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FROM THE VAULT: SATURDAY DAYTIME RATINGS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM AUGUST 1995 FROM THE VAULT: SATURDAY DAYTIME RATINGS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM NOVEMBER 1995 That's all for now! Check out the 1980's ratings thread, where more of these are being posted this month.

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The only help I can provide are these definitions in the Nielsen book: Nielsen Average Audience: Number of TV households tuned to the program during the average minute. Nielsen Total Audience: Audience viewing all or any part of program in excess of 5 minutes. For programs of less than 10-minute duration, households viewing 1 minute or more are included.

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Oh, I didn't notice that. Yes, she was! I've always pronounced it "quickly", although I've never heard it pronounced.

Yes, that's why she's thankful. She did one episode in 2022 where she yelled at Chad & Abigail in Horton Town Square. Her scene was cut and never aired. Ron heard about it and that she was a big fan of Days, so he made sure to get her scene uploaded online and then brought her back in 2023 and then made her a killer in 2024. PAULA CWIKLY & JEANNE MARIE FORD'S LAST BLAST DANCE 2002 EPISODE... Here's a look at one of the new head writing duo Paula Cwikly and Jeanne Marie Ford's scripts from 2002. Cwikly was the head writer and Ford the script writer for # 9327, the Last Blast Dance 2002 episode:

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In regards to my answering a question yesterday: "They taped the last two weeks, I just haven't updated the page." I was answering a question that Days was not dark the last two weeks. I see my answer was then attached to my post about the new writers, so some people mistook that to mean I was saying the new writers taped the last two weeks. I was told people were saying on Twitter that I said Cwikly/Ford taped the last two weeks. I did not say that. Sorry for any confusion (more due to the fact that SON combines posts when you post in quick succession!)

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CHARACTERS CREATED BY HEAD WRITER PAULA CWIKLY (3/29/02-3/6/03): Contract Characters (2): Cassie, Rex Non-Contract Characters (5): Eugenia, Caprice, Agent Spector, Kyle, Ops.

RON CARLIVATI TO END "DAYS" RUN IN 3RD PLACE ALL-TIME FOR MOST EPISODES AS HEAD WRITER.... Ron Carlivati will wrap his "Days" run in April 2025, with around 1,960-1,970 episodes as head writer. That places him just behind William J. Bell (2,211 episodes) and James E. Reilly (2,069 episodes) on the all-time "Days" list.

CWIKLY/FORD JUST THE SECOND FEMALE DUO TO BE HEAD WRITERS OF "DAYS"... New head writers Paula Cwikly and Jeanne Marie Ford are just the second female duo to be head writers of "Days" in its 59-year history, joining the duo of Margaret DePriest and Sheri Anderson, who were the head writers for 632 episodes from April 19, 1982-September 21, 1984.

THIS IS AN ANSWER TO VelekaCarruthers SAYING DAYS WAS DARK THE LAST FEW WEEKS. I WAS REPLYING THE SHOW HAD TAPED THE LAST TWO WEEKS: "They taped the last two weeks, I just haven't updated the page." This is not attached to my post below, but SON combines posts when you make them in quick succession. So, if you mistook this and were saying on Twitter I said Cwikly/Ford taped the last two weeks, I did not. Sorry for any confusion!! SEPARATE POST BELOW ABOUT NEW WRITING TEAM: MEET THE NEW HEAD WRITING DUO OF "DAYS OF OUR LIVES"...PAULA CWIKLY & JEANNE MARIE FORD... Paula Cwikly was a production coordinator at NBC in the late 1980's, and later was a writer/producer at CBS from 1989-1991, responsible for on-air promotions of "The Young and the Restless" and "The Bold and the Beautiful". By 1998, she was NBC's director of daytime programming. Her first writing stint was at "Sunset Beach" in 1999. She started her "Days" career as a breakdown writer from January 2000-March 2002, when she was named head writer of "Days" on March 29, 2002, She spent a year as head writer, with her last episode airing March 6, 2003. Cwikly then returned to her role as breakdown writer from March 2003-September 2003. She wrote for "As the World Turns" from 2004-2005 and "The Young and the Restless" from 2006-2013. Cwikly has been nominated for 7 Daytime Emmy Awards, winning twice (2005, 2011), Paula Frances Cwikly was born on April 29, 1961 in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Jeanne Marie Ford credits her love of daytime dramas to her grandmother. "My grandmother lived with me growing up and she was a big fan of 'General Hospital' and all the ABC shows...She kind of got me hooked on soaps. Then when I was in high school, my best friend got me hooked on 'Days.' (via https://www.heraldmailmedia.com/.../so-are-the.../117186840/) She first worked on the "Days" staff in 1992 as an unpaid intern and soon after became the show's writer's assistant from 1992-1996. She moved back to Marlyand from 1996-1999, and then re-joined "Days" as its continuity coordinator in March 1999 and became a full time staff writer (switching between breakdown writer, script editor and script writer) beginning in 2000, leaving in May 2007. While away from "Days", Ford wrote for "As the World Turns" and "One Life to Live." She returned to the show as a breakdown writer in October 2008, and, since then, has worked as both that and a dialogue writer. She has been nominated 11 times for Daytime Emmy Awards, winning 3 times (2012, 2018, 2022). Jeanne Marie Grunwell was born on April 26, 1971 in California. She is married to James Ford and now uses her married name professionally. Ford, who is based in Maryland, also works as a college English professor there.

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