dramas as part of its nighttime schedule. France Rue Carnot (1984-1987) : Aired on Canal+. Sous le soleil (1996-2008) : Aired on TF1. Les vacances de l'amour (1996-2007) : Aired on TF1. Third series and first soap opera in the Hélène et les Garçons franchise. Plus belle la vie (2004-2022) : Shown on France 3 on Monday to Friday evenings. Cœur Océan (2006-2011) : Aired on France 2. Baie des flamboyants (2007-2008) : Aired on France Ô. Foudre (2007-2011) : Aired on France 2. Seconde Chance (2008-2009) : Aired on TF1. Cinq Sœurs (2008) : Aired on France 2. Paris 16e (2009) : Aired on M6. Les Mystères de l'amour (since 2011) : Broadcast by TMC. Fourth series and second soap opera in the Hélène et les Garçons franchise. Les Flamboyants : (2011-2012) : A spin-off of Baie des flamboyants, aired on France Ô. Sous le soleil de Saint-Tropez (2013-2014) : A spin-off of Sous le soleil, aired on TMC. Cut ! (2013-2019) : Aired on France Ô. Demain Nous Appartient (since 2017) : Shown on TF1 on Monday to Friday evenings. Un si grand soleil (since 2018) : Broadcast by France 2. OPJ, Pacifique Sud (since 2019) : Broadcast by France Ô. Ici Tout Commence (since 2020) : Shown on TF1 on Monday to Friday evenings. Greece In Greece, there have been several soap operas. ANT1 An early serial was Sti skia tou hrimatos ("Money Shadows"), which ran from 1990 to 1991. September 1991 saw the debut of Lampsi ("the Shining"), from creator Nicos Foskolos. The series would become Greece's longest-running soap opera. After the success of Lampsi came the short lived To galazio diamandi ("Blue Diamond") and Simphonia siopis ("Omertà"). Lampsi was canceled in June 2005 due to declining ratings. It was replaced by Erotas ("Love"), a soap that ran from 2005 to 2008. After that series ended, ANT1 abandoned the soap opera genre and focused on comedy series and weekly dramas. Greece's second longest-running soap is Kalimera Zoi ("Goodmorning Life"), which ran from September 1993 until its cancellation in June 2006 due to low ratings. MEGA Mega Channel began producing soap operas in 1990 with the prime time serial I Dipsa ("The Thirst"), which ran for 102 episodes. Other daytime soaps have included Paralliloi dromoi (1992–1994) and its successor Haravgi ("Daylight", 1994–1995), both of which were cancelled due to low viewership; as well as the serials Apagorevmeni