The Week contest: Soap Opera - September 30, 2011
After 41 years and more than 10,000 episodes, All My Children is going off the air. Please come up with the name of a new soap opera that deals with the vital issues of today
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Last week's contest: After 41 years and more than 10,000 episodes, All My Children is going off the air. We asked you to kindly come up with the name of a new soap opera that deals with the vital issues of today.
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