2010 Soap Opera Christmas And New Year’s Pre-Emptions
Days airs new episodes! (NBC)
Tis the season…
Updated on December 29:
We wanted to bring this forward as a reminder. Happy New Year’s!
Previously Reported on December 16:
The holidays are rapidly approaching, which means there will be a few soap opera pre-emptions for Christmas and New Years.
Thursday December 23 and Friday December 24:
As with every year, all ABC soaps will be pre-empted on both days and will air encore episodes. All My Children will air its November 22 and 23, 2010 episodes, General Hospital will air its February 1 and 2, 2007 episodes and One Life to Live will air its October 22 and 25, 2010 episodes.
CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful and The Young and the Restless will air new episodes on Thursday. While B&B will air a new episode on Friday, Y&R will air a repeat of Michael Baldwin’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” episode on that day.
NBC’s Days of Our Lives will air new episodes on Thursday and Friday.
Thursday December 30 and Friday December 31:
ABC soap operas will air encore episodes. All My Children will air its November 29 and 30, 2010 episodes, General Hospital will air its February 16 and 19, 2010 episodes, and One Life to Live will air its October 28 and 29, 2010 episodes.
CBS' soaps will air new episodes on Thursday but will be pre-empted on Friday.
NBC's Days of Our Lives will air new episodes on Thursday and Friday.
All soap operas will be back on Monday January 3 to continue normal programming. As always, please check your local listings for pre-emption airings in your area.
Soaps.com wishes all of our readers a happy holiday season! If you haven't already viewed our look back at some holiday storylines visit the Top 12 Most Memorable Soap Opera Christmases.
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