Hearing about Sean "beginning to unravel the map to the Quest" gives me the same excitement and chills as it did then!! And the preview was always right!
This show screened on Ten Network in Australia through this period. I remember it following Santa Barbara and The Bold and the Beautiful on Channel 10 in Perth.
I always love hearing this amazing closing theme from the now-cancelled soap “One Life to Live”, especially if it comes from an original broadcast recorded from my hometown of Houston, Texas! I wish I could see the complete episode from April 19, 1989 of OLTL (As it is dated in the title), but unfortunately, in my opinion, most episodes of the soap might have been wiped for reuse to tape other content. Such a shame. Thank you very much for sharing this as I am a BIG fan of soaps.
From what I understand copyrights with music used within the shows is one major factor you don't seen alot of them reaired on broadcast TV and streaming platforms.
@@davidbrunson8407 I can’t remember what year certain stories happened. 🤷🏻♂️ Sometimes they are categorized by year, other times it’s by storyline. Good luck.
0:29 - Shawn discovers the real map of the quest and begins to unravel its mystery. Stay tuned for "General Hospital" following an ABC News Brief next.
We didn't realize how good we had it during those years especially during the 70s and 80s the 90s were good but the seventies and eighties were great compared with today it wasn't perfect but it was better than the 2000
Wow! The way ABC staff announcer George Ansbro done this promo spiel during the OLTL closing credits amazed me. In fact, he and the other ABC staff announcers such as Bill Rice did an amazing job providing these promo announcements.
@@hshawn00 Pardon my French, but stifle yourself. As someone who has done voiceovers, I have idolized the likes of Ansbro and Rice. In this digital age, you can hear many of these themes sans announcements.
@@VaultMasterDBT Who the hell cares? I sure as hell don't. I said he got on my nerves, and I'm not changing what I said. Hell, I wrote this comment 2 years ago. I'm not in the best mood today, so fuck off.
The announcer here is George Ansbro, who was with ABC since 1948 and retired on January 14th, 1990, his 75th birthday. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Ansbro
Nope not at all! This guys voice sounds nothing like Anderson’s listen to wplg tv in Miami opens mid way ..on you tube ..Ernie did a lot of the voice work for a lot of local news stations in the 80s trust me that’s not Ernie on this! ABC had other voice over people
@@ekt8750 Trust us...that's not Ernie. Just look up any actual clip of Ernie and compare that to the voice heard here. The announcer speaking over these credits was George Ansbro, who had been at ABC for decades until his retirement in January 1990. I don't really hear how this was George "struggling" at all. Maybe he spoke a bit slower than Ernie, but this was his usual pace. Also, I'm pretty sure all these end credit announcements were live, as the booth announcers were on rotation all day and night.
Hearing about Sean "beginning to unravel the map to the Quest" gives me the same excitement and chills as it did then!!
And the preview was always right!
This show screened on Ten Network in Australia through this period. I remember it following Santa Barbara and The Bold and the Beautiful on Channel 10 in Perth.
I always love hearing this amazing closing theme from the now-cancelled soap “One Life to Live”, especially if it comes from an original broadcast recorded from my hometown of Houston, Texas! I wish I could see the complete episode from April 19, 1989 of OLTL (As it is dated in the title), but unfortunately, in my opinion, most episodes of the soap might have been wiped for reuse to tape other content. Such a shame. Thank you very much for sharing this as I am a BIG fan of soaps.
They stopped the wiping of tapes in the late 70s. There are episodes of OLTL from then on all over You Tube. 👌🏻
From what I understand copyrights with music used within the shows is one major factor you don't seen alot of them reaired on broadcast TV and streaming platforms.
@@GenXorcist1976 there is not many if any episodes of OLTL from 1989 on here. If I'm wrong, plz tell me what I can find it under.
@@davidbrunson8407 I can’t remember what year certain stories happened. 🤷🏻♂️ Sometimes they are categorized by year, other times it’s by storyline. Good luck.
Here's the full episode: ruclips.net/video/fanTDQnEI-E/видео.html
0:29 - Shawn discovers the real map of the quest and begins to unravel its mystery. Stay tuned for "General Hospital" following an ABC News Brief next.
SO EXCITING!!!
ALWAYS MADE YOU WANT TO WATCH HEARING THOSE PREVIEWS!
"time only knows how long forever's going to last"
We didn't realize how good we had it during those years especially during the 70s and 80s the 90s were good but the seventies and eighties were great compared with today it wasn't perfect but it was better than the 2000
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And, of course, Peabo Bryson often was heard singing the closing theme.
Wow! The way ABC staff announcer George Ansbro done this promo spiel during the OLTL closing credits amazed me.
In fact, he and the other ABC staff announcers such as Bill Rice did an amazing job providing these promo announcements.
He got on my nerves. Shut the hell up and allow us to hear the theme song. CBS anouncer only came on at the beginning and ending of the closing.
@@hshawn00 Pardon my French, but stifle yourself. As someone who has done voiceovers, I have idolized the likes of Ansbro and Rice. In this digital age, you can hear many of these themes sans announcements.
@@VaultMasterDBT Who the hell cares? I sure as hell don't. I said he got on my nerves, and I'm not changing what I said. Hell, I wrote this comment 2 years ago. I'm not in the best mood today, so fuck off.
Ok, I'm confident enough to know I'm not the only one who LOVE the change about :54
It's absolutely beautiful. A very beautiful piece of music.
@@hshawn00 yes I love these soap themes. I even add them to music playlists. Better than anything on the radio
george great announcer
0:16 I've been accustomed to the voice over for ABC being Ed Jordan or Ken Lamb, but who was that?
The announcer here is George Ansbro, who was with ABC since 1948 and retired on January 14th, 1990, his 75th birthday. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Ansbro
George is a great announcer
Man did Ernie Anderson struggle through those promos. The outtakes must have been hilarious.
That was not Ernie Anderson
@@brianreardon7700 except it was.
Nope not at all! This guys voice sounds nothing like Anderson’s listen to wplg tv in Miami opens mid way ..on you tube ..Ernie did a lot of the voice work for a lot of local news stations in the 80s trust me that’s not Ernie on this! ABC had other voice over people
@@ekt8750 Trust us...that's not Ernie. Just look up any actual clip of Ernie and compare that to the voice heard here. The announcer speaking over these credits was George Ansbro, who had been at ABC for decades until his retirement in January 1990. I don't really hear how this was George "struggling" at all. Maybe he spoke a bit slower than Ernie, but this was his usual pace. Also, I'm pretty sure all these end credit announcements were live, as the booth announcers were on rotation all day and night.
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Who is the announcer
Legendary ABC announcer Ernie Anderson.
@@ekt8750 that's not Ernie
@@fmm10970 WHO IS THE ANNOUNCER
Who is the announcer
Gilbert Godfried
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