After Loving's final episode in November 1995,  the character of Frankie Hubbard would carry over to The City appear for the last time in 1996 then In March 2002, with new head-writer Richard Culliton at the helm, AMC releases as casting call for the role of "Frank" but the shows refusal to comment on the role leads to much speculation among fans and the soap press that the character is Frankie Hubbard and that Kevin Mambo was being considered for the role.
On July 4, 1995, ABC officially canceled Loving due to low ratings, and its final episode aired on November 10, 1995. Loving characters Ally, Alex, Angie, Buck, Frankie, Jacob, Steffi, Jocelyn, Richard, Tony, Danny and Tess moved to New York City's SoHo District and began a new series, The City, which would run until March 1997. After Loving's final episode in November 1995, Ballard would then carry the character over to The City last appearing in 1996. In March 2002, with new head-writer Richard Culliton at the helm, AMC releases as casting call for the role of "Frank". The shows refusal to comment on the role leads to much speculation among fans and the soap press that the character is Frankie Hubbard. Later it is reported that Two time Emmy winner, Kevin Mambo (ex-Marcus Williams; Guiding Light) was being considered for the role of Frank. 
