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  As the World Turns Premieres (1956)Soap operas began in the early 1930s as 15-minute radio episodes and continued in that format when they began appearing on TV in the early 1950s. As the World Turns premiered as the first half-hour TV soap. The show, which primarily focused on two professional families in the fictional town of Oakdale, Illinois, ran for 54 years and aired nearly 14,000 episodes. For 20 of those years, it was most-watched daytime drama in the US. What interrupted a live broadcast of the show in 1963? More... Discuss |
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3 comments:
I saw this on the news last night. All I could think about was that little pair of pliers that Dad kept in his pocket and "helped" us part with a few teeth each. I think he even used it on Gary and Brad. Wonder how sanitary that thing was?
My first reaction was "ewwwwwwwww" and my second was "I wonder how fast that rocket was going when it took off because that was a lot of string and that tooth came out darn quick!"
The kid's expressions were priceless.
Seems like a problem with connecting to YT tonight for me , will try agian tomorrow as this sure looks like my kind of vid, one of those you dont like to look at but still play it over and over.
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