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Goede tijden, slechte tijden, English: Good times, bad times, also known as GTST, is the longest-running Dutch soap opera, which began on 1 October 1990 on RTL4. The programme was the first daily soap in the Netherlands. GTST is broadcast Monday to Friday at 20:00. Around 1.5 million viewers watch each episode. It is the highest rated soap opera in the Netherlands. The soap mainly revolves around the lives of the families Alberts, Sanders, De Jong, Van Houten and Bouwhuis. It all takes place in the fictional town of Meerdijk. Like any other soap, marriage, divorce, kidnapping and business are a few of the ingredients of GTST, although in recent years, GTST has become known for writing and producing more controversial storylines. GTST is also known for having a summer break each year, ending a season sometime in June with a cliffhanger, only to resume three months later in September.

The story of a first love, the one you think is the greatest and the only real one, that makes you daydream, laugh and cry at the same time, not knowing why.

This was one of the first two soaps. It aired from 1951 to 1980, when after a hiatus for retooling made the show unwatchable. It had a great run on CBS, but over time ratings slipped, and was eventually cancelled. The show was based at first on two sisters, Veronica and Meg. Eventually, other characters were introduced.

This is a Mexican telenovela produced by Giselle Gonz

The Carlisle family was ruled with an iron fist by their tyrannical father, Boris who is bludgeoned to death by a mysterious assailant. The list of enemies includes his oldest daughter, Natalia who suffered from years of psychological abuse and torment. Her younger brother, Ivan shared her feelings of hatred for Boris so when Boris doesn't show up for Ivan's wedding; no one is shocked or upset. It's only later that the family learns their father died in a car accident the night before. But when Natalia goes to the morgue to identify her father's body, she has a self-satisfied smile as she hopes her father suffered during his last moments on earth. Did Natalia kill her father or did someone else beat her to the punch?

Sordid Lives: The Series is a comedy prequel to the stage play and 2000 full-length film of the same name that featured performances by Olivia Newton-John, Beau Bridges, and Delta Burke among others. The show is the story of a dysfunctional family in rural Texas and the crazy, and somewhat, sordid lives of... matriarch Peggy (Rue McClanahan), who's having an affair with her daughter's best friend's husband, G.W., a war vet with artificial legs; Latrelle (Bonnie Bedelia), Peggy's prim and proper daughter, who has a prescription pill addiction; LaVonda (Ann Walker), Peggy's free-spirited other daughter; Brother Boy (Leslie Jordan), Peggy's gay son, who's confined to a mental institution and dons drag as his favorite country singer, Tammy Wynette; Ty (Jason Dottley), Latrelle's son, a former soap opera actor living in Los Angeles and on the verge of coming out of the closet; Sissy (Beth Grant), Peggy's much younger chain-smoking sister, who witnesses all the dysfunction in the family; Noleta (Caroline Rhea), G.W.'s wife and Sissy's neighbor, who disdains her miserable marriage while fantasizng about a better life; and Bitsy Mae Harling (Olivia Newton-John), an ex-convict taken in by Peggy, who introduces Peggy to the wild life at Bubba's bar.

The cop show so crazy they wanted to ban it in Holland. Popoz is the most batsh* t crazy police show on television - even the Dutch think it's a bit much.

Two Spanish friends, Bruno and Torcuato, they run away from the Spanish Civil War and find refugee in Argentina. But, luck its no what they found and they end up in mutual betrayal.

In her 25th wedding anniversary party, Victoria Mendoza (Victoria Ruffo) finds out her husband Enrique Mendoza (Arturo Peniche) has a mistress, Tatiana López (Andrea Lopez). Suddenly Victoria's whole life crashes around her as she realizes her marriage is wrecked. As she tries to heal the pain of her husband's adultery, she meets the 33-year-old Jerónimo (Mauricio Ochmann) out of the blue.[1] Victoria falls for this younger man, giving her a second chance at the true love and passion missing in her loveless marriage. Many of her loved ones oppose her relationship, including her daughters Paula (Geraldine Bazán) and Mariana (Laura Perico), her mother Mercedes (Margalida Castro) and her ex-husband. They blame her for the breakup. On the other hand, her son Santiago (Ricardo Abarca) offers unconditional support.[1] Victoria has many problems but does she know she has those problems? Can she solve them? So Victoria faces a difficult decision: either fight to keep true love alive or surrender and let it slip away.

Sacrifice of love is a fiction in costume set in one of the most beautiful places in Italy. In the spectacular landscape, unique in the world, of the marble quarries of Carrara, Sacrifice of love opens the scenery on an extraordinary historical period, full of social and cultural ferments that, from 1913, the last year of the Belle Epoque, through the hell of World War I will be the background to the events of our protagonists who will live their passions with a disruptive power, like the epic of that period.