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It's possible that this will become a ForgottenTrope in US in the next decade. While there were well over a dozen serials on daytime network TV in TheSeventies, the number dwindled to nine by 2007, and five of those have since been canceled (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and ''Days of Our Lives'' moved from network to streaming-only in 2022, increasing speculation that the others might follow them or just end altogether. Of course, {{telenovela}}s still air outside the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, so the genre is unlikely to complete disappear.
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It's possible that this will become a ForgottenTrope in US in the next decade. While there were well over a dozen serials on daytime network TV in TheSeventies, the number dwindled to nine by 2007, and five of those have since been canceled (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and ''Days of Our Lives'' moved from network to streaming-only in 2022, increasing speculation that the others might follow them or just end altogether. Of course, {{telenovela}}s still air outside the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, so the genre is unlikely to complete completely disappear.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic, and in dire need of a life, show them watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. If an actual real-life soap opera is mentioned, it's usual a show like ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' and ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful''--if it's not a real-life soap opera, then it's some kind of SoapWithinAShow.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic, and in dire need of a life, show them watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. If an actual real-life soap opera is mentioned, it's usual usually a show like ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' and ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful''--if it's not a real-life soap opera, then it's some kind of SoapWithinAShow.
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* When a teacher's strike suspends school on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', lowlife bully Jimbo spends the extra time watching the soaps with his mom: "I just can't believe Starr would stoop to that...right in the middle of Montana and Dakota's wedding!"
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** When a teacher's strike suspendsschool on ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', school, lowlife bully Jimbo spends the extra time watching the soaps with his mom: "I just can't believe Starr would stoop to that...right in the middle of Montana and Dakota's wedding!"wedding!"
** In "Bart's Dog Gets an F," Lisa takes to watching a soap opera with Marge while staying home with mumps and learning to sew.
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--> '''Marge:''' Mmm, I dunno… I just dip in and out. I'm only watching today because Randi is coming out of her coma, and she knows the phony prince's body is hidden in the boathouse.
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** In "Bart's Dog Gets an F," Lisa takes to watching a soap opera with Marge while staying home with mumps and learning to sew.
--> '''Lisa:''' Gee, is it ''always'' this good?
--> '''Marge:''' Mmm, I dunno… I just dip in and out. I'm only watching today because Randi is coming out of her coma, and she knows the phony prince's body is hidden in the boathouse.
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* Chiun, Remo's Sinanju sensei in ''Film/RemoWilliams'', is addicted to his soap opera, considering it to be high culture, saying, "It concerns family, love, honor and courage, all that is noblest in the human spirit."
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* Chiun, Remo's Sinanju sensei in ''Film/RemoWilliams'', ''Film/RemoWilliamsTheAdventureBegins'', is addicted to his soap opera, considering it to be high culture, saying, "It culture and saying of it, "it concerns family, love, honor and courage, courage -- all that is noblest in the human spirit."
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* ''WesternAnimation/MollyOfDenali'': Despite being a preteen boy, Oscar is a fan of the SoapWithinAShow ''The Butler of Finicky Manor''.
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* When auditioning for ''Series/FunHouse'', Melanie and Martina Grant brought a full-sized television with them so they wouldn't miss their daily dose of Australian soap opera.
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* Quite a few villains from ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' [[VillainsOutShopping are fans of soap operas]], particularly Shocker and Rhino.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSecretLifeOfPets'', Gidget loves watching telanovelas. In fact, one inspires her to go help save Max.
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It's possible that this trope will [[DeadHorseGenre die]] out in America and become a ForgottenTrope in the next decade. Five of the nine American daytime serials airing have been canceled since 2007 (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and many say they're on their last legs anyway. Of course, with {{telenovela}}s still airing outside of the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, this would float on.
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It's possible that this trope will [[DeadHorseGenre die]] out in America and become a ForgottenTrope in US in the next decade. Five of the nine American While there were well over a dozen serials on daytime serials airing network TV in TheSeventies, the number dwindled to nine by 2007, and five of those have since been canceled since 2007 (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and many say they're on their last legs anyway. ''Days of Our Lives'' moved from network to streaming-only in 2022, increasing speculation that the others might follow them or just end altogether. Of course, with {{telenovela}}s still airing air outside of the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, this would float on.
so the genre is unlikely to complete disappear.
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** Surprisingly, despite [[AdaptationPersonalityChange her characterization and]] [[RaceLift background being radically different]], Mamá Cabrera is ''still'' this in ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017''; the only difference is that she watches [[Telenovela telenovelas]].
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** Surprisingly, despite [[AdaptationPersonalityChange her characterization and]] [[RaceLift background being radically different]], Mamá Cabrera is ''still'' this in ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017''; the only difference is that she watches [[Telenovela [[{{Telenovela}} telenovelas]].
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** Surprisingly, despite [[AdaptationPersonalityChange her characterization and]] [[RaceLift background being radically different]], Mamá Cabrera is ''still'' this in ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017''; the only difference is that she watches [[Telenovela telenovelas]].
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* ''Series/YoungSheldon'': In "A Clogged Pore, a Little Spanish and the Future", George becomes the daytime game show version of this: instead of looking for a (second) job, he sits around all day viewing game shows. He has a special fondness for [[Series/ThePriceIsRight Plinko]].
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** Played with elsewhere in the book, as Bryson became [[AddictiveForeignSoapOpera quite enamoured with]] ''Series/CoronationStreet'' when he moved to Britain as a young man in the Seventies, finding it a source of useful insight into the culture of the country where he was now living and the more grounded setting and characters much more relatable than any American soap he'd ever seen.
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* In ''Film{{Joy|2015}}'', Terri is an agoraphobe who spends all day in her room watching soap operas.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic and in dire need of a life, show him watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. If an actual real-life soap opera is mentioned, it's usual a show like ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' and ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful''--if it's not a real-life soap opera, then it's some kind of SoapWithinAShow.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic pathetic, and in dire need of a life, show him them watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. If an actual real-life soap opera is mentioned, it's usual a show like ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' and ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful''--if it's not a real-life soap opera, then it's some kind of SoapWithinAShow.
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In Australia, this type of character does appear occasionally, but tends to be shown as addicted to American rather than Australian soaps due to their more over-the-top nature. In Latin America this type of character is virtually absent since soaps are, in most countries, pretty much the only kind of dramatic production locally produced; and given that in Hispanic culture soap operas are so far on the [[SlidingScaleOfSillinessVersusSeriousness serious side of the scale]] that they are SeriousBusiness, such a character would be seen as too aware for his own good, or a shot in the network's foot.
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In Australia, this type of character does appear occasionally, occasionally but tends to be shown as addicted to American rather than Australian soaps due to their more over-the-top nature. In Latin America this type of character is virtually absent since soaps are, in most countries, pretty much the only kind of dramatic production locally produced; and given that in Hispanic culture soap operas are so far on the [[SlidingScaleOfSillinessVersusSeriousness serious side of the scale]] that they are SeriousBusiness, such a character would be seen as too aware for his own good, or a shot in the network's foot.
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** It's a ShoutOut to ''Series/YoSoyBettyLaFea'', the Colombian telenovela which ''Ugly Betty'' is based off of.
* Julius on ''Series/EverybodyHatesChris'' gets hooked on ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' when he is at home from work with the gout. Once he returns to work, he tapes the episodes.
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* TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 showed Krang as a fan of a soap opera.
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* In one episode of Series/{{Psych}} "Lights, camera, homicidio" we found out that pretty much everyone is a fan of a daytime drama, a telly novella called 'Explosion Gigantesca de Romance'. Shawn's the only one not addicted, and he ends up starring in it as 'Chad'.
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** Rachel and, to a lesser extent, Monica are both big soap opera fans even before Joey gets cast on ''Days of Our Lives''. Several episodes feature plots where Joey tries to keep his friends from embarrassing him in front of his co-stars with their {{Fangirl}} behavior.
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* ''Series/{{Frasier}}'': Both Crane brothers have indulged in watching soap operas despite their usual high-brow tastes, earning mockery from their friends (and in Niles' case from Frasier) for their [[{{Hypocrite}} hypocrisy]]. They both attempt to claim the shows are much deeper than they seem, comparing the complexities to the works of Creator/CharlesDickens or CommediaDellArte, but nobody buys it.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic and in dire need of a life, show him watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. The most popular soap to care about seems to be ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', though a [[SoapWithinAShow fictional, parodic soap]] works just as well.
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The Daytime Drama Queen is a predominantly American trope. If you want to show a character as sad, pathetic and in dire need of a life, show him watching and caring about the events of a SoapOpera. The most popular If an actual real-life soap to care about seems to be opera is mentioned, it's usual a show like ''Series/GeneralHospital'', ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'', though ''Series/AllMyChildren'', ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless'' and ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful''--if it's not a [[SoapWithinAShow fictional, parodic soap]] works just as well.
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* Quite a few ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' [[VillainsOutShopping villains like soap operas]], particularly Shocker and Rhino.
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* Creator/BruceLee was a [[RealMenWearPink huge fan]] of ''Series/GeneralHospital'' and known to get ''very'' cranky if he missed an episode.
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* Averted with Spike on ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' who was shown enjoying ''Series/{{Passions}}'' on several episodes and it was shown as something he genuinely enjoyed and appreciated, indicating he had liked it before becoming a pathetic, crypt-dweller. Since he's a vampire, daytime soaps may have been like late-night TV for him. Possibly.
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* Averted with Spike on ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' who was shown enjoying ''Series/{{Passions}}'' on several episodes and it was shown as something he genuinely enjoyed and appreciated, indicating he had liked it before becoming a pathetic, pathetic crypt-dweller. Since he's a vampire, daytime soaps may have been like late-night TV for him. Possibly.
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It's possible that this trope will [[DeadHorseGenre die]] out in America and become a ForgottenTrope in the next decade. Five of the nine American daytime serials airing have been canceled since 2007 (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and many say they're on their last legs anyway. Of course, with {{telenovelas}} still airing outside of the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, this would float on.
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It's possible that this trope will [[DeadHorseGenre die]] out in America and become a ForgottenTrope in the next decade. Five of the nine American daytime serials airing have been canceled since 2007 (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and many say they're on their last legs anyway. Of course, with {{telenovelas}} {{telenovela}}s still airing outside of the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, this would float on.
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It's possible that this trope will [[DeadHorseGenre die]] out in America and become a ForgottenTrope in the next decade. Five of the nine American daytime serials airing have been canceled since 2007 (''Series/{{Passions}}'', ''Series/GuidingLight'', ''Series/AsTheWorldTurns'', ''Series/AllMyChildren'', and ''Series/OneLifeToLive''). Only ''Series/DaysOfOurLives,'' ''Series/TheYoungAndTheRestless,'' ''Series/TheBoldAndTheBeautiful,'' and ''Series/GeneralHospital'' remain, and many say they're on their last legs anyway.
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anyway. Of course, with {{telenovelas}} still airing outside of the US, and are distributed through binge watching platforms like Youtube and Netflix, this would float on.
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* ''Manga/DeliciousInDungeon'': In an omake after a chapter that involved shins, basically dream eating clams, they notice that the dreams being projected from the shin that was eating Marcille's dreams was basically a romantic soap opera. Nearly the entire party gets enthralled by the story over the first "season", with the finale leaving them in tears. The second season was apparently a drop in quality, as they progressively get more annoyed with the forced drama until everyone but Izutsumi gives up on it.
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* In [[Literature/LambTheGospelAccordingToBiff Lamb]], Biff is able to sneak away from the angel Raziel (yes, ''that'' angel Raziel) while Raziel is watching soaps in their hotel room.
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In Britain, watching soaps is more acceptable, and since the better-quality soaps tend to be broadcast during UsefulNotes/{{primetime}}, daytime drama queens just don't show up so often on the European side of UsefulNotes/ThePond. On the other hand, they've now got an entire television channel (called "Dave") that fills nearly the same role, a fact regularly mocked on ''Series/TopGearUK'' and the various BBC PanelShows it repeats ''ad nauseam''. A closer British equivalent is to mock a character for watching daytime talk shows, such as Tricia or Jeremy Kyle, or daytime quiz shows like ''Series/{{Countdown}}''.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Detentionaire}}'' after [[spoiler:he gets suspended for accidentally admitting he cheated on an assignment and subsequently grounded by his parents]], Cam becomes addicted to a {{telenovela}}. He later desperately tries to summarize said telenovela to the pizza boy in order to have ''some'' form of communication with the outside world.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Detentionaire}}'' after [[spoiler:he gets suspended for accidentally admitting he cheated on an assignment and subsequently grounded by his parents]], Cam becomes addicted to a {{telenovela}}. He later desperately tries to summarize said telenovela to the pizza boy in order to have ''some'' form of communication with the outside world.