'The Young and the Restless' is turning 50 years old!
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Looking back on her time on the series, she revealed that the love story between Brad and Leslie was her favorite."We were the original super-couple of daytime and I had a mental breakdown and Bill Bell really wrote it," she recalled."I did a lot of research for it and was in a locked ward at UCLA for research and it helped a lot of people in the audience who had psychiatric problems to be able to get resources.
"Without the fans, we wouldn't be here... and our wonderful creators, Bill and Lee Bell," Melody Thomas Scott told ET. "They were very specific when they first started the show how they wanted it to be, how they wanted it to look, how they wanted it to feel for the viewers watching, and I think that we have maintained those even today, 50 years later."
Brown attributed the show's success to its ability to provide viewers with an escape, saying,"They really do want to know that there are other people with the same problems that they have. That there are people going through struggles and achieving great successes and I think if it's something that they can relate to in life and maybe use it as a way to escape, that's a meaningful thing to people.
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