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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 56574" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>It used to be 'appointment viewing' for me from 2012 until about a month after Ron Carlivati was fired. Now I can live just fine with reading online synopses and watching one episode (Thursdays) per week. I could watch day-old episodes onDemand anytime I want, but frankly I'm not that into it.</p><p>It's not that Ron's work was spectacular or anything; it's just the current writers seem to be "striving to be mediocre". It's not great; it's not terrible. It's just...meh. So I watch if I'm working from home, but I don't DVR it or otherwise try to catch up on what I miss. </p><p></p><p>This is quite the situation in my life, since I have always had at least one 'pet' soap that I would watch faithfully (some would say obsessively) since roughly 1980 (at the tender age of ten years old): <em>Guiding Light </em>(1980 to roughly 1985); <em>As the World Turns</em> (1984-6); <em>Another World</em> (1986-1999); ATWT again (1999 to 2008); <em>One Life to Live</em> (2008-2012); then GH (after OLTL was cancelled). For the first time in practically ever, I don't have a daily soap habit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 56574, member: 27"] It used to be 'appointment viewing' for me from 2012 until about a month after Ron Carlivati was fired. Now I can live just fine with reading online synopses and watching one episode (Thursdays) per week. I could watch day-old episodes onDemand anytime I want, but frankly I'm not that into it. It's not that Ron's work was spectacular or anything; it's just the current writers seem to be "striving to be mediocre". It's not great; it's not terrible. It's just...meh. So I watch if I'm working from home, but I don't DVR it or otherwise try to catch up on what I miss. This is quite the situation in my life, since I have always had at least one 'pet' soap that I would watch faithfully (some would say obsessively) since roughly 1980 (at the tender age of ten years old): [I]Guiding Light [/I](1980 to roughly 1985); [I]As the World Turns[/I] (1984-6); [I]Another World[/I] (1986-1999); ATWT again (1999 to 2008); [I]One Life to Live[/I] (2008-2012); then GH (after OLTL was cancelled). For the first time in practically ever, I don't have a daily soap habit. [/QUOTE]
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