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Artificial soap operas

 Computer generated soap operas
 
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Surely now with the advent of fantastic computer graphics and artificial intelligence, these two diciplines could be combined to generate soap operas for public consumption. I mean they couldn't be any worse than what we have now, could they? Maybe they could be cyclic with a seamless joining of the beginning plot, with the end over, say, a ten year cycle. I'm beginning to quite worry myself.
—Max Normal, Aug 02 2003

All My Circuits http://www.tvcentra...s/allmycircuits.jpg
[krelnik, Oct 04 2004]

Some baking done http://www.csmonito...14/p13s01-almo.html
[fergdeff, Oct 04 2004]

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       *As The Flamewar Burns* is one of the soaps which plays regularly here. Sporadic schedule, though.
—thumbwax, Aug 02 2003
   

       Nooooooooooooh!
—gnomethang, Aug 02 2003
   

       will Little Bo Peep get her man?
will Buzz Lightyear be jealous?
will Woody get caught surfing the internet at work?
will babe get eaten by FarmerJohn's wife?		   

       tune in next week...
—po, Aug 02 2003
   

       Computer generated flamewars: I like that even better.
—Max Normal, Aug 05 2003
   

       Halfbaked on Futurama: "All My Circuits", starring Calculon. An all-robot soap opera.
—krelnik, Aug 05 2003
   

       Don't tell anyone that the story is computer generated. Make it a Turing test.
—kbecker, Aug 05 2003
   

       This reminds me of the practice of generating trashy novels and pornography with (mechanical) machines for the proles in 1984.
—Detly, Aug 06 2003
   


 

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