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Although Santa Barbara was never a ratings succes in the U.S.,
it aired in about 50 countries around the world. The show was distributed
by New World International. French viewers were most often cited as the
show's most loyal international fans (it was a top-rated primetime show
over there), but it was also highly successful in other countries. As a
result, several of the actors achieved cult status overseas, even after
they were long gone from the show.
SB was the first American soap to have a regular
programming slot in the Soviet Union. It was also the first American soap
shown in France, Estonia and the Czech Republic. In Germany, the show
aired under the title California Clan. The show was dubbed into
such foreign languages as French, Italian, Japanese and German. One
wealthy French fan designed his home as a replica of the Capwell mansion
and flew in the show's set designer to help him design what the bathroom
would look like.
In 1989, SB went on location to Paris when Cruz (A
Martinez) and Eden Castillo (Marcy Walker) searched for their missing baby, Adriana. Two years
later, the show became the first soap to shoot in Russia when Warren (Jack
Wagner) went on assignment to Moscow to interview citizens
about the failed coup. In 1992, in collaboration with New World, a
nationwide talent search was conducted in Italy and this resulted in the
casting of Manuela Metrix Campanero as Countess Carla Rinaldi and Enrico
Mutti as Giovanni DeAngelis.
| Africa |
Botswana, Cameroon, Egypt, Kenya, South Africa,
Zimbabwe |
| English Caribbean |
Jamaica, Trinidad |
| Europe |
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy,
Latvia, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom |
| Far East |
Australia, Belarus, China, Hong Kong, India,
Indonesia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Nepal,
Pakistan, Phillipines
, South Korea |
| Near East |
Cyprus, Lebanon |
| North America |
Canada, United States |
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Channels
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| Australia |
Channel 10
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| Austria |
ORF |
| Belgium |
VTM |
| Cameroon |
CRTV |
| Canada |
NBC,
TVA |
| China |
Star
Plus |
| Croatia |
HRT1 |
| Cyprus |
LOGOS,
ANT1 |
| Czech
Republic |
Premiera
TV |
| Egypt |
M-NET |
| Estonia |
Kanal
2 |
| Finland |
Nelonen |
| France |
TF1,
TF6 |
| Germany |
RTL,
TM3 |
| Greece |
MEGA
Channel |
| Holland |
RTL4 |
| Hong
Kong |
Star
Plus |
| India |
Star
Plus |
| Ireland |
RTE
One |
| Israel |
Channel
2 |
| Italy |
Raidue |
| Japan |
SkyPerfecTV |
| Nepal |
Star
Plus |
| New
Zealand |
TVNZ |
| Norway |
TVNorge |
| Pakistan |
Star
Plus |
| Poland |
TVP1,
ATV1 |
| Romania |
TVR2 |
| Russia |
RTR |
| Slovenia |
POP
TV |
| South
Africa |
SABC3 |
| South
Korea |
Star
Plus |
| Spain |
TVE1,
Antena 3TV |
| Sweden |
TV5
Nordic, TV4 |
| United
Kingdom |
ITV,
Sky Television |
| United
States |
NBC |
| Zimbabwe |
ZBC
TV1 |
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