 The 30-minute edits resorted to running the closing credit crawls before segments wrapped up, often as guests still had the floor.While only a select few markets picked up the full-hour "Sally" shows in the 1986-87 season, an increasing number of stations made the option over the next few years, especially as networks started to free up their daytime slots.For example, in January 1989, WCVB-TV in Boston, which had been airing the 30-minute "Sally" broadcasts at 11 a.m. (having previously aired them in late night slots from 1984 to 1987), opted to go with the hour-long version when the ABC soap opera "Ryan's Hope", which WCVB aired (out of network pattern) at 11