The final episode, courtesy of saynotoursoap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfSIHreYeKc&feature=BFa&list=ULycmrs085WIo

Thanks for starting a thread on NTY

It aired at 4.00 pm on ABC from Sept 27th 65 - June 24th 66

Well known cast members included John Lupton,who went onto DOOL as Tommy Horton,Tony Dow from Leave It to Beaver,Tommy Rettig from Lassie, Dack Rambo (AMC,AW,Dallas and Paper Dollls) and Patrice Wymore (Errol Flynn's widow)

Thanks for the extra details. I didn't realize Tommy Rettig was in this. I like the cast, it's too bad the show didn't last. This was such a sweet and low-key finale, aside from the specter of Vietnam in the background.

I have episodes of Never Too Young including the first and last episodes. For my complete list of Vintage Soap Opera episodes email me at [email protected]

I find Never Too Young to be such a gem. The whole "Oh, gee. Good Golly." atmosphere never feels to brighten my day, though I can understand how that could get tired for a daily program, especially a soap opera.

I had never known that Dack Rambo (later on All My Children and Another World) had been billed as Norman Rambo.

Variety Dec 22nd 1965

. . Lynnell Raye Bass, new Miss American Teenager, set for a brief stint in the ABC soap, "Never Too Young," as part of the payoff for winning the title.

Thank you, Paul Raven. I love your contributions, little things we would never know otherwise.

And thank you for the nice comments. I'm glad others enjoy reading them as much as I enjoy posting!

I loved this show when I was a kid. I was so upset when it was canceled, not knowing what was to come in its place!

Was this soap filmed in NY or CA?

Was this soap filmed in NY or CA?

Never Too Young, Morning Star, and Paradise Bay were all produced in LA.

Never Too Young, Morning Star, and Paradise Bay were all produced in LA.

Thanks for the response. I always thought that NTY was one of the few pre-1980 soaps (aside from GH, DOOL, and Y&R) produced in LA. Morning Star and Paradise Bay are not surprising either, given that they were Corday soaps.

I know that The Clear Horizon was also filmed in LA. I'm guessing that Bright Promise was as well, though I am not sure about that one.

Yes, Bright Promise was taped in LA. The Brighter Day also taped there for its final months, having moved from New York.

The Full Circle on CBS was also produced in California.