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Did You Know?

Vanessa (often referred to as "Van" for short) was "the good girl".

In the 1960s, one commercial break was allotted around the middle of the program, but this was mostly to allow affiliates to reconnect with the feed after airing local commercials.

Although the series was now thirty minutes in length again, the ratings plummeted due in large part to affiliates preempting the series to air other programming (which, beginning in September 1979, included a syndicated daily Match Game series that went head to head with Love in many markets).

Vanessa divorced Bruce to reunite with her first husband, outraging many in the audience who could not accept their heroine getting a divorce.The other major story of the late 1960s involved Tess Krakauer and Bill Prentiss, played by real-life couple Toni Bull Bua and Gene Bua.

At that time, the show had Jean Holloway and then, Ann Marcus as head writers and both of their storylines, which were almost from the medium's early days, had not caught on with the audience and was considered one of the factors leading up to the end.Love of Life ended its run abruptly on February 1, 1980 with a cliffhanger: after testifying in a trial, Betsy Crawford (Margo McKenna) collapsed as she was leaving the stand.

Love adopted the "five segments per half-hour" standard in the 1970s.Love of Life began, as most other television serials of that era, as a 15-minute program, airing at 12:15 PM Eastern (11:15 AM Central).