( EW.com ) -- Disappointing news for fans of `` All My Children , '' which was supposed to earn a second lease on life next year when it was supposed to resurface via The Online Network in January . The company that bought it from ABC may hold off premiering it for at least a few months and focus on getting `` One Life to Live '' back to fans , instead , according to Variety . Prospect Park , a media and production company founded in 2009 by Jeffrey Kwatinetz and former Disney Studios head Rich Frank , bought `` AMC '' and `` OLTL '' last July after ABC canceled them . ( `` AMC '' ended in September ; `` OLTL '' goes away in January ) . The hope was to bow new installments of `` AMC '' online starting in January , but that was before Prospect started having a tough time securing stars from the longtime serial ( here 's looking at you , Susan Lucci ! ) . So far , only Cameron Mathison ( Ryan Lavery ) and Lindsay Hartley ( Dr. Cara Castillo Martin ) have agreed to continue with `` AMC '' once it goes online . In contrast , `` OLTL '' 's Erika Slezak ( Victoria Lord ) , along with Ted King ( Tomas Delgado ) , Michael Easton ( John McBain ) and Kassie DePaiva ( Blair Cramer ) , among others , will stay in the fictitious town of Llanview for Prospect 's new venture . Along with the soaps , The Online Network is supposed to feature entertainment and lifestyle shows . See the full article at EW.com . CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of Entertainment Weekly . © 2011 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved .
The company that bought `` All My Children '' from ABC may hold off premiering it . It will focus on getting `` One Life to Live '' back to fans . The Online Network is supposed to feature entertainment and lifestyle shows .