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Calston Bay is an Aldurian television soap opera. It was first broadcast on Channel 7 in 1675 and later moved to NABC when Channel 7 ceased broadcasting in 1678. It was created by TV executive Frank Rossitano to fill the gap in the schedule left open when Channel 7 lost the broadcasting rights to the smash hit Natopian soap opera Dos Gardenias Para Ti. Channel 7 commissioned the show for three episodes a week with a cast of just 14. Within 12 months of broadcast, the show was so popular with audiences that the cast was doubled and a fourth episode was added to the weekly schedule. It is the longest-running drama series in Aldurian television.

The show's storylines concern the domestic and professional lives of the residents of Calston Bay, a fictional suburb located in Santa Paula, Alduria. The series primarily centers on the residents of Penthill Road and its neighboring area, the Beachfront, a complex built on along the coastline of the fictional town of Calston. When it was first broadcast, Calston Bay focused on just three families - the Clarkes, the Dennisons and the Bettencourts.

Through its entire run, Calston Bay has been screened as a twenty-two minute episode, four days a week. Today, Calston Bay is shown at 5.30pm on NABC. The show is produced by the Rossitano Company and is also shown in Ransenar and the Wechua Nation.