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Title: Sunset Beach (1997–1999)
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| Sarah Buxton | ... | ||
| Lesley-Anne Down | ... | ||
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| Eddie Cibrian | ... | ||
| Hank Cheyne | ... | ||
| Priscilla Garita | ... | ||
| Timothy Adams | ... | ||
| Randy Spelling | ... |
Sean Richards
386 episodes, 1997-1999
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| Sherri Saum | ... | ||
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Tim Truman
325 episodes, 1997-1999
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Having discovered her fiancé Tim Truman kissing another woman, Meg Cummings leaves her home in Kansas on their wedding day to start a new life in Sunset Beach, California. Her goal is to find a computer pen pal, SB. Soon after she sets foot on Sunset Beach, Meg's life is turned upside-down, as she becomes involved in the dynamic lives of the Beach's residents. Written by KR <rivadenei@uhavax.hartford.edu>
This was a great soap opera. Although sometimes the acting left a bit to be desired (and I'll admit that despite being a huge fan), it was one of the most creative and interesting soaps on TV. Many of the stars of this show went on to really bright careers (Eddie Cibrian and Jason Winston George among them), but some have faded into Hollywood nothingness. Sometimes the show was cheesy, but that was what made it so great. It wasn't old and tired like some of the other soaps. It was completely fresh, new, vibrant and colorful. It needs to be put back on the air so other soaps stop rehashing the same ideas. This soap was funny, entertaining and really great. Terror Island was one of the greatest soap angles of all time. Aaron Spelling's finest achievement ever.