
The Edge of Night
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Search complete. 12 mentions across 10 episodes found for "The Edge of Night".
Nov 3, 2026
Clarksville, Captain Kirk and the Caped Crusader: Celebrating 1966 in Pop Culture
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49:03Yusuf LamontGUEST
Interesting little anecdote.
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49:04Yusuf LamontGUEST
The old soap opera Edge of Night, which was on CBS, was intended to be like a date.
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49:09Yusuf LamontGUEST
It was the same producers.
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49:10Yusuf LamontGUEST
It was going to be a daytime version of Perry Mason.
Terror at Collinwood Episode 140: Return to the Shadows with Johnny D and Mark Maddox
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37:19Mark MaddoxGUEST
No, I don't think so.
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37:20Mark MaddoxGUEST
Edge of Night's coming.
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37:21Mark MaddoxGUEST
No.
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37:22Mark MaddoxGUEST
Dark Shadows, I remember being on Cloud 9, you know.
Season 2, Episode13: "Magic Fire"
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9:54Chris BerrymanHOST
Snoops, Quincy, Emmy, Cagney and Lacey and Simon and Simon and later served.
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10:00Chris BerrymanHOST
as head writer of The Edge of Night for over 400 episodes.
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10:05Chris BerrymanHOST
And this soap was famous for its very involved crime and mystery storylines.
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10:10Chris BerrymanHOST
But here's perhaps the most fun connection.
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
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29:59Anna KeizerHOST
So I have almost all TV shows for him.
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30:02Anna KeizerHOST
The Edge of Night.
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30:03Anna KeizerHOST
He also has been on some soap operas.
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30:06Anna KeizerHOST
Santa Barbara being one of them.
Episode 360 Ground Zero: JMWAVE And The Cuba Question Miniseries Part 2
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15:30Jeff CrudeleHOST
She'd started out as an actress, Hollywood, and soap operas on CBS.
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15:35Jeff CrudeleHOST
I don't know if you remember The Edge of Night and As the World Turns, well, she was on both of them.
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15:41Jeff CrudeleHOST
In 1953, a magazine called her TV's first lady of sin.
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15:47Jeff CrudeleHOST
And then she reinvented herself as a journalist.
Let's dance: Albie Selznick’s Lifelong Quest to Work With David Bowie
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25:36Phil ProctorHOST
I had a similar experience.
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25:39Phil ProctorHOST
My first job out of Yale, I was still in Yale as a senior, was the Edge of Night.
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25:45Phil ProctorHOST
Oh, wow.
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25:46Phil ProctorHOST
So, so far.
Lori Loughlin & Laurie Felt – Good Company
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10:58Lori LoughlinGUEST
I had done some commercials.
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11:01Lori LoughlinGUEST
And then I got a part on The Edge of Night.
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11:05Lori LoughlinGUEST
I did a small role in a movie with Blythe Danner for NBC.
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11:13Lori LoughlinGUEST
And the name of it was Too Far to Go.
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11:15Lori LoughlinGUEST
It was based on a John Updike novel.
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11:17Lori LoughlinGUEST
And then after that I got on a soap opera, The Edge of Night.
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11:21Lori LoughlinGUEST
And I was too young for the role.
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11:23Lori LoughlinGUEST
They sent me in anyway.
Another World’s Historic 90-Minute Era: Tom Lisanti, Richard Bekins, Janice Lynde, Paul Katz and Barnet Kellman Share Behind-the-Scenes Stories of Daytime’s Most Ambitious Experiment
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59:46Tom LisantiGUEST
And they took One Life to Live and All My Children up with them.
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59:51Tom LisantiGUEST
They left Ryan's Hope and Edge of Night sort of in the middle.
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59:54Tom LisantiGUEST
But the whole ABC and the adventure storylines that came and the glitz and the glamour in the 80s affected all the shows.
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60:02Tom LisantiGUEST
So even when you're doing the book, another world, It looks like it was more homey in like 77, 78, 79.
The Legendary Perry Mason TV Series: Raymond Burr’s Iconic Courtroom Drama Explained
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31:15Tom GulleyHOST
They paid very copious attention to that, okay? And the radio series without the Mason character, they took the radio series of Perry Mason, right, which Gardner despised, it was romance.
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31:30Tom GulleyHOST
They took that and they, they removed Perry Mason entirely and turned it into a TV soap opera called The Edge of Night, which was on for a long, long, long time.
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31:46Tom GulleyHOST
So after these film and radio attempts to do Perry Mason, Gardner refused to license his insanely popular Perry Mason for any more adaptations.
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32:03Tom GulleyHOST
Well, his literary agent was an advertising executive named Thomas Cornwall Jackson, who had married an actress, an actress by the name of Gail Patrick in 1947.
450 Dan Curtis: The Dark Shadow Era w/Dr. Jeff Thompson
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22:32Jeff ThompsonGUEST
It just had a lot of atmosphere.
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22:33Jeff ThompsonGUEST
It was just a few steps beyond Peyton Place or the Edge of Night in terms of having an air of mystery and the unknown.
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22:44Jeff ThompsonGUEST
Sounds were heard in the Collinwood Mansion and sounds of sobbing and doors opening and closing, hints of ghosts.
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22:53Jeff ThompsonGUEST
But that was really it.