A defining feature of soap operas is a continuously running, open-ended narrative. Each episode will typically have multiple different ...

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Well, the real answer is that many soap operas are being cancelled or ending, as people's tastes and how they watch TV are changing. But they've ...

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How do soap operas last so long? Because soap operas focus on the present and rarely, but often at times, on the past and near future events.

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Soap opera episodes typically end on some sort of cliffhanger, as does the season finale (if a soap incorporates a break between seasons), the tension only to ...

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Regular TV shows follow a one episode per week routine. The episodes span over 4-6 months then there is a hiatus before the new season arrives.

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Why does it take a soap opera over a week for one conversation to happen? This is a general question. It seems to happen on all the soaps.

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SOAPS are on 5 days a week. They don't move at the same speed as primetime, one episode a week shows. Since soaps are 5 days, they have to give ...

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It takes too long for stuff to "happen" because the narrative has to be stretched so much to fill-up the schedule and time slots. In saying that ...

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