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  1. 21 minutes ago, Chris B said:

    I noticed that B&B has joined the others with the shrunken sets. I wonder how GH is able to avoid this. They still have so many sets and all of their sets are a good size. It’s refreshing watching and seeing movement. So many different locations, offices, parks, public areas, homes etc. With great writing it would be the gold standard. 

    They are owned by disney thats how lol

  2. 4 minutes ago, kalbir said:

    1970s Y&R had the Chancellors, Lance Prentiss, Prentiss Industries; all those preceded Dallas. Yes, we don't picture Wisconsin as home to multinational conglomerates and a cosmetics company in the vein of Clinique, Elizabeth Arden, Estee Lauder. Then again, would anyone watch a daytime drama set in Wisconsin with rival families in the business of artisan cheese or gourmet sausage or craft beer? Probably not 🤣

    I think UK viewers would. Their soaps are still about middle class regular people.

  3. 4 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

    It really depends on what the dynamics at play are. Lynn Marie Latham was hired as a consultant initially, but as we saw, it was just a ploy so Sony/CBS could give her total control of the show - which of course was a disaster in the end. 

     

    It’s been speculated for a long time that Sony/CBS do not have faith in Griffith and the falling ratings isn’t going to help with that. I think they want him out, but they just don’t know who to replace him with and they’ve pretty much gone through the list of recycled hacks who still want to work in daytime. I don’t imagine he’ll still be there in a year. I think Sony/CBS want some new ideas and are likely going to force Griffith to listen to her ideas and interpret them as best as he can - which, I doubt he’ll be able to do correctly.

     

    Mal had consultants too, but he was trying to fuse some of his U.K. soap training with the U.S. format - and having “storyliners” on the U.K. format is normal and expected. 
     

    Bottom line though - if Sony/CBS want him to listen to Dansby’s ideas, he’ll have to. I doubt hiring her as a consultant was his idea.

    I agree, i dont think any writer wants to have a co HW or a consultant. That seems like a punishment more than anything.

  4. On 8/28/2020 at 6:02 AM, prefab1 said:

     

    I know we all have the same argument over ratings almost every week, but have you SEEN just how far the prime-time ratings have fallen over the past decade? I was looking at a recent Nielsen report, and the #10 primetime show had only a 2.5 households rating and 3.8 million viewers overall. Compared to that, daytime's declines don't seem so bad. And shows like Days are driving viewers to the networks' streaming apps. Given the current state of network TV, I think the networks would be foolish to cancel any of their soaps (although they probably will continue to tighten their budgets). 

    Even if they are cancelled, I see them all just being moved online, CBS All Access and Peacock and Hulu can take them.

  5. 24 minutes ago, BetterForgotten said:

    He worked with Josh Griffith and JFP on Hollywood Heights and they brought him over with them when they joined in 2012. He left or was fired by Mal in 2017.

     

    I guess it’s safe to say he’s a friend of Griffith’s boring ass.

     

    He Tweeted about leaving the show in 2017.

     

    https://mobile.twitter.com/actualBrentBoyd/status/840322104042053632

    OH hes the one that had to hide from muhney 😂

  6. 4 minutes ago, Lust4Life76 said:

    Hi Dylan :)

      I am so honored, thank you...we even have a character with the same name as yours...

      I have included an attachment of the first trailer we ever did...

      https://www.facebook.com/watch/?ref=search&v=295091211295963&external_log_id=8e9dc30e-31b7-4a0e-b608-a7b6813139e8&q=Lust for Life a Staged Radio Drama

      And also, I have the podcast and it's free:

      http://bartelltheatre.org/2020/lust-for-life/

      The episodes run an hour and twenty minutes, BUT each ACT/Part, was written and separated by commercials so to run the length of a daily installment as I had observed when I listened to the radio version of "Guiding Light" and a more esoteric radio soap "Hearts in Harmony". 

    Thank you again!

    Erik

    NP 😊

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