Showing posts with label Seeking Simone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seeking Simone. Show all posts

Thursday, November 28, 2013

Indie Series of the Week Results (November 17-23, 2013)

FAMILY PROBLEM moved up to No. 1 this week.
The results are in from the We Love Soaps "Indie Series of the Week" poll for web series that aired November 17-23, 2013. A new episode of FAMILIY PROBLEMS was voted favorite web series followed by WORK IN PROCESS, PROFESSIONAL FRIEND, SEEKING and STALLIONS DE AMOR.

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

RANKSHOWLAST WEEKTOP 3
1FAMILY PROBLEMS86
2WORK IN PROCESS-1
3PROFESSIONAL FRIEND33
4SEEKING-0
5STALLIONS DE AMOR48
6STILL120
7TELEVISEAN-5
8POL-0
9THE LYONS DEN105
10INVESTMENTS-0
11QUARTER CENTURY-0
12SILVER SPOON BLUES150
13INTERVENTION130
14CLOSE FRIENDS131
15SMOKE AND MIRRORS-0
16CONNECTIONS-0
17LAWYERS-0
18WATER COOLER-0

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

Friday, March 11, 2011

Indie Soap Spring Preview Guide



Coming off the success of the recent Indie Soap Awards and a successful winter full of fabulous new episodes, the web series community is excited about what's next. WE LOVE SOAPS TV is happy to offer our Indie Soap Spring Preview Guide with the latest news and happenings from returning shows to crossovers and spin-offs. Check it out below.

SEASON PREMIERES


THEN WE GOT HELP!
Season Two Premiere Date: March 18

Creator and star Julie Ann Emery offers a preview of the new season: "The thing I think I'm most proud of is Season Two is fully fan funded. We did a crowd funding campaign and we surpassed our maximum budget asked for. We may not have the biggest audience on the web, but our fans are FIERCE!

Friday, March 12, 2010

Gays on Indie Soaps: We Have Arrived!


Yesterday on We Love Soaps, I lamented the firing of Brett Claywell and Scott Evans from ONE LIFE TO LIVE, and pondered if gays and lesbians are better or worse with extraneous and disposable representation on daytime television. Today I am celebrating the integral and fundamental portrayals of gays and lesbians on several of the wonderful indie soaps now available. If you are one of the viewers that are disappointed by the disappearances of "Kish," "Otalia," "Nuke," or simply enjoy seeing same sex couples do more than touch one another's chins, then you definitely will want to check out the positive and sexy images on the shows below.  [To watch the show, simply press on the title].

ANACOSTIA: If DESPERATE HOUSEWIVES took place in an upper-middle class African-American suburb, and given realistic and emotionally gripping stories, then you would have the compelling indie soap ANACOSTIA. The ensemble cast has magic chemistry together, and was deservedly given the Indie Soap Award for Best Ensemble. However, unlike the ABC show, the gay couple in this neighborhood is not peripheral and used for comic relief, they are an integral and essential part of the fabric of the show from Episode One onward. The love scene between these two men makes "Kish's" sex look like something done by Disney. Hey, wait a minute...just check out ANACOSTIA now!

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Davis & Olbert Win For Breakthrough Performances

Preston Davis from BUPPIES and Renée Olbert from SEEKING SIMONE tied in the Breakthrough Performance category at the 1st Annual Indie Soap Awards on Feb. 1, 2010. Click here to watch the entire telecast.