We’ve had nonstop interruptions in NY/NJ for weeks now. It looks like CBS didn’t put Friday’s episode online. I hope they add Katherine week to their website and app.
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Yes that it correct. You change the season and they’re there. They put 3 of the classic episodes up online. Nikki’s wedding, Jill telling John she’s pregnant, and the masquerade ball. All were great to see. They did not put up Chris & Christines honeymoon from Friday. I really hope they add the Katherine episodes.
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Friday’s classic episode and today’s are not online. Because of where we live (in the hills some way outside St. Louis) we can’t get broadcast signals without putting a digital antenna in our house, which we’ve resisted, so we get all of our TV from streaming services, so it would be nice if the network put these eps up online.
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I just went to CBS.com, using the menu ladder on the left go to Shows and selected Daytime to get to Y&R. You'll see Full Episodes and If you pull down the Season button I was able to see Season 11, 18 and 20 and the current one (47). Would think you should be able to see it and stream if you have internet.
Season 11 is the 4/13/84 Nikki/Victor Wedding. Did not see a subscribe button.
Season 18 is the 10/02/91 Masquerade party. For some reason It came up with Subscribe button for me (I'm already a member so am able to view)
Season 20 is the previous Friday's episode where Jack is suspicious of Victor as far as trying to get Nikki to go back to him. I didn't see a subscribe button for this one. From 03/09/93. I didn't get to see this one as all but the last 10 minutes were preempted for me here so will definitely be going back to watch.
Hope this helps.Last edited by TunerEyes; April 27, 2020, 09:36 PM.
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No doubt since the others have been put up all of the vintage ones will be too. Just need patience I guess. I have CBS All Access, so pay for that, and seeing the same episodes listed as going through their website that everyone has access to.
The aspect ratio of the old shows is quite striking and the videos have a soft edge to them.
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I have been exchanging emails with a customer service person with CBS All Access and it has been frustrating to say the least. I had written to enquire about the site putting up the classic episodes that CBS had broadcast on Friday and yesterday and twice the person wrote back to say that the show was on hiatus due to the virus and that was why there were no episodes online on those days. I wrote back, twice, that I knew that the show was on hiatus and was enquiring about the classic episodes (which are reruns), saying that the first three had been up on the site/app but the two most recent had not. I finally had a response to my email responding to the second one I'd gotten telling me that the reason the shows were not online was because the show was on hiatus, and the person asked me to list the episodes that had aired but which were not on the site -- I am not sure why the person cannot look at the same information I can find online, but, okay, I sent a list...and included the episodes that are supposed to run today through Friday. I realize (and said this in my emails to the site) that there are worse problems in the world right now, but, as I say, it has been frustrating trying to get an answer because the person responding to me seems to have no idea what's going on with the network/site/app.
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I see the episodes from season 11 (Victor and Nikki's first wedding), season 18 (the masquerade ball) and season 20 (Neil and Dru's honeymoon, and a secret that Jill has been keeping from John). Those all showed up on the site on the same day they aired on CBS, but none of the episodes since have shown up. That is the issue -- that they started out uploading the eps on the same day they aired, but they haven't the last three days.
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I wonder if not showing the re-runs from last Friday, Mon., Tues., has to do with royalties and given that the show is on a shoe string budget, they pick and choose which ones get to be online after it airs on CBS TV. Maybe, not knowing when Y&R will be back in production, to make new episodes, and how many classics they can afford to rerun in its place, that it is cheaper to only air the reruns or classics one time only. Just guessing.
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I live in Los Angeles, so they'll show Y&R for about half an hour before it daily gets interrupted by Governor Newsom's coronavirus briefings. Yes, I believe the daily briefings are important. Its just that I was also looking forward to seeing these classic episodes. So, to only get half of it each day without being able to see it online or elsewhere is kinda of a bummer.
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I wonder if some of these older episodes were even digitized prior to this? If not they would need to digitize them and that might be hard to do since likely they are working from home. Plus they may not have the rights to the music. it would be nice though if they would respond and explain why some are not online.
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Originally posted by 57A Keolu Drive View PostAfter checking the drop down menu, I saw that all the seasons are online. But, you have to pay to access it.
I clicked the drop down menu all of the seasons are not online.
If you try to pay for it, you still won’t get the classics that are airing this week.
Unless the OP is talking about another official site. But as far as CBS All Access they are not there.
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