Paradise Bay(1965)

Paradise Bay is an American daytime soap opera that aired on NBC Daytime from September 1965 to July 1966. Created by Ted Corday, the mastermind behind the long-running Days of Our Lives, the series was part of a programming block that included the Corday-produced Morning Star. Airing at 11:30 AM, Paradise Bay stood out as one of the first soap operas broadcast in color, marking a significant shift in television production during the mid-1960s. Though its run was brief, the show represented an experimental period in daytime television when networks were testing new formats and visual technologies alongside established soap opera conventions.