In 1979 the number of Australian soaps was at the maximum level and soaps were very popular in Aust. The 1970s and the 1980s were probably the era when soaps peaked. Japan probably too, and no doubt China has got a few in production They seem to be a worldwide phenomena.īoth North and South America have their own soaps.
I watch emmerdale by downloading torrents and stream it to the tv and when I watch it over my parents house I have to turn the Nelsen box on for it.Īs for Days, it might have been safe 2 years ago but I have a feeling it won't make it much past it's 50th, honestly I'm surprised it outlasted All My Children and One Life to Live as NBC has tried to get rid of it several times dating back to the 90's On a side note: Y&R does super well with DVR recordings, cracking the 5 million mark.Īre you sure that's true about the ratings? My parents became a Nelsen house and they are tracking everything, they said it didn't matter if t was on on your computer, hulu or netflix their equipment recognizes the show by the sound and its tracked that way. But, as it turns out, DVR recordings for Daytime aren't added to Neilson data like with prime time shows. Plus, Days apparently does much better with DVR recordings added to the ratings. It was actually quite surprising to read that NBC is more in favour of keeping Days than they are in axing it. Plus, this one exec doesn't actually have any say on the matter, just airing his opinion. I've seen those leaked emails, and actually, it turned out to be one executive who wanted to replace Days with a talk show - the rest were actually more in favour of keeping Days, as it was more financially to their liking.
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