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Guiding Light Airs Weekdays TV 101 Showbiz Beat on CBS GUIDING LIGHT AIRS WEEKDAYS TV 101 SHOWBIZ BEAT ON CBS. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LIST- INGS FOR TIME AND CHANNEL. Spring Fever GUIDING LIGHT SHIFTS SOUTH FOR A STORYLINE FILLED WITH FUN AND INTRIGUE 1 or the past two years, CBS’ Guiding Light has been filming many of its scenes set in fictional Springfield in the real-life town of Peapack, N.J. But this past March, the innovative soap shipped its cameras farther south, to Univer- sal Studios’ theme parks in Orlando, to carry out F one of its storylines. Prompting the fun relocation was young Shayne Lewis (Jeff Branson), who, in an effort to woo Lizzie Spaulding (Marcy Rylan), whisks her 2 3 off for a week in the sun. For Lizzie, the trip represented a chance to live the childhood she feels she never had. For the assorted other relatives, friends—and, naturally, enemies—who tagged along, it was a means for each to advance his or her own secret agenda. And for fans of TV's longest-running daytime drama, Guiding Light's days shooting amid the theme park’s rain forests and roller coasters provided an opportunity—rare for television— to get an up-close and personal look at the stars who have been entertaining us for decades. 4 1 The Spaulding clan plus a 2 Dinah (Gina Tognoni) and 3 Karla Mosley, Caitlin VanZandt 4 Bill (Cosgrove) tries Lewis (left to right, Ron Raines, Shayne (Jeff Branson) have a laugh and Bonnie Dennison smile for the to provide Lizzie (Rylan) the Beth Chamberlin, Grant Aleksander, as they try to figure out where to camera. childhood she never had . Marcy Rylan and Daniel Cosgrove) go next in the park. wonder if Alan could handle a family “vacation” at a theme park. John Paschal/jpistudios.com Watch! June 2009 37 FdCW0609_37 Guiding Light.indd 37 4/7/09 11:23:27 AM.
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