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* FondMemoriesThatCouldHaveBeen: In the aftermath of Gwen and Ethan's daughter, Sara's, stillbirth, Gwen grieves for their daughter when she envisions a child Sara consoling her. She then visualizes them attending ''The Nutcracker Suite'' as a family, Sara about to attend her prom, and her and Ethan getting her ready for her wedding.
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''Passions'' is, to date, the last new soap opera to premiere on American daytime television. It replaced the long-running ''Series/AnotherWorld''; when it premiered in 1999, there were eleven soaps on the air. Now there are four (three on broadcast TV, one on streaming), and, as a result of ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' being moved to Creator/{{Peacock}} in 2022, none at all on NBC, the network which once aired ''Passions''.

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''Passions'' is, to date, the last new soap opera to premiere on American daytime television. It replaced the long-running ''Series/AnotherWorld''; when it premiered in 1999, there were eleven soaps on the air. Now there are four (three on broadcast TV, one on streaming), and, as a result of ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' being moved ''Days'' moving from the network to co-owned Creator/{{Peacock}} in 2022, none at all on NBC, the network which once aired ''Passions''.
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''Passions'' is, to date, the last new soap opera to premiere on American daytime television. It replaced the long-running ''Series/AnotherWorld''; when it premiered in 1999, there were eleven soaps on the air. Now there are three, and none at all on NBC, the network which once aired ''Passions''.

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''Passions'' is, to date, the last new soap opera to premiere on American daytime television. It replaced the long-running ''Series/AnotherWorld''; when it premiered in 1999, there were eleven soaps on the air. Now there are three, and four (three on broadcast TV, one on streaming), and, as a result of ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' being moved to Creator/{{Peacock}} in 2022, none at all on NBC, the network which once aired ''Passions''.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: A tabloid reporter, who was more than happy to bring down both the Cranes and the Bennetts with TheReveal that [[spoiler:Sam, not Julian, is Ethan's real father]], still had genuine sympathy for Grace, knowing the hurt that the revelation would do to her.

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