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NBC says they are committed to Days Of Our Lives but Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt cautions that this genre may “sort of be going into the twilight years.” Drake Hogestyn says fans will see the John Black "they have known" on Days. No longer needing back surgery, Robin Strasser would return to One Life To Live. Justin Bruening will vie for Sarah Michelle Gellar's afections on Ringer. A dentist is accused of burning a patient while watching a soap opera on TV. Ryan Reynolds talks about his first gig on Canadian soap opera Fifteen on Leno. Y&R's Genie Francis begins shooting TV movie in Victoria next week. James Franco on returning to General Hospital: "I just hope it doesn't get canceled before we can pull this off."

TCA 2011: NBC says they are committed to Days Of Our Lives

“It’s the only soap we have and...

Culver City, Calif. – (July 28, 2008) – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment releases the widely embraced Hallmark Channel Original film The Note on DVD October 7, 2008 for the Srp of $24.96. Starring Emmy® Award-winner Genie Francis (“General Hospital’s” timeless leading lady Laura Spencer) and Ted McGinley (“Hope Faith,” “Married with Children”), The Note explores the idea of what would one do if suddenly faced with a few moments to live. Who would you reach out to, and what would you say? Based on the best-selling novel by author Angela Hunt, this film was the #1 rated Hallmark movie of 2007 and the third highest rated original movie in Hallmark Channel history. Special features include interviews with Emmy® winner Genie Francis and best-selling author Angela Hunt.