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The timing of NBC's Days of our Lives overtaking ABC's General Hospital in the ratings couldn't have been better for the theme of this TV Source podcast episode as it gave us the idea to have for a segment focused on soap ratings. When fans discuss #WhyRatingsAreLow -- for soaps or primetime series -- we can usually find valid critiques about the creative state, but is there a direct relation to quality TV drawing more viewers? If so why isn't NBC's Timeless renewed already?! In this episode, we discuss a variety of subjects relating to the soap ratings game – antiquated Nielsen system, not counting online viewing, poor timeslots, peak TV, out of touch creatives and more – all using Fan Excuse Bingo!

The 45th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards have concluded with NBC's Days of our Lives taking home big wins for Outstanding Directing, Writing and Best Drama Series! After a wonderful ceremony streamed online for fans around the world, TV Source Magazine writers give their reactions on the awards broadcast and winners. Were there any surprise wins? Was anyone robbed? Our panel breaks down the categories, winners and general thoughts about the show. 

TAKE 2 RADIO WELCOMES AWARD WINNING ACTORS - ROGER HOWARTH & MICHAEL EASTON FROM GENERAL HOSPITAL THURS. 10/19/17 7:30PM EASTERN! TIX FOR SYRACUSE, NY, NOV 17TH EVENTS BY WENDY  UPCOMING EVENTS COASTAL ENTERTAINMENT ROGER::He played character Todd Manning on the daytime drama One Life to Live; the character earned Howarth a Daytime Emmy Award in 1994 and is cited as an icon in the soap opera genre He left the series in 2003 and joined soap opera As the World Turns, where he played the character of Paul Ryan until the series final episode in 2010. Howarth returned to OLTL in May 2011, eventually continued the role on General Hospital in March 2012 He now portrays Franco on General Hospital, the character formerly created and portrayed by James Franco. In addition to his soap opera work, Howarth has guest starred in television shows such as Prey, Dawson's Creek, and The Flash. MICHAEL: Easton has made appearances on television shows such as Ally McBeal and The Practice, had a recurring role on the science fiction television series Mutant X. played the dual lead role in the 1996 thriller series Two, starring in science fiction series: VR.5 & Total Recall 2070 Easton has appeared on soap operas, first starting out in the role of Tanner Scofield on NBC's Days of Our Lives. He went on to a two-year stint as vampire Caleb Morley on Port Charles until its cancellation in 2003. Easton portrayed John McBain on the One Life to Live from 2003 until the series ended in 2012. Michael can now be seen on General Hospital as Dr. Hamilton Finn.  

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Spotlight On edition, is a long form interview series featuring actors discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode hosts Tony Moore and Matthew Evan Paine interview Paige Searcy. ABOUT PAIGE SEARCY: Actress/ dancer Paige Searcy was born in Katy, Texas on July 18. Her ethnic background is a mix of Hispanic, Irish, French, and Cherokee. She moved to Los Angeles in 2009 and discovered the beauty of acting in a musical theatre program at Millikan Middle School and was inspired to pursue a career in acting. She landed her first major role in 2015 as "Jade" on NBC's "Days of Our Lives" and continues to work towards her dream role. RSS Feed: http://www.afterbuzztv.com/aftershows/afterbuzz-tvs-spotlight-on/feed/ Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at ht --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Greg called in a little bit late. I believe he's on starting at about 30 minutes into the show. Greg Vaughan joins Take 2 Radio Tuesday, November 25th at 7pm eastern time! We'll chat about his career and his upcoming holiday movie The Christmas Note which will air on Sunday, November 29th at 9pm eastern time on the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries Channel.  In 1996, Vaughan made his television series debut as Josh Walker in the popular Aaron Spelling series Malibu Shores which soon spun off into Beverly Hills, 90210 as Cliff Yeager He was cast in the popular cult films Poison Ivy and The Last Seduction . Vaughan guest-starring television appearances in series that included Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Any Day Now, Sabrina, the Teenage Witch and Nash Bridges before shooting a controversial "dramody" pilot, Student Affairs for Imagine Television. Spelling Entertainment soon created a role for Vaughan as a series regular, boy-next-door Dan Gordon, on Charmed  After the series ended, Vaughan quickly landed the role of Milo Mosley in Glory Days, the highly anticipated Kevin Williamson series. Vaughan began his foray into daytime drama as Diego on CBS's #1 The Young and the Restless  With rave reviews and notoriety, a Daytime Best Newcomer nomination followed, with People Magazine naming Greg Vaughan as "One of the Sexiest Men Alive" in 2002. Vaughan's landed the highly acclaimed role of Lucky Spencer on General Hospital.  Greg can now be seen on NBC's Days of Our Lives as Eric Brady. 

Steve Cooper talks to Actor/Comic Mark Valley. Mark is making his third appearance on CooperTalk and has been a fixture on Prime Time TV for years. After graduating West Point he did extra work in Germany. He then moved back to the US and landed dozens of commercials and a part on NBC's Days of our Lives. He then began to star in many TV series including Pasadena, ER, Keen Eddie, Boston Legal, Fringe, Human Target and Murphy's Law, ABC's Body of Proof and also had a role in Zero Dark Thirty. He starred in the series Crisis last season, guest starred on Hot in Cleveland and currently can be seen as a recurring character on CSI: Crime Investigation Scene and is producing a documentary about his hometown in New York.

Tormented genius Nick Fallon was shot through the heart on NBC's Days of Our Lives, and now everyone wants to know who's to blame! On today's Daytime Confidential podcast, Jamey Giddens and Luke Kerr welcome Blake Berris. Jamey wastes no time in asking Berris if his diabolical character is really "dead-dead" this time. The guys then plunge right into a discussion about the controversial storylines Berris played out during his most recent DAYS stint — from gay bashing WilSon, to trying to rape Gabi, to almost being drowned by a trio of female avengers. The talented actor updates DC on his plans beyond daytime. Will there be more writing and independent film in his future? You'll have to download the podcast to find out. Berris also gets real about what it was like to go head-to-head with the Days of Our Lives "establishment" aka Alison Sweeney (Sami) and James Scott (EJ) in scenes. All this and more in this juicy podcast!

Kelley  Formerly of 80s and 90s pop group EXPOSE'.Married to Daytime star Peter reckell (Bo Brady) of NBC's "Days of our Lives" wrote and recorded love theme "Can't Live Without Your Love"  for Bo & Hope in 2003 for "Days of our Lives" new CD out OCTOBER 1 called "Race Against The Sky" Peter is the author of fantasy courtroom drama The series is a fantasy courtroom drama called "Hannah Singer, Celestial Advocate".  You know how you do something and you have people saying, "You're being naughty, you're being sinful, you're going to burn in Hell?"  Well, Hannah is your defense attorney, and her job is to stand up for your soul when it is judged.  The series basically turns fundamentalism on its head as it explores modern ethics and theology in a world where things aren't as black and white as people think they are.

Steve Cooper talks to Actor/Comic Mark Valley. Mark is making his second appearance on CooperTalk and has been a fixture on Prime Time TV for years. After graduating West Point he did extra work in Germany. He then moved back to the US and landed a lot of commercials and a part on NBC's Days of our Lives. He then began to star in many TV series including Pasadena, ER, Keen Eddie, Boston Legal, Fringe, Human Target and Murphy's Law. He recently was on ABC's Body of Proof and also had a role in Zero Dark Thirty.

Melissa Reeves, Jennifer Horton from NBC's DAYS OF OUR LIVES, stop by the podcast this week. Melissa Reeves first made her presence in daytime as Jade Perkins on the former NBC soap, SANTA BARBARA. The actress later went on star in the role she would become known for, Jennifer Horton, on DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Jennifer would soon fall in love with then-villian Jack Devereaux (Matthew Ashford), and the two started an on-off again romance. Missy returned to Days in 2010, falling in love with Daniel Jonas (Shawn Christian), but Jack later followed. Will Jennifer finally be with the love of her, Jack, or continue to be a part of Daniel's life?

Deidre Hall, best known for her continuing 32-year stint as Dr. Marlena Evans on NBC’s “Days of Our Lives,” is frequently pointed out in the press as one of the most elegant women in television. She’s also very well known among her personal friends as a kitchen beautician, having gained a lifetime of knowledge about hairstyling and makeup, along with all the other tricks of the trade that have helped cement her place among the most celebrated beauties in the business. Now, she’s joined pal and co-author Lynne Parmiter Bowman to publish Deidre Hall’s How Does She Do It? A Beauty Book available October 31st, 2011. Bowman and Hall start with “What Beauty Is and Why It Matters,” moving right on through how to get the sleep you need, how to stand, how to move, makeup, getting dressed, skincare, haircare and styling, hands and feet. There are frank and comprehensive discussions of permanent makeup, hair removal, plastic surgery and cosmetic dentistry, weight loss, and even great notes on fragrance.

Patrick's career took off when he originated the role of Austin Reed on NBC's Days of our Lives and won the Soap Opera Digest award for best new comer. After leaving Days, he became a series regular on Fox's Melrose Place and then received his first big screen break, playing Zander Barkalow in Paul Verhoven's Starship Troopers . While doing a decade of movies and television, Patrick also turned his attention to song writing. He is the lead singer of the band, The Sleeping Masses, as well as a solo artist and writer for other musical acts. Many films and television programs have featured Patrick's songs, most notably The Hills and Jessica Biel's Powder Blue. Patrick is also VP of development for the production company Eclectic Pictures (Playing the Field, Trust, Lovelace), and plays the lead in Millennium Picture's big screen release of Spider's 3-D, coming out in 2012. But, most importantly, he has reprised his role as Austin Reed on NBC's Days of our Lives returning to the part that first put him on the map.

Three time Emmy winner Sarah Brown makes her first appearance on the podcast. The actress will be first seen on DAYS OF OUR LIVES as Madison James on October 4. Madison is described as a tough as nails businesswoman who always strives to get what she wants. Sarah Brown is known to many fans as originating the role of Carly on ABC Daytime's GENERAL HOSPITAL, a role that got her three consistent Daytime Emmy Awards. Sarah discussed what to expect between her and co-star Eric Martsolf, who plays Brady Black. Also, she speaks about what to expect between her and Lauren Koslow, who plays Kate Roberts.

Galen Gering plays the role of Rafe Hernandez on NBC's DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Many fans may also recognize him from his time at PASSIONS as Luis Lopez-Fitzgerald. Galen Gering will also be seen in the new Docu-Series, DIRTY SOAP, set to premiere on E! Sunday, September 25, 2011. Co-produced by Mark Consuelos and Kelly Ripa, fans will get a taste of the life of some of daytime's hottest stars. What will the new reboot to DAYS bring for Galen Gering's respective character? What can we expect from Gering on DIRTY SOAP?

Eric Martsolf plays the role of Brady Black on NBC Daytime's DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Fans may remember him when he was on the former NBC/DIRECtv soap, PASSIONS, as Ethan Crane Winthrop. The actor makes another visit to the podcast to tease what is coming up with DAYS newcomer, Sarah Brown, who plays Madison James. Hear also how Brady and John Black (Drake Hogestyn) come together as father and son, as well as doing his SMALLVILLE appearance as Booster Gold.

Matthew Ashford and Casey Deidrick of NBC Daytime's DAYS OF OUR LIVES, will be making an appearance on the podcast. Matthew Ashford, Jack Devereaux, will be making his return to the NBC soap this September. He also stars on the hit web series, THE BAY. Find out what is in store for Jack and Jennifer, as well as what is to come on THE BAY. Casey Deidrick plays the role of Chad DiMera. What is it like working alongside James Scott and Joe Mascolo? How will being a DiMera affect Chad and those around him? How in the world did that word GHIA get started, and does the honeybadger not care?

Fan favorites Deidre Hall and Drake Hogestyn are returning to NBC Daytime's "Days of our Lives." John Black and Dr. Marlena Evans, after being away from Salem for two years, make there way back to town on September 26, 2011, as the new and improved DAYS takes place. Tune in as we chat with the actors to promote their return to the show, what it is like to be back at a place they once called HOME for so many years, and possibly what can we expect with characters.

Shelley Hennig, who plays the role of Stephanie Johnson on NBC Daytime's "Days of our Lives," makes a quick visit to the podcast to chat about the character and other ventures. The Miss Louisiana Teen USA winner of 2004 was also nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award this year for Younger Actress in a Drama Series. This Thursday marks the final day to vote for Trick TV, a comnmercial created and produced by Hennig's boyfriend at the Free TV Challenge website. To cast your vote, visit http://www.freethetvchallenge.com/submissions/227

Though Judi Evans was born in Montebello, CA and grew up in Monterey Park, it would be accurate to add that the actress grew up professionally on daytime. Evans made her television debut on the CBS drama “Guiding Light” in 1983 as the troubled Beth Raines. Her performance won her the 1984 Daytime Emmy Award as Outstanding Supporting Actress. In 1986 Evans joined NBC's “Days of our Lives,” where she portrayed the popular Adrienne Kiriakis opposite Wally Kurth's (ex-Ned, “General Hospital”) Justin. From 1991 to 1999 Evans played Paulina Carlino on “Another World,” a character that she described as "sweet and devilish." The role won her the “Soap Opera Digest” Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in 1998. Evans was nominated for two additional “Soap Opera Digest” awards — Hottest Female Star in 1993 and Favorite Daytime Supercouple on a Daytime Serial — shared with Vincent Irizarry (ex-Lujack, “Guiding Light”) in 1986. After the cancellation of “Another World,” Evans took time off to focus on her family and moved back to California following her husband, an L.A.-based cameraman for CNBC. She returned briefly to acting in 2000 when she played Patsy Ramsey in the made-for-TV movie “Getting Away with Murder: The JonBenet Ramsey Mystery.” To the delight of her fans she came back to daytime in 2003 to play Mimi's trashy mother Bonnie Lockhart on ”Days of our Lives.” Bonnie left Salem in early 2007, but Adrienne soon returned to town. In 2008 she was again nominated for an Emmy, but this time for the dual roles of Adrienne Kiriakis and Bonnie Lockhart. This was a first for daytime since the characters were not on the air at the same time. She appeared briefly on “As the World Turns” in 2009, before returning once again to “Days of our Lives” as Adrienne Kiriakis. At the 2010 Daytime Emmys in Las Vegas, Evans was voted by TV Guide as the “Best Dressed All Around” for the 4-day celebration of the Daytime Emmys with its Pre-Emmy parties and after-parties.

It's not many acting hopefuls who get the chance to personally quiz the likes of Jack Nicholson, Michael Douglas and Peter Fonda on how to make it "big" in Hollywood, so when a young James Reynolds got the opportunity, he grabbed it. Having studied journalism in college, Reynolds spent time as a film reviewer for the "Topeka Daily Capitol" and, as a part of his duties, interviewed a number of filmdom's brightest talents. Reynolds' research has paid off as viewers who have seen him regularly on NBC's "Days of Our Lives" and "Generations" will attest. Reynolds made his first appearance as stalwart police captain Abe Carver on "Days of Our Lives" in 1981. After nine years, Reynolds moved to the new daytime series "Generations," where he earned an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series. With the subsequent demise of that series, Reynolds returned to "Days of Our Lives" in 1991. In 2004 received a NAACP Image Award nomination for Best Actor in a Daytime Drama for his role on "Days of Our Lives," followed by a 2004 Daytime Emmy nomination for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama. Despite his heavy schedule on the series, Reynolds still finds time to head Free State Productions, a film and TV production company involved with documentaries, movies and music videos, as well as making occasional appearances on stage in Los Angeles. He starred in "Buffalo Soldier" at Theatre/Theater in a taut drama about black U.S. Army troops in the American West following the Civil War for which he was nominated for an NAACP Theatre Award. He also starred with other Vietnam veterans in the acclaimed drama "Tracers," which was conceived by John DiFusco and created by a group of actor/veterans in 1980. When time permits, Reynolds tours colleges in his one-man show, "I, Too, Am America." The show, written and performed by Reynolds, is a commentary on the African-American experience from the time the first slaves were brought to this country up to the present day.

Lane Davies, who played the role of the ever-popular Mason Capwell on NBC's former soap, Santa Barbara, will be making his first appearance on BuzzWorthy Radio! The actor will joining us to talk about his role on the upcoming webseries, "THE BAY," which is set to air on September 15. Davies and his family all his strong ties to the performing arts world. He started performing in dinner theatres while working on acheiving his degree in Speech and and Theater at Middle Tennessee State. After graduating and making several guest appearances on primetime television series such as "ChiPs," Lane's big break came in 1981 as he was cast in the role of Dr. Evan Whyland on NBC's "Days of our Lives." Though the character of Evan never got picked up by fans or the show, Lane left DAYS in less than a year. It was not until 1984 when he officially hit it big when he was cast as Mason Capwell on "Santa Barbara." A lawyer to his credit, one of the most infamous couples during the show's run was that of Mason and Julia, played by Nancy Lee Grahn, who now plays Alexis Davis on ABC's "General Hospital." The two would later reunite when Davies went to play the role of Cameron on the show. Another one of the infamous storylines during the show's run was Mason witnessing Mary DuVall's death when the "C" atop the Capwell building fell on her. Lane left Santa Barbara in 1989, and made a brief return to daytime as being a temp Ridge Forrester on CBS Daytime's "The Bold and the Beautiful," in 1992. 10 years later, he came to GH as Dr. Cameron Lewis, where he worked alongside Nancy again, as well as Chad Brannon and Tony Geary. Lane is set to premiere on the new webseries "THE BAY," playing the role of Detective Mackenzie Johnson. The show is set to premiere on blip.tv and http://www.thebaytheseries.com on September 15, 2010. We will be talking of his character on the show as well as his acting history.

Actress GLENN CLOSE shares some special stories with ANIMAL RADIO listeners. Glenn explains her anti-animal roles and how she really is an animal lover...not a hater! NBC's Days of Our Lives mainstay BRYAN DATTILO guests. Bryan will be part of our live broadcast from the Race for the Rescues. ABC Good Morning America's DR. MARTY BECKER is back for a Becker Brief. Marty ends the confusion over Microchips. And what's up with Ellen DeGeneres? It seems Ellen doesn't realize her power to crush an Animal Welfare group. Listeners clue her in with "What would you like to say to Ellen?" Also this week...we have tips to cover those unexpected pet-medical costs. How is Menu Foods handling the pet-food recall internally? Author KEN FOSTER and his latest masterpiece. Animal Communicator JOY TURNER talking to listeners animals. SUSAN SIMS and Fido Friendly Travel Talk on First Aid Kits....and we have giveaways! Listener email and 525,600 minutes. More at AnimalRadio.com. We're streaming Live 24/7 at https://animalradio.com