Watch "All My Children" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" alum Sarah Michelle Gellar in the finale of "The Big Bang Theory."
Shannen Doherty responds to allegations of interference that have led to multiple writers to quit and a new showrunner being named for "BH90210," the revival of "Beverly Hills, 90210."
Melissa Claire Egan is set to reprise her Daytime Emmy Award-nominated role as Chelsea Newman on "The Young and the Restless."
Actor Michael Weatherly ("Loving") cost CBS $9.5 million after comments made about actress Eliza Dushku on the set of "Bull."
Everyone loves a comeback, and it’s no different in the case of the rumor that the Queen of Soaps, Susan Lucci (ex-Erica Kane, “All My Children”), managed to get Sarah Michelle Gellar (ex-Kendall Hart) fired from the sudser back in the 90s. Though the rumor is quite ancient in the daytime industry, it’s getting a second life on sites like Us Weekly and Perez Hilton thanks to a comment Kathy Griffin made as host of the 41st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards live webcast on Sunday, June 22.
With just 10 days to go before it goes dark for good, one piece of several puzzles surrounding the end of SOAPnet was where some of the shows currently airing on the cable network would land once it said goodbye. In a press release, Pivot announced earlier this week that it has landed the rebroadcast airing rights to "Veronica Mars," which joined the SOAPnet lineup in March 2012. In announcing its agreement with Warner Bros. Television, producers of the series, the network also announced that it has picked up rerun rights to "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," which starred former "All My Children" actress Sarah Michelle Gellar (ex-Kendall Hart), as well. "Mars" starred Kristen Bell in the title role.
ABC formally announced its new lineup of shows on Tuesday at an upfront presentation held at New York City’s Avery Fisher Hall, and Paul Lee, the ABC Entertainment Group president, called series like the network’s new Steven Spielberg-produced drama, “Lucky 7,” soaps! And he revealed much more about the new shows in a special press conference in which Soap Opera Network took part.
ABC has consistently brought soap-worthy programming to primetime (“Desperate Housewives” and “Revenge,” to name but two), and the schedule for this fall is no different: Intermixing with popular mainstay shows like “The Middle,” “Modern Family,” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” come thirteen brand new shows, a few of which may spur “General Hospital” and other daytime soaps to come to mind! And Wendy Moniz (ex-Mayor Finn, “One Life to Live,” ex-Dinah Marler, “Guiding Light”) strengthens the soap/primetime connection with a role in the new drama, “Betrayal.” Read on to get the exciting details!
<strong>Eva LaRue</strong> and <strong>Sarah Michelle Gellar</strong> reunited with some of their former co-stars on the set of "All My Children" earlier today. The two beautiful women taped their scenes scheduled to air on <strong>Wednesday, September 21</strong>. Continue to read to find out who Gellar will be playing. <em>Soap Opera Network</em> also investigated to find out if this episode is it for LaRue.
Earlier this month, Soap Opera Network reported that Sarah Michelle Gellar would be returning to "All My Children" for a cameo appearance before the Friday, September 23 finale, which is when the soap ends its 41-year run on ABC. Now we've learned when she'll first air!
<em>Soap Opera Network</em> <a href="https://www.soapoperanetwork.com/news/sarah-michelle-gellar-returns-to-primetime-is-a-return-to-daytime-next">first reported</a> that <strong>Sarah Michelle Gellar </strong>was interested in returning to her roots for a guest appearance in May. Today, the same day that film-star <strong>Josh Duhamel</strong> first aired on "All My Children" in his return stint as Leo du Pres, it was announced that Gellar's interest had come to fruition. Early this afternoon, <em><a href="http://www.soapoperadigest.com/">Soap Opera Digest</a></em> broke the news that he 34-year-old actress will appear on "AMC" for one episode before the September 23 finale on ABC.
Emmy Rossum went from "Law & Order" to "As The World Turns" (ex-Abigail Williams) and now is starring in "Dragonball," the film adaptation to the popular "Dragonball" anime series.