AMC Fans?

[rosered]

I watch it religiously and am really liking the storylines right now.. Anyone out there who wants to discuss? Whos side are you on, Kendalls or Greenlees?

[wew3]

I hate how they are portraying Zach and Kendall as the bad guys when the babynapper/baby maimer is the poor wittle victim. It's everybody has gotta love Babe crap redone that started to kill this show in the first place and is putting this show at the bottom of the ratings. It's like in a few weeks everyone including the baby's father got over it. She stalked the kid/and parents for months and then kidnapped the child. She then got into a car accident with the kid because she was carelessly looking for her phone while driving and the kid ended up deaf.

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[JT]

Currently, I am extensively boycotting the show until something is done about...well....everything on it.

I am sick to death of seeing the same characters running storylines for years on end. I am sick of Kendall. I am sick of Zach. I am sick of Ryan. I am sick of Annie. I am sick of Greenlee. I am sick of Tad having to play supporter to these people. I am sick of Erica and Jack having to support them. I am sick of Babe. I am sick of JR. I am sick of whoever else is dominating the show...because nine out of ten, they've been dominating the show for years now. I am sick the families of this show being cheapened and destroyed. I caught a quick glimpse today of the Martins, long known for their traditional family Thanksgiving dinners, celebrating the holiday in a bar/night club. WTF is with that?

I am sick of this "FilmLook" process. No other soap on the air feels the need to do this ****, so why should AMC? It's been taped for its entire run. Thousands and thousands of episodes were taped. If you compiled a list of the 5000 greatest moments in this show's history, I guarantee you, they were all taped. They all look like they were taped. This FilmLook bull**** does nothing to improve the show. When you have idiots writing it, there is nothing you can do to make it look better.

I am sick of the veteran characters being treated like ****. I am sick of logic being thrown out the window. I am sick of the same bull**** over and over again. There have been absolutely no strides at all to make this show something great, something that it once was. "One Life to Live," once upon a time, was a soap that I despised. I hated it. It was so stupid and dull and boring. And, right now, it's probably the best soap on the air. Wanna know why, AMC? Because OLTL is excelling right now at putting out multi-generational storylines. Yesterday on OLTL, I saw a 62-year-old woman and a 41-year-old man wake up together after making love. And you know what happened afterwards?! That woman and the man she's in love with had a serious, heart-to-heart talk. There was comedy, there was drama. Today was its Thanksgiving episode. I saw people BANDING TOGETHER in the name of the holiday season. The atmosphere was warm and friendly. There didn't need to be any ridiculous stunts or location shoots. Hell, the show's most-esteemed character celebrated the holiday in a diner for goodness sake, but it was done so in the most tasteful of manners.

I stopped watching AMC for the first time in August 2005. I was gonna take a week off from it, but then Hurricane Katrina came and pre-empted all the soaps for a good month and a half. Somehow, I was able to get back into "As the World Turns." But not AMC. It was different, in a matter of only about two months, it was different. I tuned back in off-and-on after a couple of months. I watched the Mardi Gras explosion. I tuned out again, though, for most of the end of 2006. And then I watched here and there earlier this year. But by the time Greenlee returned, I turned the show off...and I haven't missed it yet. I can't miss what's on right now. I miss the way the show was back in 2003-2004ish. Hell, and even that stuff doesn't hold a candle at all to true classic AMC, the 70s and 80s stuff.

So yeah, until some major changes happen, I'm no longer a viewer of "All My Children." I'm embarrassed to say I ever even watched the show, the way it is now. It's a big barrel of ridiculousness, and I'm glad it's constantly hitting lows in the ratings. Congratulations, AMC, you're currently the lowest rated soap on the air. I'm sure "Passions" is proud.