They've parodied a number of horror movies, as well as "The Wizard of Oz" in which 'Timmy,' the little boy played by a dwarf (who died last year), was Dorothy in drag and as they followed the yellow brick road they came upon a community of perverted munchkins.
They had a "Psycho" parody for a while with 'Norma Bates' carrying her father's skull around and talking to it. C'mon, when one of the regular characters is a witch, how serious can it be? I love it-it's such a riot! The show has done some really funny bits of movie parodies: they had characters do a musical scene straight out of "Chicago", with some words slightly altered the fit the current plot line. Sure, they have some of the typical soap stories, but they also do some pretty bizarre things. Allenġ. I just want to know why you watch sucky soap operas perhaps I'm just "old-school" and totally out of touch with contemporary soap opera trends. with half the fun being the joy of watching folks like me scratch our heads in befuddlement. Is Passions a parody of itself? Is it a cross between Dark Shadows, Edge of Night, and Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, and SOAP? Is it meant to be taken seriously, or is it entirely a spoof that those in the know take tongue in cheek. just often enough (in passing, and as background noise) to realize that something's not quite right. so I know pretty much what to expect in daytime dramas as far as production quality, acting depth, and storylines. but I've had on-and-off times when I'd keep up with All My Children and One Life To Live.
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