Indie Series of the Week Poll Results (March 16-22, 2014)

GAYS was voted favorite web series of the week.

The results are in from the We Love Soaps "Indie Series of the Week" poll for web series that aired March 16-22, 2014.

GAYS finished in first place for the week. A new episode of BEACON HILL was second, followed by the series finale of DEVANITY, AMERICAN KOKO and THE BOYS WHO BRUNCH.

Check out the complete results below including the Favorite Actor, Actress and Couple/Duo of the Week:

RANK	SHOW	LAST WEEK	TOP 3
1	GAYS	-	2
2	BEACON HILL	1	3
3	DEVANITY	5	25
4	AMERICAN KOKO	-	0
5	THE BOYS WHO BRUNCH	-	0
6	OUR CULTURAL CENTER	14	0
7	HAPPY HOUR	13	0
8	WINNERS	-	0
9	VICKY & LYSANDER	-	0
10	OUT WITH DAD	10	13
11	SUBMISSIONS ONLY	-	0
12	RYAN AND RUBY	-	0
13	LIFE STARTS NOW	-	0
14	BLEAK	7	0
15	AVE 43	15	13

See the rest of the poll results and watch last week's Top 3 Indie web series below:



Watch BEACON HILL at beaconhilltheseries.com (subscription required).

BEACON Hill Set To Premiere March 5th, Will Use Subscription Model

Emmy Award winning actress and producer Crystal Chappell of Open Books Productions (VENICE, THE GROVE) and Linda and Jessica Hill of Bella Books and Bella Productions have teamed up to produce the much-anticipated web series BEACON HILL. Premiering March 5th, the series is a political drama that centers on two Boston families at opposite ends of the political spectrum. While politics pit the two family patriarchs squarely against each other, it's the relationships between the younger generations that create conflict and drama on BEACON HILL. Written by Linda and Jessica Hill, BEACON HILL is a story about family, relationships and politics.

Alicia Minshew Previews BEACON HILL on WE LOVE SOAPS TV

Alicia Minshew previews BEACON HILL.

On the latest episode of WE LOVE SOAPS TV (5.11), Roger Newcomb traveled to the set of an east cost photo shoot for upcoming web series BEACON HILL, a Open Book Productions and Bella Books political drama premiering on March 5.

Watch our new episode below as we speak with actress Alicia Minshew about her role as "Sara Preston" on BEACON HILL. Minshew talks about starring opposite Sarah Brown on the show, shooting on location, and the advantages of working with producers like Crystal Chappell and Hillary B. Smith, who have played the same types of scenes as actresses.



For more information on BEACON HILL, visit beaconhilltheseries.com.

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- Crystal Chappell & Tina Sloan Preview BEACON HILL on WE LOVE SOAPS TV

AXED FROM DAYS: Matthew Ashford, Sarah Brown, Christie Clark & Patrick Muldoon

Soap Opera Digest is reporting the cast cuts have begun at DAYS OF OUR LIVES with Matthew Ashford (Jack), Sarah Brown (Madison), Christie Clark (Carrie) and Patrick Muldoon (Austin) all reportedly told their characters are leaving Salem.

Co-executive producer Greg Meng hinted at big changes in an earlier interview with TV Guide Magazine: "We're looking at weaving people in and out, and bringing them back later if we can. And that's all I'm going to say about that right now."

WE LOVE SOAPS TV 3.20 Sarah Brown & Eric Martsolf

On Episode 3.20, John Carrozza and Doug Prinzivalli (executive producers of PRETTY The Series) travel to the Day of DAYS event at Universal Studios CityWalk and speak with Sarah Brown and Eric Martsolf whose characters, Madison and Brady, work together and might be playing together as well.

The actors preview what they would like to see happen on DAYS OF OUR LIVES, share holiday traditions and talk about playing super heroes.

Watch our latest episode below and let us know what you think.

PREVIEW: Tonight's CASTLE With Sarah Brown

"The Third Man" - Mysteries abound when a family returns from vacation to discover a dead man in their daughter's bed. Thinking they're investigating the murder of a squatter, Castle and Beckett soon find themselves unraveling a multi-million dollar heist. Meanwhile, Castle tries to keep Beckett from finding out that they've been romantically linked when he's featured as one of New York's 10 most eligible bachelors, on CASTLE, tonight (10:00-11:00 p.m., ET) on ABC.