Young And The Restless Spoilers: CBS Renews The Soap For 4 More Years!

Young and the Restless (Y&R) spoilers hint that there is a bright future ahead for the daytime drama and its fans, as CBS has officially renewed the soap for four more years.

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Y&R celebrated five decades on daytime television last year and has been the number-one-rated soap for over 36 years now. As CBS has inked a deal to keep it on the airwaves for four more years, it will remain on the network to hit its 55th season, through to 2028.

President of CBS Entertainment, Amy Reisenbach, shared a statement on the soap’s renewal noting that the Y&R has been a daytime TV staple for over 50 years.

She added that it is with “great pleasure” that CBS will continue the show’s legacy on the network. In the statement, Reisenbach adds that the talented writers and cast continue to deliver compelling stories and performances each day, and have offered iconic moments, keeping the soap at the top of the ratings and thrilling generations of fans for over 50 years.

She ends the statement by saying that CBS looks forward to seeing the new creative twists and turns the show has planned for Genoa City.

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The soap was co-created by the late Lee Phillips Bell and William J. Bell and first aired on March 26, 1973.

Fans continue to remain glued to daytime television screens daily to see what kind of trials and tribulations the citizens of Genoa City will face next. Josh Griffin is currently the show’s head writer and executive producer.

This four-year renewal is not only a good sign for the Y&R but also for daytime dramas in general, with the show being one of four remaining soaps on the airwaves; one of three that are still broadcasted on traditional cable TV, as Days of Our Lives now streams exclusively on Peacock.

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