Even More You Can Do to Bring AMC and OLTL Back!

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AMC and OLTL Fans Rally at ABC Outfront Including Soap Cities co-founder/editor, Shawn Brady, Fifth From the Left

The tireless, shrewd folks over at Facebook group “Save AMC and OLTL” (SAO) yesterday posted another set of tasks faithful “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” fans can perform to resurrect those soaps!

There’s No Such Thing as Bad Publicity–Or Is There?

The current set of assignments, if you will, SAO suggests involve approaching ABC Disney (ABCD) from a publicity-related angle. Any business thrives or fails based on how it is perceived by the public. This is especially true of Hollywood, it seems.

“The View,” “The Chew,” and Our Soaps

SAO suggested calling the Vice President of communications over at ABC. Let him know we could do without The View and The Chew, but we want our soaps back, SAO proposed

The group also suggested AMC and OLTL fans call Laurie Hogan, Public Relations Manager for “The View.”

The Nitty Gritty

See all the numbers and emails you need in their post below!

And here are some reminders to inspire you:

  1. Don’t believe the people who, for whatever reason, feel the need to vociferously insist that AMC and OLTL can’t be resurrected.
  2. If you need an example of a recent instance of a show coming back after cancellation, take “Will and Grace” (W&G) NBC just ordered ten episodes of that classic sitcom. And it didn’t even have the Save Our Soaps movement behind it. If W&G, why not AMC and OLTL
  3. You loose 100% the shots you never make. Yes, you read that right. We here at Soap Cities just made a sports reference.
  4. And finally, as Winston Churchill simply but eloquently said, “Never, never, never give up.”
  5. Read our other articles about SAO’s tasks. Here’s a link to one, which contains a link to another.

*This is a picture of the post. If you have trouble viewing the text, visit SAO’s Facebook page, which is linked at the top of this article.

Give us your input in the comment section below. Check back with Soap Cities for more AMC/OLTL news, updates, fun, and more! Follow us on Twitter at @soapcities, on Instagram at @soapcities, and come chat with us in our Facebook group. “All My Children” and “One Life to Live” will one day be back on-screen—never doubt!

Akbi Khan has been watching and loving soap operas for 31 years and writing about them for the last four. She also loves sitcoms; musicals; laughter; going dancing; spending time with family and friends; fighting for animal rights, ethical environmental stewardship, civil liberties preservation, and LGBTQ rights; and evolving along a spiritual path. She has a Master’s in rhetoric and composition. Akbi is 39 years old and lives in Ellicott City, Maryland.

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