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Line 3: Out in the real world, this storyline will usually be used as part of a big publicity campaign for the soap opera in question. A spectacularly successful example was the wrongful imprisonment of Deidre Rachid in ''[[Coronation Street]]'' in 1997, with even the newly-elected Prime Minister Tony Blair speaking up for the "Free Deidre" campaign.▼ ''[[Soap]]'' also used this for the first season-ending [[Cliff Hanger]] on network TV.▼ {{examples}} == Live-Action TV == ▲* A spectacularly successful example was the wrongful imprisonment of Deidre Rachid in ''[[Coronation Street]]'' in 1997, with even the newly-elected Prime Minister [[Tony Blair]] speaking up for the "Free Deidre" campaign. ▲* ''[[Soap]]'' also used this for the first season-ending [[Cliff Hanger]] on network TV. {{Needs More Examples}}<!-- Maybe something from a Radio Soap Opera, if any troper here is old enough to remember them. And are there any Web Original Soap Operas? --> ~~{{Trope Needs Examples}}~~ {{reflist}}