General Hospital spoilers report that ABC has regained the rights to ‘All My Children’ – ‘AMC’ from Prospect Park. Also, ‘One Life to Live’ spoilers report that ABC also has back the rights to ‘OLTL’ from the production company.
In what appears to be a legal document, the judge in the Prospect Park Networks LLC vs American Broadcasting Company was dismissed on December 1, 2016. The document lists the filing date as April 18, 2013.
The documents reads, in part, “Prospect Park Networks LLC VS American Broadcasting Company. Case Type: Othr Breach Contrc/Warr-not Fraud (General Jurisdiction. Status: Dismissed.”
In simple terms this means Prospect Park no longer has the rights to either ‘All My Children’ or One Live to Live’ and there is no stopping the network from bring ‘AMC’ and ‘OLTL’ back to daytime. More importantly, the characters from these shows can be brought back!
‘All My Children’ spoilers and ‘One Life to Live’ spoilers give no indication that the information about the lawsuits dismissal has been shared with the former cast or either soap opera. But it does appear to be real, and the document is in fact a legal dismissal of the case.
How can you help? Make your voice heard and contact ABC – let TPTB know you want the soap operas back. No more talk shows – we want our beloved ‘AMC’ and ‘OLTL’ back on the air.
“IT HAPPENED!!!! The rights to AMC and OLTL are going back to ABC! [December 1] the judge officially dismissed [Prospect Park’s] lawsuit against ABC! Now is the time to make sure ABC hears us loud and clear – we want AMC and OLTL back on ABC daytime!” a post on ‘Save AMC & OLTL’ reads.
The post goes on to list several phone numbers to call to demand the soap operas return. There are also many emails for TPTB at the network. Fans can tweet #BringBackAMC and #BringBackOLTL to several ABC daytime executives including ‘General Hospital’ executive producer Frank Valentini and Nathan Varni, ABC Network Series Executive for ABC Network.
There are even more ways to make these ‘AMC’ spoilers and ‘OLTL’ spoilers come true. Send your demands using the feedback Form/Lines using the form link and leave a complaint for The Chew stating you would rather see ‘AMC’ and ‘OLTL’ back – http://abc.go.com/feedback
Leave a comment stating that you want ‘All My Children’ and One Life To Live’ back.
CDL has reached out to ABC and several soap actors for comment and we can now confirm that Prospect Parks lawsuit has indeed been dismissed. The actors who portrayed our favorite characters on both daytime dramas may have moved on to other projects, but don’t you think many would be happy to resume their roles? Bring Erica Kane [Susan Lucci] and Victoria Lord [Erika Slezak] back to daytime! Come back to CDL for all your General Hospital News and Spoilers!
