CBS Daytime
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CBS Daytime (CBSD) is a television programming block on CBS. CBSD's Senior Vice President is Barbara Bloom, its Vice President is Richard Mensing. Bloom reports to Nina Tassler, who in turn reports to Nancy Tellem, and Tellem's boss is Les Moonves. Lucy Johnson served as President of CDS-D from 1989 - 2003.
Its main competitors are ABC Daytime and NBC Daytime.
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[edit] Schedule
CBS Daytime (2003 - Present; NOTE: All times Eastern (ET); **affiliate schedules differ)
| 7:00 AM - 9:00 AM | The Early Show (TES) |
| 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | The Price Is Right (TPIR) |
| 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM | The Young and The Restless (Y&R) |
| 1:30 PM - 2:00 PM | The Bold and The Beautiful (B&B) |
| 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM | As The World Turns (ATWT) |
| 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM | Guiding Light (GL) ** |
[edit] The Early Show
- Debut: November 2, 1999
- Hosts: Julie Chen, Harry Smith, Dave Price, Russ Mitchell, Maggie Rodriguez
[edit] The Price Is Right
- Debut: September 4, 1972
- Host: Drew Carey
- Announcer: Rich Fields
- Production Company: RTL Group
- Producing Team: Roger Dobkowitz, Kathy Greco, Stan Blits, Sue MacIntyre
- Directing/Writing Team: Bart Eskander, Fred Witten
[edit] The Young And The Restless
- Contract Renewal: May 2009[citation needed]
- Debut: March 26, 1973
- Creators: William J. Bell, Lee Phillip Bell
- Production Companies: Sony Pictures Television (owns the majority of Y&R), Bell Dramatic Serial Company, Corday Productions Inc. (owns 1% of Y&R)
- Producing Team: Josh Griffith (EP), John Fisher, Anthony Morina, Josh O'Connell, Matthew J. Olson
- Directing Team: Susan Strickler, David Shaughnessy, Sally McDonald, Jill Ackles, Dean LaMont, Andrew Lee, John Zak, Phideaux Xavier
- Head Writer: Maria Arena Bell
- Associate Head/Breakdown/Script Writers: Scott Hamner, Paula Cwikly, Barbara Bloom, Brett Staneart [1], Neil Landau, Marla Kanelos, Eric Freiwald, Linda Gase [2], Cherie Bennett, Jeff Gottesfeld, Natalie Minardi Slater, Robin Burger [3], Diane Messina Stanley, Michael Montgomery, Sandra Weintraub, Corey Marsh, Kathryn Pratt [4], Shelley Meals, Valerie Ahern, Darin Goldberg [5], Christian McLaughlin, James Stanley, Tammy Ader, Linda Schreiber, Beth Milstein, Jay Gibson
- Creative Consultant: Bill Bell Jr.
- Casting Director: Karen Rea
- Cast: Peter Bergman, Vail Bloom, Eric Braeden, Bryton, Sharon Case, Judith Chapman, Jeanne Cooper, Doug Davidson, Don Diamont, Jerry Douglas, Chris Engen, Adrienne Frantz, Daniel Goddard, Michael Graziadei, Amelia Heinle, Vincent Irizarry, Christel Khalil, Christian LeBlanc, Kate Linder, Thad Luckinbill, Raya Meddine, Joshua Morrow, Emily O'Brien, Eyal Podell, Greg Rikaart, Melody Thomas Scott, Michelle Stafford, Kristoff St. John, Tammin Sursok, Jess Walton, Patty Weaver
- Former Crew Members: Lynn Marie Latham, Richard Dunlap [6], Lynsey DuFour, Marina Alburger, Bernard Lechowick
- Joining: Hogan Sheffer, Meg Kelly
- Record Low Viewership: 4,491,000 viewers on Friday, May 9, 2008; 4,503,000 viewers on Monday, May 19, 2008; 4,805,000 viewers on Friday, August 31, 2007
[edit] The Bold And The Beautiful
- Up for renewal: April 1, 2010[citation needed]
- Debut: March 23, 1987
- Creators: William J. Bell, Lee Phillip Bell
- Production company: Bell-Phillip Television Productions Inc.
- Producing team: Bradley Bell (Executive Producer), Rhonda Friedman, Ron Weaver, Cynthia J. Popp, Adam Dusevoir
- Directing team: Michael Stich, Deveney Kelly, Cynthia J. Popp, David Shaughnessy, Jennifer Howard
- Writing team: Bradley Bell (HW), Kay Alden, Michael Minnis, Janice Ferri Esser, Elizabeth Snyder, Rex M. Best, Tracey Ann Kelly, Patrick Mulcahey, Jerry Birn, John F. Smith, Lee Phillip Bell (Long Term Story Advisor)
- Story consultants: J.F. Esser & J. Birn
- Cast: Texas Battle, Eileen Davidson, Lesley-Anne Down, Susan Flannery, Jennifer Gareis, Winsor Harmon, Ashley Jones, Lesli Kay, Katherine Kelly Lang, Kyle Lowder, MacKenzie Mauzy, John McCook, Ronn Moss, Heather Tom, Hunter Tylo, Jack Wagner, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood
- Former Crew Members: Teresa Zimmerman, Anne M. Schoettle [7], Bill Glen [8], Nancy Eckels
- Record Low Viewership: 3,048,000 viewers on Friday, August 3, 2007
[edit] As The World Turns
- Debut: April 2, 1956
- Up for renewal: July 2009
- Production company: Procter & Gamble Productions Inc.
- Producing team: Christopher Goutman (Executive Producer), Carole Shure, Vivian Gundaker ([9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14], [15]), Jennifer Maloney, Jennifer Schacor
- Directing team: Habib Azar, Jennifer Pepperman, Maria Wagner, Sonia Blangiardo, Michael Eilbaum, John O'Connell, Christopher Goutman
- Writing team: Jean Passanante (Head Writer), Leah Laiman (Co-Head Writer), Lisa Connor, Cheryl Davis (playwright), Peter Brash, Susan Dansby, Courtney Simon, Richard Culliton, Lisa Kohn, David A. Levinson
- Cast: Dylan Bruce, Scott Bryce, Martha Byrne, Terri Colombino, Trent Dawson, Ellen Dolan, Eileen Fulton, Van Hansis, Don Hastings, Kathryn Hays, John Hensley, Scott Holmes, Roger Howarth, Elizabeth Hubbard, Agim Kaba, Jennifer Landon, Billy Magnussen, Kelley Menighan Hensley, Michael Park, Austin Peck, Marnie Schulenburg, Ryan Serhant, Jesse Lee Soffer, Helen Wagner, Maura West, Marie Wilson, Colleen Zenk Pinter, Kathleen Widdoes.
- Former Crew Members: Dan Hamilton, Charles C. Dyer, Tom Reilly
[edit] Guiding Light
- Debut: June 30, 1952
- Up for renewal: July 2009 ((citation needed))
- Production company: Procter & Gamble Productions Inc.
- Producing team: Ellen Wheeler (Executive Producer), Alexandra Johnson, Maria Macina, Jan Conklin, Christopher Cullen, Jill Lorie Hurst, David Brandon, Janet Morrison
- Directing team: Joe Cotugno, Tracey Bryggman [16]; [17]; [18]), Adam Resit, Jo Anne Sedwick, Brian Mertes, Matthew Lagle, Robert Scinto, Ellen Wheeler
- Writing team: David Kreizman (Head Writer), Donna M. Swajeski (Co-Head Writer), David Rupel, Tita Bell, Christopher Dunn, Charlotte Gibson, Lloyd Gold, Kimberly Hamilton, Penelope Koechl, Royal Miller, David Smilow
- Cast: Murray Bartlett, Robert Bogue, E.J. Bonilla, Mandy Bruno, Crystal Chappell, Jordan Clarke, Bradley Cole, Justin Deas, Bonnie Dennison, Frank Dicopoulos, John Driscoll, Beth Ehlers, Nicole Forester, Ricky Paull Goldin, Jessica Leccia, Robert Newman, Michael O'Leary, Ron Raines, Marcy Rylan, Lawrence Saint-Victor, Michelle Ray Smith, Gina Tognoni, Caitlin Van Zandt, Kim Zimmer.
- Record Low Viewership: 2,025,000 viewers on Friday, July 13, 2007; 2,076,000 viewers on Thursday, May 22, 2008; 2,080,000 viewers on Thursday, May 1, 2008.
[edit] Longest Running Actors
- Helen Wagner - Nancy Hughes, ATWT (1956-1981, 1981-1985, 1985-present): 52 years
- Don Hastings - Bob Hughes, ATWT (1960-present) : 49 years
- Eileen Fulton - Lisa Miller Grimaldi, ATWT (1960-1965, 1966-1983, 1984-present) : 46 years
- Patricia Bruder - Ellen Stewart, ATWT (1960-1995) : 35 years
- Larry Bryggman - Dr. John Dixon, ATWT (1969-2004) : 35 years
- Larry Haines - Stu Bergman, SFT (1951-1986): 35 years
- Kathryn Hays - Kim Hughes, ATWT (1972-present) : 36 years
- Mary Stuart - Jo Barron Tourneur, SFT 1951-1986): 35 years
- Jeanne Cooper - Katherine Chancellor, Y&R (1973-present): 35 years
- Charita Bauer - Bert Bauer, GL (1952-1984) : 33 years
- Marie Masters - Susan Stewart, ATWT (1968-1979, 1986-present) : 33 years
- Doug Davidson - Paul Williams, Y&R (1978-present): 30 years
- Colleen Zenk Pinter - Barbara Ryan, ATWT (1978-present) : 30 years
- Melody Thomas Scott - Nikki Newman, Y&R (1979-present): 29 years
- Eric Braeden - Victor Newman, Y&R (1980-present): 28 years
- Jerry verDorn - Ross Marler, GL (1979-2005): 26 years
- Patty Weaver - Gina Roma, Y&R (1982-present): 26 years
- Henderson Forsythe - David Stewart, ATWT (1960-1985) : 25 years
- Carolyn Conwell - Mary Williams, Y&R (1980-2003): 23 years
- Elizabeth Hubbard - Lucinda Walsh, ATWT (1984-1999, 1999-present) : 23 years
- Kate Linder - Esther Valentine, Y&R (1984-present): 23 years
- Ann Flood - Nancy Karr, TEON (1962-1984): 22 years
- William Johnstone - James Lowell, ATWT (1956-1978) : 22 years
- Robert Newman - Joshua Lewis, GL (1981-1984, 1986-1991, 1993-present) : 23 years
- Theo Goetz - Papa Bauer, GL (1952-1973) : 21 years
- Audrey Peters - Vanessa Dale Sterling, LOL (1959-1980): 21 years
- Ron Tomme - Bruce Sterling, LOL (1959-1980): 21 years
- Frank Dicopoulos - Frank Cooper, GL (1987-present): 21 years
- Susan Flannery - Stephanie Forrester, B&B (1987-present): 21 years
- Mandel Kramer - Bill Marceau, TEON (1959-1979): 20 years
- Katherine Kelly Lang - Brooke Logan, B&B (1987-present): 21 years
- John McCook - Eric Forrester, B&B (1987-present): 21 years
- Ronn Moss - Ridge Forrester, B&B (1987-present): 21 years
- Santos Ortega - Grandpa Hughes, ATWT (1956-1976) : 20 years
- Melba Rae - Marge Bergman, SFT (1951-1971) : 20 years
- Jess Walton - Jill Foster Abbott, Y&R (1987-present): 21 years
- Peter Bergman - Jack Abbott, Y&R (1989-present): 19 years
[edit] Bios
[edit] Tate
Judy Tate is an American television writer and playwright. Her credits include Another World (Script Writer, 1999), As The World Turns (Script Writer: 2000 - March 15, 2006; March 27, 2007 - October 15, 2007; Breakdown Writer: March 20, 2006 - March 26, 2007), and Days Of Our Lives (Breakdown Writer: November 12, 2007 - January 24, 2008). She has been nominated for 6 Daytime Emmys (won four times) and 2 WGA Awards. Her first Emmy win in 2001 was shared with Hogan Sheffer, Leah Laiman, Carolyn Culliton, Stephen Demorest, Hal Corley, Stephanie Braxton, Jeff Beldner, Tom Casiello, Susan Dansby, Judith Donato, Lynn Martin, Richard J. Allen, Laura Maria Censabella, Marie Masters, Courtney Sherman and Karen Lewis. [19], [20], [21]
[edit] Frisch
Peter Frisch is an American television/theatre director, playwright and producer. He has directed over 100 productions at the amateur, academic and professional level and has held faculty posts at the Juilliard School, Carnegie Mellon University (head of the School of Drama), Harvard University, Boston University, Georgetown University and UCLA. He has been Producing Director of the Hyde Park Festival Theatre, Resident Director with the Berkshire Theatre Festival and the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (a 7 year tenure), and Artistic Director of American Playwrights Theatre in Washington, D.C..
In 2002, Frisch was hired by CBS Daytime to be a producer on The Young And The Restless. He was also a producer on Tribes. Currently, he is the Executive Director of The Granada Theatre Restoration Project. [22] Frisch is a member of the Dramatists Guild, Producers Guild of America, Directors Guild of America, and the Writers Guild of America.
- Awards & Nominations: His macabre comedy Deadication, won a “Best of The Fest” Award at the Seattle Film Festival and his work in the theatre has received the Joseph Jefferson, Outer Circle and Helen Hayes Award.
- Links: [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32]
[edit] Pacelli
Frank Pacelli is an American television director. He has worked on The Young & The Restless (1984-1997), The Bold And The Beautiful) (1991-1992), Return To Peyton Place and Days of Our Lives (1978-1981). He has been nominated for 13 Daytime Emmys (DE) and a single DGA Award. His first DE nomination was shared with Al Rabbin and Joseph Behar.
[edit] Braxton
Stephanie Braxton is an American writer and actress who appeared on The Jeffersons, Hill Street Blues, Dallas, Eight Is Enough, Quincy M.E., The Edge of Night, All My Children (played Tara Martin from 1974-1976), Kings Crossing, The Secret Storm and Love Is A Many Splendored Thing. She wrote for As The World Turns (1988-1993, 2000-2001), Guiding Light (1983-1987, 2001-2003), General Hospital (1994-1998), Search For Tomorrow, and One Life To Live. She has been nominated for 6 Daytime Emmys and 5 WGA Awards.
[edit] Bradley Wiard
Nancy Bradley Wiard is an American television producer. As Senior Coordinating Producer of Y&R, she was in charge of publicity meetings, providing schedule information to the writers, dealing with the press, and labor contracts.
At age 21, Wiard moved back to L.A., and started in the Personnel department at CBS Daytime as a secretary. In 1978, Wiard joined Y&R as an Associate Producer, a post she would hold until 1981. In 1989, she was appointed to Coordinating Producer, and in 1999 promoted to Senior Coordinating Producer.
In 2001, David Shaughnessy named her producer, reporting directly to him. Wiard focused on management issues, while fellow producer Kathryn Foster supervised taping in the control booth.
Positions Held: Y&R: Senior Coordinating Producer (1999-2004); Coordinating Producer (1989-1999); Associate Producer (1978-1981)
Awards/Nominations: She's been nominated for 9 Daytime Emmys and won 2 times. She's also the recipient of a People's Choice Award, multiple NAACP Image Awards, Television Cares Ribbon of Hope Award and Social Service Award from the American Cancer Society.
[edit] Calhoun
Robert Calhoun is an American television producer and director. His credits include Guiding Light (as Executive Producer from 1988-1991), As The World Turns (1984-1988), Another World and Texas (1981). He has garnered 8 Daytime Emmy Award nominations. His first nomination in 1979 was shared with Ira Cirker, Melvin Bernhardt and Paul Lammers [41].
[edit] Past series on CBS Daytime
[edit] Soap operas
- The Brighter Day (1954-1962)
- Capitol (1982-1987)
- The Clear Horizon (1960-1962)
- The Edge of Night (1956-1975, then it moved to ABC)
- The Egg and I (1951-1952)
- The First Hundred Years (1950-1952)
- Full Circle (1960-1961)
- Hotel Cosmopolitan (1957-1958)
- Love Is A Many Splendored Thing (1967-1973)
- Love of Life (1951-1980)
- Portia Faces Life (1954-1955; it later became The Inner Flame 1955)
- The Road of Life (1954-1955)
- Search For Tomorrow (1951-1982, then it moved to NBC)
- The Secret Storm (1954-1974)
- The Seeking Heart (1954-1955)
- Valiant Lady (1953-1957)
- Where The Heart Is (1969-1973)
- Woman with a Past (1954)
[edit] Game shows
- The $10,000 Pyramid (1973-1974, then on ABC)
- The $25,000 Pyramid (1982-1988)
- Beat the Clock (1957-1958 daytime, then on ABC primetime, back to CBS, 1979-1980)
- Body Language (1984-1986)
- Card Sharks (1986-1989, previously on NBC, later syndicated)
- Gambit (1972-1976, then later on NBC)
- Hollywood's Talking (1973)
- Family Feud (1988-1993, previously on ABC, also syndicated)
- For Love or Money (1958-1959)
- The Joker's Wild (1972-1975, later syndicated)
- Match Game '73-'79 (1973-1979, previously and later on NBC, later on ABC, also syndicated)
- Now You See It (1974-1975 and 1989)
- Pass the Buck (1978)
- Password (1961-1967, later on ABC and NBC)
- Press Your Luck (1983-1986)
- Spin-Off (1975)
- Tattletales (1974-1978 and 1982-1984, also syndicated)
- Tic Tac Dough (1978, previously on NBC, later syndicated)
- To Tell the Truth (1962-1968 daytime, later on NBC and syndicated)
- Wheel of Fortune (1989-1991, previously and later on NBC, also syndicated 1983-present )
- Whew! (1979-1980)
[edit] Ratings History
[edit] Latest Ratings
Week of April 28- May 2, 2008 (Compared To Last WK/Compared To Last YR)
- 1. Y&R 5,305,000 (-28,000/-99,000)
- 2. B&B 3,977,000 (+197,000/+238,000)
- 3. ATWT 2,949,000 (+33,000/+105,000)
- 4. GH 2,896,000 (-132,000/-642,000)
- 5. DOOL 2,699,000 (-185,000/+183,000)
- 6. OLTL 2,590,000 (-71,000/-486,000)
- 7. AMC 2,468,000 (+2,000/-562,000)
- 8. GL 2,352,000 (-22,000/-212,000)
[edit] Selected Ratings
The period of time between 9/14/92 - 9/19/93
HH Ratings
Period of time between 9/16/96-9/21/97
- Y&R 7.2; DOOL 6.0; B&B 5.0; AMC 4.7; GH 4.7; ATWT 4.3; OLTL 4.0; GL 3.8; AW 3.1; PC 2.3; The City 2.0; Sunset Beach 1.8
[edit] External links
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