SOAPnet Celebrates ‘Starr-Crossed’ Mothers

Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:15 PM ET | By Scotty Gore

(SoapOperaNetwork.com) — SOAPnet invites you to spend Mother’s Day with Blair Cramer and Starr Manning.

It has been one hell of a ride the past two years for Llanview’s popular mother-daughter duo, who have dealt with everything from teen pregnancy and losing a child, to being stabbed by a serial killer and held hostage by a convicted rapist. But, just in case you missed any of the drama, SOAPnet is offering fans a chance to relive some of Starr and Blair’s most memorable moments from the past two years, while celebrating their unique relationship.

On Mother’s Day (Sunday, May 10th), the network for soaps will host a three-hour “One Life to Live” marathon highlighting the strength of Starr and Blair’s relationship, beginning at 3:00 pm ET/PT. In the first episode (#9955, original airdate 06/17/07), Blair goes into overdrive to help make Starr’s prom a magical experience when her daughter receives an invitation at the last minute. The second episode (#10191, original airdate 05/20/08), features Starr being treated at the hospital after falling down a flight of stairs, and ultimately being forced to admit to her mother that she is pregnant. And in the final episode (#10309, original airdate 11/10/08), Starr and Blair grow closer as they wait to see the baby after Starr gives birth.

SOAPnet owns the world of character-driven soapy drama, from daytime and primetime dramas to reality shows and movies. The network features same-day episodes of popular daytime dramas including “All My Children,” “Days of our Lives,” “One Life to Live,” “General Hospital” and “The Young and the Restless”; favorite primetime series “The O.C.,” “One Tree Hill” and “Beverly Hills 90210”; and original programs including “Greg Behrendt’s “Wake Up Call,” “Being Erica,” “MVP” and “General Hospital: Night Shift.” Wrapped in a 24-hour environment, SOAPnet is the one destination for stories focused on real emotions and revealing truths about intriguing, yet flawed characters.

“One Life to Live” airs Weekdays on ABC. Weeknights on SOAPnet. Check local listings.

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