Sunrise Valley

This page refers to the Canadish soap opera. For the Jonathian remake, see Sunrise Valley (JBC television show). For other pages with the same title, see Sunrise Valley (disambiguation).
thumb|222x222px|Sunrise Valley's title card.
Sunrise Valley is a Canadish soap opera created by Earl Simpson and produced by CBC Television that aired between 1976 and 1999, returning once in 2014 for a Christmas special. It was highly regarded by critics as a perfect encapsulation of Canadish television, and the CBC's production capabilities.
== Setting ==
Sunrise Valley takes place in the fictional Guilland town of a homonymous name to the series itself.
== Cast ==
== Jonathian remake ==
In 2010, as part of a large rework of the company's structuring, the JBC announced a Jonathian variant of the show. The Jonathian variant would contain the same characters, but the major differences would be the setting. Instead of being set in Guilland, Canadia, the show's setting would be in the fictional town of Terbingshire, Leafland.
The Jonathian variation first aired on the 1st of May, 2010, and was met with mixed reactions. The show received 12.6% of national viewership on it's first episode, the stat sharply declining as the series went on. The Guardian gave it a 2.6 out of 10, saying there was "more potential JBC could have used". Telefilm Ratings gave the show a 78, noting it's significant "Jonathian flair on a Canadish classic".
The Jonathian variation was eventually cancelled on the 12th of December, 2010, following it's first and only season. It remains, to date, the JBC's worst-rated soap opera.
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