All My Children

The multi-award winning ABC Network daytime drama ALL MY CHILDREN has never been afraid to confront social issues with immediacy, impact, illumination and unparalleled drama.  It has continually distinguished itself by introducing socially relevant story lines.  In fact, these character driven plots are among the most important aspects of the show.

ALL MY CHILDREN is set in Pine Valley, a quiet suburban community, where everybody knows just about everything about everyone else.  The backbone of Pine Valley has always been about the families that live there.  Whether it be the Martins or Tylers, The Cortlands or Chandlers, ALL MY CHILDREN has consistently provided well defined and thoroughly orchestrated family drama.  Everyone is linked to a “family” of others by blood, marriage or friendship through carefully interwoven stories.

Viewers identify with these complex characters because they deal with genuine situations that touch people’s lives.  The programs' commitment to social relevance confirms for all its diehard fans the merit of their favorite pastime.  For nearly forty years throughout approximately 260 episodes per year, ALL MY CHILDREN has captivated viewing audiences as well as winning Emmy Awards including Outstanding Drama Series and Best Writing.