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All My Children (1970 TVseries)

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Please release the very best soap opera ever to hit the air waves --All My Children. I've been a fan since its inception (when it aired for 30 mins.) Phil, Jeff, Chuck, Erica and Tara and all the other characters from the early 70s run rings around the soap characters of today. Truly classic tv!

I would definitely love to see All My Children released on DVD in it's entirety.
I watched all my life and my daughter has watched all her life. It is an institution that should not be lost.

I read somewhere that if they put AMC on DVD, they would have to pick certain parts of the story to use because there was so much air time. Well, I think that's just silly. I would buy it all every episode there is, especially since the show is older than me, and there's so much I only partially know.

I, also have watched this show from the beginning and was shocked when we were told it was being cancelled. I, along with all soap fans should boycott ABC. But mostly boycott the shows that are replacing AMC and OLTL.

I would love them to release the best of amc from the 70s on up

All I want for Christmas is the full-up DVD compilation of all AMC episodes. If I can score this for my wife, we would both be so happy. Someone, please bring it on. Is there a way we can, as a group, urge some entity to get this project going?

amc I would deff . buy in store or on amazon for the seasons but they should go up to older season like when kendeal first arrived in pinevally and then up..

Need to release the whole series! Every episode, every second of every show. I would buy two sets, one for me, one for my mother.

Please release All My Children on dvd - I would buy the full set and pretend that my favorite show since it began wasn't really cancelled for another cooking show!! NO price to large!

I started watching AMC in 1970. I recognize that not everyone would be interested in the early years, and not everyone would be interested in the later years. So, my suggestion would be to start by offering certain years, such as 1970, 1980, 1990, etc. so that they could judge which decades are going to sell well, and which aren't. Perhaps even start with the "glory days", when AMC was always one of the top 3 rated soaps each week. I have to say I likely would not buy anything later than the mid 90s, but I am sure younger people would want the ones that they remember from the 90s and 2000s.