The Young and the Restless
Fri Mar 21 1997
TV Flash files “Fri Mar 21 1997” as hour 226 of 5785 in the TV Flash guide — The Young and the Restless (1973–present) on CBS, season 1997, episode 59, aired 1997-03-21, 60 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S1997E59: listed hour 226 of 5785 in the The Young and the Restless guide, hour 36 of 64 in season 1997. It aired 1997-03-21 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Thurs Mar 20 1997” (S1997E58). Next is “Monday March 24 1997” (S1997E60). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
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Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
Christine wants Paul to go with her to the party that Danny is organizing to celebrate Phyllis and Danny Jr's return. Paul would rather stay home; he's injured and he's suffering. Christine insists and Paul finally agrees to go with her. At Danny's, Phyllis gives Paul, Lynne and Christine the cold shoulder, so they all leave. Diane and Victor have lunch together. She would like him to change his mind about Jack. Nick tells Doris that he might get a job in Seattle.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Fri Mar 21 1997 sit in the The Young and the Restless guide?
S1997E59 is listed hour 226 of 5785 — hour 36 of 64 in season 1997, season 1997 episode 59.
When did The Young and the Restless S1997E59 air?
Fri Mar 21 1997 aired 1997-03-21 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Where do I enter a soap that is still on?
This catalog seat is the 1973 launch: youth, wealth, and a glossier daytime look. Later Newman/Abbott wars are the long rumble, not a required origin binge.
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Why this series still plays
Genoa City boardrooms, bedrooms, and that billboard-handsome theme: daytime retools for youth and wealth instead of kitchen-sink gloom. The Newman and Abbott wars still rumble decades later. The 1970s soap that decided glamour was a ratings strategy, then kept looking like a perfume ad with subpoenas.
The theme walks in like a billboard. March 26, 1973, CBS: William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell open Genoa City and daytime retools for youth and wealth instead of kitchen-sink gloom. The Young and the Restless mixes interlocking families, corporate warfare, and romance in a glossier, younger-skewing soap style — Jaime Lyn Bauer, William Gray Espy, Brenda Dickson's Jill Foster, Dorothy Green, Robert Colbert among the early faces. Famous theme by Barry De Vorzon and Perry Botkin Jr. Boardrooms, bedrooms,…
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- Jaime Lyn Bauer as Lorie Brooks
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- William Gray Espy as Snapper Foster
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- Brenda Dickson as Jill Foster
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- Dorothy Green as Jennifer Brooks
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- Robert Colbert as Stuart Brooks
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