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Friday, June 22, 2012

WE LOVE SOAPS: THE BAY Season 2 Finale

When Sara Garrett (Mary Beth Evans) got a note from Lee on last week's episode of THE BAY, she ran out of her house to meet him on his boat. But was the note really from Lee? Peter (Kristos Andrews) and Jack (Nicolas Coster) make their way down to the docks, one looking for Brian and the other for Sara. This is just one of the exciting stories on the Season 2 Finale of Emmy-nominated THE BAY.
 
Read the entire article HERE.

Thursday, June 21, 2012

HIGHLIGHT HOLLYWOOD: Emmy Award-Nominated Series ‘The Bay’s’ Shocking Season Finale, Sara’s Kidnapped And Igor Reveals A Stunning Secret


Watching Gregori Martin’s Emmy Award nominated series, “The Bay” today was like the grand old days of “Dallas” and “Dynasty” season finales. Remember when Dr. Nick Tosccani left Blake on the cliff in the Rocky Mountains, while we heard on his walkie-talky screaming, “Blake can you hear me?” Or when a drunken Sue Ellen accidentally set Southfork on fire and she and Lucy were left there on the staircase? That’s what today’s shocking and dramatic “The Bay” season finale felt like to viewers. Gregori Martin is by far the most talented show creator in the business, and there’s no surprise he went up against the iconic big boys such as Disney when he was nominated this year for a Daytime Emmy Award. More on that after the review of today’s amazing episode.
 
Read Tommy Garrett's entire article HERE.

SOAPS.COM: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."

In the fourth part of Chapter 9, season two's finale, Mary feels as though she destroyed her family, Chambers insists someone is a prostitute and so much more!
 
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

NY POST: Starr Report

While the daytime soap genre continues its inexorable slide into oblivion — with only “Days of Our Lives,” “General Hospital,” “The Young and the Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful” remaining on broadcast TV — the genre has adapted, somewhat, to life elsewhere.
 
“The Bay,” which streams on the Web, has just wrapped its second season on the Web and was nominated for a Daytime Emmy (in the Short Form Category). It stars two soap vets, Mary Beth Evans (“DOOL”) and Tristan Rogers (“GH”) and was the only Web soap to receive a Daytime Emmy nod this year.
 
Read the entire NY Post article HERE.

Sunday, June 17, 2012

WE LOVE SOAPS: PHOTOS: 39th Annual Daytime Entertainment Creative Arts Emmy Awards


The 39th Annual Daytime Entertainment Creative Arts Emmy Awards were held on Sunday, June 17 in Los Angeles and WE LOVE SOAPS TV was live-tweeting the winners. Below are some photos from the red carpet (candids and posed) and winner's circle.
 
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SOAPS.COM: Red Carpet Glitz!


The Bay’s Jade Harlow [Lianna Ramos, "The Bay," Jessica Bennett, "Passions"] reported to Dee what the websoap “The Bay” has going for it. “Being able to tell a daytime drama with zero censorship and a lot of creativity and actors and directors and producers and people who are doing it just for the passion and only with the passion, I think that that translates and I think that people like to watch good serial drama and knowing that they’re kind of falling out of network TV, they’re looking for the next place and the next place is the web and we’re happy to be one of the pioneers of doing that."
 
Read the entire article HERE.

Saturday, June 16, 2012

MICHAEL FAIRMAN ON AIR | ON SOAPS: Is Lee Nelson Alive On The Daytime Emmy Nominated THE BAY? – Watch the latest Webisode!


In the latest installment of the Daytime Emmy Nominated web series The Bay, Commissioner Lex Martin (Tristan Rogers) attempts to pick up the pieces after Sara Garrett (Mary Beth Evans) opens the door to the bearer of disturbing news, delivered by Bay City reporter Nathan Perkins (Scott Bailey). Meanwhile, Detective Mackenzie Johnson (Lane Davies) interrogates his prime suspect, Igor Chambers (Camden Toy), only to discover his case has taken a complicated turn. A distraught Capt. Elliot Sanders (Charles Shaughnessy) returns to work hoping to find answers to what happened to his daughter as Mortimer (John Reilly) delivers to Sara something totally unexpected!
 
Read the entire article HERE.