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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AndyB2008" data-source="post: 263808" data-attributes="member: 26097">Ref the Channel Nine soaps later, they suffered primarily because Nine put them into competition with other soaps and drama.For one example, the last Grundy/Nine soap we will see later with Anne Charleston and Maggie Millar was put into Knight Rider's slot of 7.30pm in Sydney and Melbourne against Sons and Daughters (from Grundy, and which was airing Ms Wallace's exit eps) and US series V, which Ten plugged in to grab the Knight Rider audience. (Depending on which city, it was either the short-lived weekly series or the mini series/The Final Battle.).Nine Adelaide had said soap at 8.30pm due to SAD and even worse competition in The A-Team airing at 7.30pm. Unfortunately it meant it was up against films.</blockquote>