8th Soap Opera Digest Awards

8th Soap Opera Digest Awards

The eighth annual Soap Opera Digest Awards were held in 1992. The show was aired on NBC. It was hosted by Deidre Hall, Emma Samms, and George Hamilton. The show aired in Primetime for the first time. The "Days of our Lives" special One Stormy Night aired before the awards ceremony

Daytime

Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Leading Role

* David Canary ("All My Children")

Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Leading Role

* Anne Heche ("Another World")

Outstanding Younger Daytime Lead Actor

* Ricky Paull Goldin ("Another World")

Outstanding Younger Daytime Leading Actress

* Tricia Cast ("The Young and the Restless")

Outstanding Actor in a Daytime Supporting Role

* Doug Davidson ("The Young and the Restless")

Outstanding Actress in a Daytime Supporting Role

* Jane Elliot ("General Hospital")

Outstanding Female Daytime Newcomer

* Alla Korot ("Another World")

Outstanding Male Daytime Newcomer

* Paul Michael Valley ("Another World")

Outstanding Daytime Villainess

* Lynn Herring ("General Hospital")

Outstanding Daytime Villain

* Michael Zaslow ("Guiding Light")

Outstanding Daytime Comic Performance

* Robert Mailhouse ("Days of our Lives")

Best Daytime Wedding

* "Days of our Lives"

Best Daytime Death Scene

* Marcy Walker ("Santa Barbara")

Best Love Story Daytime or Primetime

* Matthew Ashford and Melissa Reeves ("Days of our Lives")

Outstanding Daytime Soap

* "Days of our Lives"

Primetime

Outstanding Actor in a Primetime Leading Role

* Kevin Dobson ("Knots Landing")

Outstanding Actress in a Primetime Leading Role

* Michele Lee ("Knots Landing")

Best Primetime Death Scene

* Sheree J. Wilson ("Dallas")

Outstanding Primetime Soap

* "Knots Landing"

Editor's Choice

Editor's Choice Award

* William J. Bell

External links

* [http://www.imdb.com/Sections/Awards/Soap_Opera_Digest_Awards/1992 1992]
* [http://www.soapoperadigest.com/awards/1992/ 1992]


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