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TVGuide CA proudly unveils our third annual awards show nominees representing the best that the soap opera world had to offer. 
Then we got Help! is Nominated for the 2010 Soap Opera Spirit Awards.

OUTSTANDING WEB SERIES OR SPECIAL

Anyone But Me
Buppies
Diary Of A Single Mom
Michael Fairman's Guiding Light Daytime Emmy Award Tribute (four-minute version)
Imaginary Bitches - A Very Special Emmy Bitches Special
Pratt Falls
Then We Got Help!
Y&R's Kitty - True Soap Story
Venice
Unplanned Pregnancies and Suspicions of Cheating on Season Finale of Then We Got Help!
Then We Got Help!, the hilarious web dramedy from Julie Ann Emery and Kevin Earley, wraps its stellar first season today with an episode entitled "Your Cheating Heart". On today's show one of the main characters realizes he or she is being cheated on in the middle of the meeting, another announces an unexpected pregnancy, yet another says they want to start a family and one half of a couple wants to move outside of the country for work. And you thought Dallas used to end with killer cliffhangers!

Please, please hurry back Then We Got Help! I have fallen in love with each and every one of these quirktastic characters. Shout out to Emery (Emily), Earley (Kenny), Jessica Rush (Jenny), Nicholas Rodriguez (Danny), Blake Hammond (Eric), Sean Mahon (Terry), Susan Ferrara (Gerry), Alan Campbell (Thom) and Kirsten Shaw (Anna) who turned out one helluva funny, drama-filled, introspective season!
Daemon's TV: Today's webseries to check out is THEN WE GOT HELP!
Daytime Confidential- Jamey Giddens Jan 23, 2010
Every time I watch an episode of Julie Ann Emery and Kevin Earley's smartly written and deftly acted web dramedy Then We Got Help! I find myself laughing so hard I almost pop my spleen one minute, then literally aching the next, because the situations the couples find themselves comically confronting hit so damned close to home.

 

In this week's sharp episode, the members of Emily's (Emery) motley crew of couples seeking therapy sans a therapist embark on a role reversal exercise. Mad props toSusan Ferrara (Gerry) and Sean Mahon (Terry) who nail it as their unhappily marrieds switch places to cuss one another out!

One Life to Live breakout Nicholas Rodriguez, who plays health nut Dan in the serial, also kills it as his character pretends to be Dan's hammy hubby Eric, played by Broadway star Blake Hammond. Since Hammond usually steals the show each week, Rodriguez managed to pull that fete by mimicking Hammond spot on. Then We Got Help!, along with Buppies and The Bannen Way are three of the web series we've covered that are definitely ready for primetime players.

Nominated Best Indie Web Series (Comedy) by "We love Soaps". 
THEN WE GOT HELP star Nicholas Rodriguez was featured in a recent story in the New York Daily News. The story mentioned the show's Indie Soap Award nomination and Rodriguez talked about his role on the show as well as ONE LIFE TO LIVE. 
WE LOVE SOAPS

Perhaps the most underrated of the web series we cover, Then We Got Help! consistently provides hilariously-real storylines for its four very different couples. On this week's two-parter—by far the funniest of the series to date— neurotic, self help book-obsessed Anna (Kristen Shaw) is group leader. Two words: Poisonous Uterus. See Part II after the jump! -Jamey Giddens
Full article at Daytime Confidential

Rodríguez is playing yet another gay “husband” in the comedy “Then We Got Help,” a weekly Web series he said was about “four dysfunctional couples who can’t afford couples therapy.” The series has been nominated for an Indie Soap Award by the Web site We Love Soaps.
Jan 13, 2010
FULL ARTICLE in NY DAILY NEWS

Video: A new episode of "Then We Got Help!"

Episode 4 of the new web series Then We Got Help! is up and live! I have taken particular interest in the show because it features a gay couple played by One Life to Live's Nicholas Rodriguez and Blake Hammond. But now I'm getting hooked on all of the characters!

Then We Got Help!, in a Webcast Ceremony on February 1, 2010, was announced the WINNER! of the  Best Indie Web Series (Comedy) by We Love Soaps in there 1st Annual Indie Soap Awards.
Developed by We Love Soaps to honor the efforts of creative forces in the world of independent web series production, specifically those who produce continuing serialized drama series. 
This "Indie Soap Award" was given to Then We Got Help! in a special category recognizing the achievements in comedy.

Julie Emery's terrific web series Then We Got Help about a group of friends who have organized their own therapy session has a new episode out today.

Episode three is 8-Track Soundtrack and there are some revealing moments for the gay couple in the group Dan (Nicholas Rodriguez) and Eric (Blake Hammond). We learn that Dan still believes Eric is the "Right Man" for him. But what is Dan's reaction when Eric reveals he lives every day waiting for Dan to leave him?

To catch up on the first two episodes, go to the show's homepage.
Link Greg In Hollywood page.

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