Editing All My Children (section)

=== Crossovers ===
In 2000, ''All My Children'' was featured in a major crossover event that encompassed all the then existing ABC Daytime soap lineup. [[Linda Dano]] brought her ''One Life to Live'' character [[Rae Cummings]], to Pine Valley, where she connected with her mother [[Myrtle Fargate]]. It was also revealed during that storyline, that longtime existing ''All My Children'' character [[Skye Chandler]], was Rae's daughter. Skye, who had spent time on ''One Life to Live'' from 1999 to 2001, then followed Rae to Port Charles, the setting of the soaps ''General Hospital'' and ''Port Charles'', where she became a member of the [[Quartermaine family]], and made appearances until 2012.

''All My Children'' has featured several crossovers with other ABC soaps, including an extensive 2004 'baby switch' storyline with ''One Life to Live'' which featured crossovers of over 20 characters between the two shows. In 2011, ABC did a comedic crossover with the [[TV Land]] comedy ''[[Hot in Cleveland]]'', in which fictitious actress Victoria Chase (portrayed by [[Wendie Malick]] but credited as Chase) does a cameo appearance on ABC alongside Susan Lucci. In the ''Hot in Cleveland'' storyline, Chase and Lucci (portrayed as herself) are daytime-TV contemporaries and rivals.

In 2017, ''All My Children'' character [[Alex Marick]] appeared on ''General Hospital'', where she masqueraded as her sister [[Anna Devane]]. She made further appearances in 2019 and 2020.

''All My Children'' also gets mentioned in the sitcom ''[[Friends]]'' where the character [[Joey Tribbiani]] goes up for the part of "Nick the Boxer" in ''All My Children'' and convinces one of his students in his acting class to portray Nick as homosexual in an attempt to put the casting directors off. Much to Joey's disgust, the student gets the part. In addition the manager of the Central Perk coffeehouse, Gunther, reveals that he played Bryce in ''All My Children'' until his character was killed off.