The final episode of “One Life to Live” airs on ABC after a remarkable 44-year run, joining the recently canceled “All My Children” on TV's soapy dustheap. And while the future of soap operas on daytime network television is tenuous, a new option for

Yes, they know that ABC cancelled their beloved show “One Life To Live.” Yes, they are crying as the final scenes are airing. Many fans are even saving these final scenes to replay over and over, again. They even know that Prospect Park says they do

Though One Life to Live is poised to sign off tomorrow, four of the characters from the cancelled soap will live on. They're moving to General Hospital, the network's sole-surviving soap opera. Kristen Alderson (Starr), Michael Easton (John),

One Life to Live (1 pm, ABC/Ch. 4) ends its nearly 43-year run by looking at highlights from the past. There's no big mystery or great conspiracy to what happened here. The ratings for "OLTL" don't support the cost of producing the show anymore.

The final episode of “One Life to Live” airs on ABC after a remarkable 44-year run, joining the recently canceled “All My Children” on TV's soapy dustheap. And while the future of soap operas on daytime network television is tenuous, a new option for