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Scopin' the Soaps
Help readers find out what's happening on their favorite daytime soap with “Scopin’ the Soaps,” a column that offers compact, weekly summaries that reveal storylines and interesting plot twists for the top daytime serial programs.
Also included with “Scopin’ the Soaps” is “Soap Scene,” a weekly roundup of character changes, behind-the-scenes news and program updates.
Both columns are for print and web usage and carry strict embargo dates.
Scopin' the Soaps Samples
The Soap Scene
FOUR MAJOR STARS BRING THEIR "OLTL" CHARACTERS TO "GH": As part of a big new storyline, actors Kassie De Paiva, Roger Howarth, Michael Easton and Kristen Alderson are bringing their former "One Life to Live" roles to "General Hospital."
Blair's bachelorette party becomes the wrong kind of night to remember
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Furious over Bill's scheme to falsify Steffy's MRI results, Katie threatened him with exposure.
Jake puts Cassie in danger with his plan to uncover how her father died
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: When Katie launched an investigation into Bill's involvement with Steffy, Liam defended his father, but Katie eventually learned the truth and confronted Bill.
The Soap Scene
DARNELL WILLIAMS SIGNED TO "YOUNG AND RESTLESS": It may not be another dream pairing of Jesse and Angie, but Darnell Williams is joining his longtime soap partner, Debbi Morgan, in an as yet unnamed role on "Young and Restless" sometime soon.
An unknown accomplice helps 'A' torment the liars
BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Liam told Steffy who he wants to be with, while Bill resorted to intimidation when he hit a roadblock in his latest scheme.
The Soap Scene
"ONE LIFE TO LIVE" STARS RETURNING TO FORMER SOAP ROLES? Jeff Branson is likely to be departing his "Young and Restless" role as Ronan sometime soon.
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