Another World

Another World
Debuted	May 4, 1964
Final Episode	June 25, 1999
Created by	Irna Phillips William J.Bell
Number of Episodes	8891
Network	NBC
Running Time	30 Minutes (1964-1975) 60 Minutes (1975-1979; 1980-1999) 90 Minutes (1979-1980)

Another World ran on NBC from May 4, 1964 until June 25, 1999.

Head Writers and Executive Producers History

Executive Producers

TENURE	NAME
May 1964-March 1965	Allen M. Potter
March 1965-October 1965	Doris Quinlan
November 1965-January 1969	Allen M. Potter Charles Fisher Paul Robert Mary Harris
February 1969-August 1971	Mary Harris Lyle B. Harris
August 1971-December 1983	Paul Rauch
December 1983-February 1984	Paul Rauch Allen M. Potter
March 1984-July 1985	Stephen Schenkel
August 1985-March 1986	Stephen Schenkel John Whitesell
March 1986-January 1988	John Whitesell
February 1988-April 1988	John Whitesell Michael Laibson
September 12, 1988-November 1992	Michael Laibson
November 1992-November 1994	Michael Laibson Terri Guarnieri John Valente
November 1994-August 1995	John Valente Jill Farren Phelps
August 1995-May 1996	Jill Farren Phelps
May 1996-January 1997	Jill Farren Phelps Charlotte Savitz
January 1997-July 1998	Charlotte Savitz
July 1998-June 1999	Charlotte Savitz Christopher Goutman

Head Writers

TENURE	NAME
May 1964-March 1965	Irna Phillips William J. Bell
March 1965-October 1965	James Lipton
November 1965-January 1969	Agnes Nixon
February 1969-August 1971	Robert Cenedella
August 1971-May 11, 1979	Harding Lemay
May 14, 1979-November 1979	Tom King
November 1979-December 1980	Tom King Robert Soderberg
December 1980-November 1982	L. Virginia Browne
November 1982	Robert Soderberg
November 1982-December 1983	Robert Soderberg Dorothy Ann Purser
December 1983-February 1984	Dorothy Ann Purser
March 1984-June 1984	Richard Culliton
July 1984-January 1985	Richard Culliton Gary Tomlin
January 1985-July 1985	Gary Tomlin
August 1985-March 1986	Sam Hall Gillian Spencer
March 1986-January 1988	Margaret DePriest
February 1988-April 1988	Sheri Anderson
September 12, 1988-November 10, 1988	Harding Lemay
November 1988-November 1992	Donna Swajeski
November 1992-November 1994	Peggy Sloane Samuel D. Ratcliffe
November 1994-August 1995	Carolyn Culliton
August 1995-May 1996	Tom King Craig Carlson
May 1996-January 1997	Margaret DePriest
January 1997-March 1997	Elizabeth Page Tom King Craig Carlson
March 1997-April 1997	Tom King Craig Carlson
April 1997-December 1997	Michael Malone
December 1997-May 1998	Richard Culliton
May 1998-July 1998	Richard Culliton Jean Passanante
July 1998	Jean Passanante
July 1998-June 1999	Leah Laiman Jean Passanante

Daytime Emmy Awards/Nominations

• Drama Series (4 Nominations/1 Win): 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980
• Directing Team (8 Nominations/1 Win): 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1992, 1993, 1995
• Writing Team (6 Nominations/1 Win): 1975, 1977, 1985, 1989, 1994, 1996
• Lead Actor (6 Nominations/3 Wins):
  • Douglass Watson (1980, 1981, 1989)
  • Stephen Schnetzer (1990)
  • Charles Keating (1994, 1996)
• Lead Actress (12 Nominations/3 Wins):
  • Beverlee McKinsey (1977, 1978, 1979, 1980)
  • Laurie Heineman (1978)
  • Victoria Wyndham (1978)
  • Irene Dailey (1979)
  • Linda Dano (1993, 1994, 1996)
  • Jensen Buchanan (1996, 1997)
• Supporting Actor (7 Nominations/0 Wins):
  • Julius LaRosa (1980)
  • Howard E. Rollins Jr. (1983)
  • Paul Stevens (1984)
  • David Forsyth (1989, 1996)
  • Charles Keating (1992, 1993)
• Supporting Actress (3 Nominations/1 Win)
  • Linda Dano (1992)
  • Anna Holbrook (1996)
  • Amy Carlson (1998)
• Younger Actor (1 Nomination/0 Wins):
  • Don Scardino (1986)
• Younger Actress (5 Nominations/2 Wins):
  • Ellen Wheeler (1986)
  • Anne Heche (1989, 1991)
  • Alla Korot (1992)
  • Rhonda Ross Kendrick (1998)

Preceded by The Young and the Restless (1975)

Drama Series Winner 1976

Succeeded by Ryan's Hope (1977)

Preceded by The Edge of Night (1974)

Writing Team Winner 1975

Succeeded by Days of our Lives (1976)