, hosted by former KABC correspondent and anchor Leslie Miller and executive produced by Tomorrow Productions' Marc Victor, will feature exclusive behind the scenes footage and one on one interviews with the series' stars. Fans will also be able to interact with their faves in real time through Twitter and Skype. Plus, both shows will feature a variety of original lifestyle segments, ranging from fashion to beauty to relationship advice that offer content that entertains and informs and celebrates the storylines of the prior week's content.
Prospect Park's founders Rich Frank and Jeff Kwatinetz said: "We are truly excited about the opportunity to offer our passionate and loyal fans with yet another vehicle to connect with their favorite stars. Creating relevant content that matters to our viewers has always been our goal-this series, produced by some of the best in the business, will be anchored by entertaining segments that will be conversation starters and will be another way for our audience to get up close and personal with these two beloved series."
ABOUT ONE LIFE TO LIVE and ALL MY CHILDREN
Brand new, 30-minute episodes of All My Children and One Life to Live will be available to stream online weekdays in HD (where available) via the free Hulu (www.hulu.com) service and to the millions of Hulu Plus subscribers watching on connected TVs, mobile phones, tables and PCs. In addition, the iTunes Store will offer both series via iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple TV and Mac and PC, making these venerable dramas available in a new format that suits the viewing habits of the digital generation. Both series are filmed in Stamford, Conn.
Breathing new life into the storied franchises, Prospect Park and TOLN will blend updated themes and fresh faces with the fan-favorite, Emmy-winning actors and writers who made these series must-watch viewing for legions of loyal fans.
Interesting Friday concept-I'm not so sure about the dating/fashion advice, but as long as it ties back to the show-I'll give it a look
ReplyDeleteHappy AMC and OLTL are back. Can't wait to watch.
ReplyDeleteHopefully ABC will realize now that cancelling AMC & OLTL was a mistake. ABC should have listened to AMC fans instead of the Neilson rating. I have watched AMC since 1974 and was never contacted once by Neilson to see what I was watching.
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