Unless you've been totally off the internet, you've probably heard the news that soap operas ALL MY CHILDREN and ONE LIFE TO LIVE are coming live to a computer screen near you. That's right. Starting April 29th, 2013 you'll be able to watch brand new, never before seen episodes of both soap operas. Since going off the air almost two years ago, a steady quest to reunite the heartwarming characters from Pine Valley and Llandview are back. As are many of the original cast so that the folks (like me) who watched and loved the soaps for years, can sit back and enjoy. Because Prospect Park, teaming up with HULU, is making history! And we get to a front row seat!
But first...
Who doesn't remember this? And that awful sound as the program went off the air each night. Usually followed by the national anthem.
And how many remember this? Shows like Buck Rogers, Death Valley, Gun Smoke and even Bob Hope all filled home and hearth nightly as families everywhere gather around to listen to their favorite show.
I looked forward to Saturday because it was the one day of the week I got to see an assortment of cartoons (there was no Nickelodeon
or Cartoon Network) They started around 8 a.m. (no sleepy heads in those days) and aired until noon. Totally a kids cartoon paradise. After that it was
high time to get outside and PLAY.
Since this blog isn’t about all the electronic devices kids
have these days and the many, many hours they spend on them, I’ll skip over
that and say I love that I experienced the early days of technology. Because ‘back
then’ it was Sunday night with Walt Disney or Mutual of Omaha’s
Wild Kingdom, bringing the exotic in my tiny landscape. Or a selected movie sometimes would be featured
as a ‘Movie Event.’
What am I getting at? Only this…we’ve come a long way baby.
Monday, April 29th will start a whole new way to
watch All My Childre, a soap opera that ran on ABC for over 40 years and One Life to Live. Both shows are returning LIVE in digital format! That’s right. A whole new way to watch those
characters who have become a part of our life. (Mine anyway.)
http://www.hulu.com/all-my-childrenThrough Prospect Park and Hulu (a online app.) you'll once again be able to keep up with the daily comings and going in Pine Valley and Llandview. Or, if you’re like me and wish to watch this on your very own television, simply subscribe to Hulu Plus and for 7.99 a month you can stream it and watch wherever you want, whenever you. Yep... on your phone, your IPad…and even your tv. Just like the good old days.
Yay!!!
It’s new. It’s exciting. And I can hardly wait!!!
