They had three in 1982 when they still had *Texas* and took *Search For Tomorrow* off CBS’s hands when they no longer wanted it (just as they would do for ABC’s *Taxi* in primetime the same year).
DAN REGION was a great announcer on AS THE WORLD TURNS letting him go was the start of a long down hill slide for AS THE WORLD TURNS. and also not getting to see closing credits go across the TV screen not seeing closing credits crawl across the screen was also the beginning of the long down hill slide for GUIDINGLIGHT.
Not seeing the credits had nothing to do with the downhill slide of both soaps. Every show stopped showing full credits around the year 2000. Furthermore, the firing of Dan Region had nothing to do with the downhill slide of ATWT, as much as I love Dan Region. The death of Douglas Marland is what sealed ATWT's fate.
Dan Region probably had to mention the preemption. But I can tell you from having dealt with him once that he's one heck of a nice guy. He let me use an article he wrote about his trip to Gettysburg in my classes and was very much interested in the fact that I teach history. I wish he'd gotten more announcing work after Procter & Gamble dismissed him from "ATWT."
I remember emailing him, and even tweeting at him on occasion. He was taken aback at how much I loved his announcing days at ATWT. He definitely is a true gent. I was so sad when they let him go in 1998.
Does anybody have closing credits of As the World Turns from the late 80s-early 90s with a wedding photo in the background in lieu of the usual animation of the earth rotating? It was from the days when the theme music was "The World Turns On and On." If anybody has it, can they please upload it?
In SE PA, until mid September 1995 it was on WCAU (Channel 10) and then it was on KYW (aka CBS3) for the remainder of its run (CBS & NBC were playing musical network affiliates so WCAU going forward became known as NBC10).
Wondering what the preemption was? Guessing it was for the US Open, which CBS used to carry every Labor Day (locally was preempted for the Jerry Lewis telethon).
Checking out the cast credits since there's a minister and wedding musicians am wondering who was getting married. I'm wagering that it was Lisa getting married since Grant Colman was in the credits. He had actually left the show in 1981, getting fed up with the drama of Lisa & Joyce butting heads over him (what can you expect with a handsome dude who's an attorney?) The last straw was when a partially reformed Joyce cooked up a scheme of having a terminal growth on her brain, causing him to propose to remarry her (most likely out of sympathy). Lisa, knowing that Joyce tended to be a schemer just like she was in the old days but with a neurotic, nutty twist, eventually ferreted out the truth - and I suspect Lisa still had the hots for Grant even though they divorced.
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I was so addicted to cbs soaps in the 80s. Like a bad 💉 😀
NBC only had one soap opera with Procter and Gamble Productions. 2:00.
They had three in 1982 when they still had *Texas* and took *Search For Tomorrow* off CBS’s hands when they no longer wanted it (just as they would do for ABC’s *Taxi* in primetime the same year).
Stay tuned for Guiding Light next on most of these CBS stations.
I once wrote Dan Region a letter and he sent me a beautiful picture of him with a letter I'll never forget him
What was the letter about?
I don’t know why this theme’s my favourite!
Love this theme...captures the essence of the soap opera
DAN REGION was a great announcer on AS THE WORLD TURNS letting him go was the start of a long down hill slide for AS THE WORLD TURNS. and also not getting to see closing credits go across the TV screen not seeing closing credits crawl across the screen was also the beginning of the long down hill slide for GUIDINGLIGHT.
Not seeing the credits had nothing to do with the downhill slide of both soaps. Every show stopped showing full credits around the year 2000. Furthermore, the firing of Dan Region had nothing to do with the downhill slide of ATWT, as much as I love Dan Region. The death of Douglas Marland is what sealed ATWT's fate.
I like this closing because of the trumpet coming in
My absolute favourite!
Dan Region was also an announcer for the CBS Schoolbreak Specail
That was awfully nice of Dan Region to mention a preemption.
I always like the way he would word the preemption
When Was This?
It was his job. He didn’t make up the announcements. They were scripted.
I remember one time having a dream about the opening of this show & Kermit the frog was sitting on top of the globe singing
Dan Region probably had to mention the preemption. But I can tell you from having dealt with him once that he's one heck of a nice guy. He let me use an article he wrote about his trip to Gettysburg in my classes and was very much interested in the fact that I teach history. I wish he'd gotten more announcing work after Procter & Gamble dismissed him from "ATWT."
I remember emailing him, and even tweeting at him on occasion. He was taken aback at how much I loved his announcing days at ATWT. He definitely is a true gent. I was so sad when they let him go in 1998.
He didn't deserve to be let go!
@@TheDeadmanRules That’s true. It was a cost cutting move.
Money undoubtedly used as hush money for Les Moonves’ predatory behavior.
Due to special programming As the World Turns will not be seen Monday!
Stay tuned for Guiding Light next on most of these CBS Stations.
stay tuned for GUIDINGLIGHT next over most of these CBS STATIONS.
God I feel old
As the World Turns is a Procter & Gamble Production in association with the CBS Television Network.
if you heard DAN SAY AS THE WORLD TURNS WON,T BE SEEN YOU KNEW IF YOU WERE ALSO A GUIDINGLIGHT WATCHER THAT IT ALSO WOULD NOT BE SEEN.
Does anybody have closing credits of As the World Turns from the late 80s-early 90s with a wedding photo in the background in lieu of the usual animation of the earth rotating? It was from the days when the theme music was "The World Turns On and On." If anybody has it, can they please upload it?
As The World Turns Was On KLAS-TV Channel 8 In Las Vegas Nevada
In SE PA, until mid September 1995 it was on WCAU (Channel 10) and then it was on KYW (aka CBS3) for the remainder of its run (CBS & NBC were playing musical network affiliates so WCAU going forward became known as NBC10).
As the World Turns won't be seen Monday,but will be back Tuesday,Twinspin Tuesday that is!
Stay tuned for the Guiding Light next on most of these CBS Stations. Jewelry by Charles Christhell Forpigeonoff New York.
Charles Krypell for Fortunoff New York.
I miss my time so much
"...and LISA" I LOVE THAT!!!
Lol yes they practically gave her the whole screen!!! 😁
@@misterhot9163 should of been Helen wagner was the Matriarch of Atwt. Not eileen fulton
@@ManuelGuzman067 Eileen earned that credit. She made this show a phenomenon.
@@BLTKellys no she did not. Boring actress . Colleen Zenk Barbara Stenbeck was Diva show
@@latinoheat5169 yes she did you moron. Lisa was the center of the show in the 60s and 70s.
i love dan region GREAT ANNOCCER
Wondering what the preemption was? Guessing it was for the US Open, which CBS used to carry every Labor Day (locally was preempted for the Jerry Lewis telethon).
NBA Basketball. Houston Rockets vs. Cleveland Cavaliers.
Here in Detroit we had the Jerry Lewis telethon
What’s the airdate?
2:55 pm EST this ending would be playing in Ohio. 😊 Then the Guiding Light.
Executive In Charge of Production EDWARD TRACH
Special Effects BOB TAYLOR & RON VITELLI
It’s 2:00 Is Procter and Gamble going to be selling toothpaste this year.
Crest Charmin Bounty Align Pepto Bismol Dawn and Tide
Supervising Producer KENNETH L.FITTS
is Dan region still alive
Yes he is alive.
Yes, he is.
@@njlee8785 GREAT
@@zacheryalderton5328 Last I heard he was living in New Mexico. A really nice guy.
Supervising Producer KENNETH L.FITTS Special Effects BOB TAYLOR
Special Effects RON VITELLO
LLOYD RANNEY EVANS retired cause LARRY KING took over as art director of AS THE WORLD TURNS
I thought Seth was gone by 1988?
Seth came back many times over the years for various short term visits.
Checking out the cast credits since there's a minister and wedding musicians am wondering who was getting married. I'm wagering that it was Lisa getting married since Grant Colman was in the credits. He had actually left the show in 1981, getting fed up with the drama of Lisa & Joyce butting heads over him (what can you expect with a handsome dude who's an attorney?) The last straw was when a partially reformed Joyce cooked up a scheme of having a terminal growth on her brain, causing him to propose to remarry her (most likely out of sympathy). Lisa, knowing that Joyce tended to be a schemer just like she was in the old days but with a neurotic, nutty twist, eventually ferreted out the truth - and I suspect Lisa still had the hots for Grant even though they divorced.