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With less than 12 hours until the premieres of The Online Network’s All My Children and One Life to Live, there may be fans who still have some questions regarding how to watch, where and who’ll be on the shows. So, TVSource Magazine staff compiled a handy-dandy guide featuring answers to some of your questions!
Where can I watch All My Children and One Life to Live?
That depends on where and how you want to watch it. Here are four ways to watch:
- If you want to watch AMC and OLTL on your computer, you can watch for free at Hulu.com (All My Children Hulu Page | One Life to Live Hulu Page). Episodes from the last 10 days will be available.
- If you decide to subscribe to Hulu Plus for $7.99 a month, you will be able to watch on the go from your smartphone or tablet. In addition, you can watch from your game systems – Xbox 360, PS3, Wii as well as entertainment systems Apple TV, Roku and some Hulu enabled DVD players.
- iTunes will also have episodes available for 99 cents. You can also buy a monthly pass for $10. All My Children iTunes Page | One Life to Live iTunes Page
- If you live in Canada and get FX Canada, you can watch weekdays beginning Monday, April 29 at 12:00PM for All My Children and 12:30PM for One Life to Live.
So, let’s recap. You can watch for FREE on Hulu; spend $7.99 for Hulu Plus to watch on the go (and on gaming/entertainment systems); buy from iTunes for 99 cents (or $10 a month); watch on FX Canada (if you live in Canada)
But why do I have to pay?
You DON’T have to pay. Let us repeat. You can watch for FREE on Hulu. Don’t believe us? Then visit the Hulu pages for All My Children and One Life to Live beginning Monday, 5AM/EST to see for yourself.
Should you buy a monthly Hulu Plus subscription, it’ll be well worth it. You’ll have access to Hulu’s entire library of shows including your favorites currently airing on television now.
I want to watch but I don’t know who’s on the show. Is it a bunch of new people? What about characters like Viki and Dorian? Erica Kane? Dixie Martin?
Like any show there is a mixture of familiar faces and new ones. The Online Network plans to mix the characters you’ve watched for years like Viki Lord, Dorian Cramer, Natalie Buchanan, Bo and Nora, etc. with new characters like Corbin Bleu’s Jeffrey King. For your reference, we’ve included a list of the returning and new stars set to appear:
All My Children cast members include:
Returning stars: Julia Barr as Brooke English, David Canary as Adam Chandler, Lindsay Harley as Dr. Cara Martin, Vincent Irizarry as Dr. David Hayward, Thorsten Kay as Zach Slater, Jill Larson as Opal Cortlandt, Ray MacDonnell as Dr. Joe Martin, Cady McClain as Dixie Cooney Martin, Debbi Morgn as Dr. Angela Hubbard, Darnell Williams as Jesse Hubbard, Eden Riegel as Bianca Montgomery, Jordi Vilasuso as Dr. Griffin Castillo
New additions: Ryan Bittle as JR Chandler, Francesca James as Evelyn Johnson, Jordan Lane Price as Celia Fitzgerald, Eric Nelsen as AJ Chandler, Heather Roop as Jane McIntyre, Sal Stowers as Cassandra Foster, Denyse Tontz as Miranda Montgomery and Robert (Rob) Scott Wilson as Pete “Petey” Cortlandt.
One Life to Live cast members include:
Returning stars: Melissa Archer as Natalie Buchanan Banks, Kassie DePaiva as Blair Cramer, Roger Howarth as Todd Manning, Josh Kelley as Cutter Wentworth, Florencia Lozano as Tea Delgado, Kelley Missal as Danielle Manning, Erika Slezak as Victoria Lord, Hillary B. Smith as Nora Buchanan, Robin Strasser as Dorian Lord, Andrew Trischitta as Jack Manning, Jerry verDorn as Clint Buchanan, Tuc Watkins as David Vickers, Robert S. Woods as Bo Buchanan, Shenaz Treasury as Rama Patel, Nick Choksi as Vimal Patel, Sean Ringgold as Shaun Evans and a few surprises…
New additions: Robert Gorrie as Matthew Buchanan, Laura Harrier as Destiny Evans
So, lots of familiar faces to get you hooked right?
Why can Canada watch All My Children and One Life to Live on FX Canada but we can’t in the US?
Beginning September 2013, Prospect Park has the rights to sell All My Children and One Life to Live to cable or broadcast networks, as well as local stations. In any instance, they will still air a week behind what we see online.
Will TVSource Magazine cover All My Children and One Life to Live?
Of course! We may have changed our name in 2012 but that doesn’t mean we’ve abandoned coverage of the soaps. We reported on all developments for All My Children and One Life to Live leading up to the premieres and will continue to do so after the premiere. You can expect more news, previews, interviews, columns and special features related to The Online Network’s AMC and OLTL.
Also beginning this Thursday, fans will be able to vote for their favorite stars and couples from AMC and OLTL in TVSource’s weekly Pulse Poll.
How will you watch All My Children and One Life to Live?
Most of our staff subscribes to Hulu Plus, so we’ll be watching on the go and on our game systems. Some of our staff plans to purchase monthly iTunes subscriptions.
I think I want to try Hulu Plus. Can you give us a sneak peek?
Your wish is our command! You can try Hulu Plus for free. If you sign up now using our referral link, you can get 2 weeks free! That’s 10 episodes each of AMC and OLTL (2 are recap episodes): http://hulu.com/r/BmDYSg
Where can I find The Online Network, All My Children and One Life to Live on social media?
The Online Network is available on Twitter @toln
Follow One Life to Live @onelifetolive | Follow All My Children @allmychildren
Like One Life to Live on Facebook | Like All My Children on Facebook
For information on The Online Network and its soaps, visit http://theonlinenetwork.com
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