"There were definitely some recognizable faces on that side of the room," recounts Drake Bell on sentencing day for his convicted abuser, Brian Peck.
In conjunction with the new season launch of "Deadly Affairs" starring Susan Lucci ("All My Children," "Devious Maids") on Saturday, August 16 at 10:00 PM ET/9:00 PM CT, Investigation Discovery has announced the return of its daytime soap block hosted by several adored past and present soap stars. The block consists of encore episodes of some of the network's most scandalous series, such as "Wives with Knives," "My Dirty Little Secret,"…
Investigation Discovery announced today that it has greenlit a third season of its hit series, "Deadly Affairs." Hosted by Susan Lucci ("All My Children"), the series provides audiences with titillating tales of murder and mayhem after relationships begin to falter. The program was one of ID's top five shows in the 3rd quarter of 2013 in Women 25-54, Women 18-49 and Persons 25-54. In P2+, "Affairs" reached over 9.7 million unique viewers. The new season will premiere in summer 2014.
Robert Newman addressed fan inquiries on Facebook earlier today over his possible involvement in either "All My Children" or "One Life to Live," which are essentially filming in his backyard of Stamford, CT. The inquiries were from fans of the cancelled Proctor & Gamble produced soap "Guiding Light," which Newman starred off and on for nearly 30 years as Joshua Lewis.
Daytime legend Susan Lucci, who portrayed Erica Kane on all 41 years of "All My Children," will be appearing on the Monday, February 25 edition of ABC's "The View." The actress is expected to sit down with the ladies to discuss her new Lifetime series "Devious Maids," and the second season of her Investigation Discovery series "Deadly Affairs."
Next week Investigation Discovery invites you to spend your afternoons with Josh and Reva Shayne ("Guiding Light"), or at least with their portrayers Robert Newman and Kim Zimmer, as the network launches "Days of our Knives," a programming initiative aimed at Women 25-54.
Investigation Discovery, which recently announced its plans to integrate several daytime stars into various aspects of its daytime programming block in the coming weeks, has released the first promos and trailers of "Deadly Affairs," the new series about love triangles gone wrong and marriages that end in murder hosted by "All My Children" vixen Susan Lucci (ex-Erica Kane).
Walking in on your beau bedding your best friend... Halting your wedding because your evil twin stole your spot at the altar... Discovering that your mortal enemy is really your long-lost sibling. These may seem like the plotlines of a delicious daytime soap, but sensational stories are anything but fiction on Investigation Discovery. Dishing out the drama of blindsided betrayals, mistaken identities, and deadly deceptions, ID is staking its claim on real-life soap operas with the launch of…
From love triangles that implode to office romances exposed, stories of passionate love affairs turned crimes of passion aren't just happening on daytime television. They happen in real life and, sometimes, are even stranger than fiction. No stranger to steamy scandals and deadly dalliances, Emmy Award-winning actress and queen of daytime soap Susan Lucci hosts DEADLY AFFAIRS, premiering Saturday, September 8 at 10 PM E/T on Investigation Discovery.
While she holds out great hope for the future of daytime television, the former first lady of the genre, Susan Lucci, is currently busy adding another notch to her full resume. Beginning this fall, fans can see the legend and former star of "All My Children" hosting and narrating a new series, titled "Deadly Affairs," for the cable network Investigation Discovery.
