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<blockquote data-quote="Carrie Fairchild" data-source="post: 433701" data-attributes="member: 673">You never know what is going to happen when it comes to soap reruns on streaming services. If you compare the rise of cable TV to the current streaming boom. Cable/satellite TV went mainstream in the US and the UK in the 80’s but it was quite a number of years before they got dedicated soap channels (Sky Soap in the UK in 1994 and Soapnet in the US in 2000). Streaming is in its relative infancy, so who knows when we’ll get a soap channel or add on, on one of the streamers but I do think it will happen at some stage.Similarly, in the time since this thread was started, we’ve seen FAST channels launched in the US featuring the Lorimar soaps, and in the UK, soaps like Eldorado, Brookside and Howards Way, which hadn’t seen the light of day in 20+ years, are now available on streaming services. Plus, we’ve seen P&amp;G get back into the soap game with Beyond the Gates. So, I’d be hopeful that we’ll see more classic soaps on a streamer/s in the future.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Carrie Fairchild, post: 433701, member: 673"] You never know what is going to happen when it comes to soap reruns on streaming services. If you compare the rise of cable TV to the current streaming boom. Cable/satellite TV went mainstream in the US and the UK in the 80’s but it was quite a number of years before they got dedicated soap channels (Sky Soap in the UK in 1994 and Soapnet in the US in 2000). Streaming is in its relative infancy, so who knows when we’ll get a soap channel or add on, on one of the streamers but I do think it will happen at some stage. Similarly, in the time since this thread was started, we’ve seen FAST channels launched in the US featuring the Lorimar soaps, and in the UK, soaps like [I]Eldorado[/I], [I]Brookside[/I] and [I]Howards Way[/I], which hadn’t seen the light of day in 20+ years, are now available on streaming services. Plus, we’ve seen P&G get back into the soap game with [I]Beyond the Gates[/I]. So, I’d be hopeful that we’ll see more classic soaps on a streamer/s in the future. [/QUOTE]

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