These kinds of marathons were usually limited to series to which Soapnet had the rebroadcast rights (ABC's soaps, "Days of our Lives" and previously, "The Young and the Restless"). However, in a lead-up to the 33rd Daytime Emmy Awards, the channel showed episodes of soaps that showcased performances that garnered award-nominating attention – including those from "Guiding Light" and "As the World Turns" – a first for the channel. Also, during its 13-year existence, the channel aired marathons of its acquired programs; such as on September 3, 2007, when it aired a marathon of "The O.C." called "Summer Spice", showcasting the metamorphosis of Summer Roberts (played by Rachel Bilson) throughout the series. The network only aired one dramatic series produced exclusively for the network, a prime-time spin-off of "General Hospital" entitled "", which aired for two seasons from July 2007 to October 2008. This is a list of programs formerly broadcast by Soapnet prior to its cease in production. NOTE: "Programs broadcast by Soapnet before shutdown." In late 2008, the network entered into a distribution agreement with Sony Pictures Television to air a package of recent films from the studio's library and some archived content on weekend evenings, along with several 20th Century Fox films and some in ABC and ABC Family's telefilm archive aimed at the network's target audience. The network discontinued airing films on April 30, 2011 as the network's operations began to wind down, with much of its film library migrating to Lifetime Movie Network (which is owned in part by Disney through A&E Networks).