The drama is set in the fictional town of Collins and revolves around blue collar Donovan and blue blood Alden in its early years. Reported on major social issues such as incest, alcoholism, and post-traumatic stress syndrome in Vietnamese veterinarians. However, a few years later, Marland and Nixon left the TV series. Although ABC cancelled Ryan's Hope, gave Loving a choice of time period, and added Debbi Morgan and Jean LeClerc. Love encountered the constant revolving door of writers and producers, leading to some problematic story moments, such as a heroine addicted to cough syrup, and another character sold his soul to the devil. On June 26, 1993, Love in the United States The broadcaster celebrates its 10th anniversary. Her long-term roles include Ava, a schemer whose adventures range from putting pillows in her skirts to simulating pregnancy, to being kidnapped at Universal Studios, to being threatened by her lover's identical twins Gilbert. The other most popular actors for a long time are Stacey Donovan and Gwyneth Alden. The former was the only original cast member to die in a toxic puff in the summer of 1995, and the latter is a long suffering female parent who has never stopped loving her rogue ex boyfriend Clay or her mentally ill children Trisha and Curtis. In early 1995, ABC Daytime planned to cancel the show and requested new writers James Hammond Brown and Barbara Eisenstein to find ways to salvage some of its components. The screenwriters began the final major storyline of the show, which many consider one of the best, the Collins serial killer. Stacey, Clay, Curtis, Cabot, Isabelle, and Jeremy lost their lives and eventually discovered that a mentally deranged Gwyn had murdered most of her friends and family; Let their pain disappear; Gwyn then injected herself with poison before the police could detain her. Favorite characters Steffi, Ally, Alex, Angie, Buck, Jacob, and Tess moved to Soho and began a new series called City, which will continue until March 1997.