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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 100016" data-attributes="member: 8">My favourite soap of the 90s was the post-Knots/pre-Desperate Housewives series Sisters.Central Park West really felt like a modern Dynasty, until they actually turned it into a new Dynasty, and then it failed.And they also lost their key character Stephanie (Mariel Hemingway).I also enjoyed Savannah and Hyperion Bay.I&#039;ve watched Melrose Place when Jamie Luner joined the cast (because of her Savannah-fame) and thought it was so-so with a few exciting moments.But to me it never felt as big as Dallas and Dynasty.2000&#039;s: Everwood, Boston Public and Footballer&#039;s Wives (the guiltiest of all guilty pleasures)Judging Amy was partially courtdrama so I don&#039;t consider it a traditional soap (but it was very good!)2010&#039;s: TNT Dallas&nbsp; and Gran Hotel</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 100016, member: 8"] My favourite soap of the 90s was the post-Knots/pre-Desperate Housewives series [I]Sisters[/I]. [I]Central Park West[/I] really felt like a modern Dynasty, until they actually turned it into a new Dynasty, and then it failed. And they also lost their key character Stephanie (Mariel Hemingway). I also enjoyed [I]Savannah[/I] and [I]Hyperion Bay[/I]. I've watched [I]Melrose Place[/I] when Jamie Luner joined the cast (because of her Savannah-fame) and thought it was so-so with a few exciting moments. But to me it never felt as big as Dallas and Dynasty. 2000's: [I]Everwood, Boston Public[/I] and [I]Footballer's Wives[/I] (the guiltiest of all guilty pleasures) [I]Judging Amy[/I] was partially courtdrama so I don't consider it a traditional soap (but it was very good!) 2010's: [I]TNT Dallas[/I] and [I]Gran Hotel[/I] [/QUOTE]

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