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Billy: Cute kid who died after a long stretch at the hospital, but not before he met his hero... | Billy: Cute kid who died after a long stretch at the hospital, but not before he met his hero... | ||
| − | Race Car Driver Cliff Steele: Guest-stars in 1986, his tears at Billy's bedside caused 'a brief buzz | + | Race Car Driver Cliff Steele: Guest-stars in 1986, his tears at Billy's bedside caused 'a brief buzz about a Daytime Emmy nomination', at least according to Cliff's manager (and no one else). |
Revision as of 04:46, 13 January 2025
| Secret Hearts (TV Soap Opera) | |||
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| Ongoing | |||
| Original Release: | 01 October 1965 | ||
| Synopsis: | One of the longest-running daytime soaps in US history, Secret Hearts has captivated audiences for generations. Broadcast by and filmed on location at GBS Studio 15-B in New York. | ||
| Cast: | Cliff Steele, Police Chief Kinkaid, Nic Kinkaid, Joanna Heart, Dr. Winslow, Takumi-3000, the Port Charlotte Ripper, Natalia, Billy | ||
Intro: "There is love that we have in the open... then there's what's hidden in the depths of our Secret Hearts."
Cast:
Chief Kinkaid: Port Charlotte police chief, deceased since 1992.
Nic Kinkaid: Identical twin of the Chief, separated at birth and raised by a gypsy woman, murdered his twin and stole his life.
Joanna Heart: Married to the Chief, later had Nic's lovechild while in a coma.
Dr. Winslow: Port Charlotte county coroner and forensic pathologist. Former lover of Nic--in his guise as the Chief--but wooed away by and is currently married to...
Takumi-3000: Japanese sex bot and Nic's rival for Dr. Winslow's affections.
Port Charlotte Ripper: Believed to be executed last summer, but crimes with his M.O. have recently resumed.
Natalia: Recent arrival to Port Charlotte who may not be a doctor but knows something of the Ripper's crimes.
Billy: Cute kid who died after a long stretch at the hospital, but not before he met his hero...
Race Car Driver Cliff Steele: Guest-stars in 1986, his tears at Billy's bedside caused 'a brief buzz about a Daytime Emmy nomination', at least according to Cliff's manager (and no one else).
Crew:
Jeremy 'J.K.' Kane: Director, shouter-in-chief
Greg Gilbert: Writer, womanizer, gambling addict
Alan Ward: Producer, friendly-seeming but pushy and manipulative
Peter Barton: Casting Agent, always on the lookout for new talent
Henny Peters: Script Supervisor, helpfully peppy
