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Yes, anyone who writes is listed as a writer in the credits, whether they are in WGA or not. Two of the Days long-time writers, head writer Jeanne Marie Ford and story editor Fran Myers went fi-core decades ago and have always been listed in the credits. They, however, are not nominated for WGA Awards when Days gets a nomination.

I saw that she wasn't on the fi-core list. I was wondering that since she wasn't fi-core, why is she not a member of the WGA, since she has written for so many shows. Being that she was nominated for a WGA Award in 2022, that proves she was a member 3 years ago. But now she is not, and it's not because she went fi-core.

A quick check of the NY voting records shows a Kathleen D. Culliton as 1/25/86. Then when you check Kathleen D. Culliton in public records it shows this: Relatives and Associates for Kathleen D Culliton: Carolyn Culliton · Emily Culliton · Richard Culliton So she was born 1/25/86 (which is a Saturday), not 1/25/87 (which is a Sunday). It looks like Carolyn mistook the first sentence of that tweet "In 1986, Bay City rang in the New Year" and didn't realize the AW fans were actually talking about New Year's Day 1987.

Speaking of that, I just checked to see if Lynn Martin was on that list, but no. But, as an active soap writer, she is not listed in the WGA directory. I see she was nominated in 2022 for a WGA Award, so she was a member at least that year. Wonder why she isn't a member??

"DAYS" WGA WRITER LIST: 2025 UPDATE: Here's the update to last year's research, including the additions of the new writers (Kathleen Culliton, Simone Hawthorne, Lynn Martin, Dan O'Connor, Skyy Sandifer, Christian Streaty, Isaac Francis Tackman and Megan Titus) and updates to the deceased list. "Days" Writer Directory via WGA Directory: Sonja Alarr WGAW Richard J. Allen WGAW Robin Amos NOT LISTED Sheri Anderson WGAW (Fi-Core) Dorell Anthony NOT LISTED James H. Arthur NOT LISTED Jane Atkins WGAW Richard Backus WGAEast James Baffico NOT LISTED Anne Howard Bailey WGAW (Deceased) William J. Bell NOT LISTED (Deceased) Zak Berkman WGAEast Alexandra Bleckner WGAW K0la B00f NOT LISTED John P. Boruff NOT LISTED (Deceased) Bettina F. Bradbury WGAW (Deceased) (Listed as Tina Karapetian) Peter Brash WGAEast Ethel M. Brez WGAW (Deceased) Mel Brez WGAW (Deceased) Lorraine Broderick WGAEast James Harmon Brown WGAW (Fi-Core) Jazmen Darnell Brown WGAW Linda Poindexter-Brown WGAW L. Virginia Browne WGAW (Deceased) Janet Brownell WGAW Don Buday WGAW (Deceased) Jack Bunch WGAW (Deceased) Linda Rosatti Campanelli WGAW Darrel Campbell WGAW Ron Carlivati WGAEast Francine Carroll WGAW (Deceased) Tom Casiello WGAEast Rocci Chatfield WGAW (Deceased) David Cherrill WGAEast (Listed as C. David Colson) M.D. Clark WGAW Joanna Cohen WGAEast Mike Cohen WGAEast Wanda Coleman WGAW (Deceased) David Colloff WGAW (Deceased) Andrea Archer Compton WGAW Lisa Connor WGAEast Carolyn Culliton WGAEast (Listed as Carolyn DeMoney Culliton) Kathleen Culliton WGAEast Richard Culliton WGAEast Paula Cwikly WGAW (Fi-Core) Michael Robert David WGAW (Deceased) Annamarie Davidson NOT LISTED Cheryl Davis WGAEast Margaret De Priest WGAW (Deceased) Kirk Doering WGAW Judith Donato WGAEast Rick Draughon WGAW Christopher Dunn WGAW Lacey Dyer WGAW Charles Edwards NOT LISTED Clem Egan WGAW (Fi-Core) (Deceased) Barbara Esensten WGAW (Fi-Core) (Deceased) Brian Farrell NOT LISTED Jacqueline Feather WGAW Mathilde Ferro WGAW (Deceased) Theodore Ferro WGAW (Deceased) Steven J. Fisher WGAW Ruth Brooks Flippen WGAW (Deceased) Jeanne Marie Grunwell Ford WGAW (Fi-Core) Norm Chandler Fox WGAW (Deceased) Jacqueline Frazier WGAW Barbara Garshman WGAEast Sofia Landon Geier WGAEast James Gentile NOT LISTED (Deceased) Howard George NOT LISTED Victor Gialanella WGAEast (Fi-Core, no longer listed) Charlotte Gibson WGAEast (Listed as Charlotte Gibson Bauer) Jamey Giddens WGAEast Lawrence Gipe WGAW Stephen Glantz WGAW Renee Godelia WGAW Susan Goldberg WGAW Ray Goldstone WGAW (Deceased) Marcia E. Greenlaw WGAW (Deceased) Josh Griffith WGAEast (Fi-Core, no longer listed) Mary Gwynn WGAW Alex Hadad NOT LISTED Bob Hansen WGAW Paul Harrison WGAW (Deceased) Elizabeth Harrower WGAW (Deceased) (Listed as Elizabeth H. Seabold) Simone C. Hawthorne WGAEast Bill Hayes NOT LISTED (Deceased) Linda Henry WGAW Dena Breshears Higley WGAW (Fi-Core) Mark Christopher Higley WGAW (Fi-Core) Janne B. Hiller NOT LISTED Chuck Hirsch NOT LISTED Randy Holland WGAW James Houghton WGAW (Deceased) Mona Houghton WGAW Janet Iacobuzio WGAEast Norman Jacob WGAW (Deceased) Sarah Jenkins WGAEast C.L. Johnson NOT LISTED Frederick Johnson WGAW Frances Joyce WGAEast (Listed as N. Gail Lawrence) Patricia Joyce WGAW Norman Katkov WGAW (Deceased) Charlene Keel WGAW (Deceased) Cydney Kelley WGAW Meg Kelly WGAW (Fi-Core) Courtney Kirkpatrick WGAW Susan Kirshenbaum WGAEast Edwin Klein NOT LISTED (Deceased) Jeanne Knowlton NOT LISTED David Kreizman WGAEast Ted Kubiak WGAEast Carolyne Lacey NOT LISTED Nina Laemmle WGAW (Deceased) Leah Laiman WGAW Tom Langan WGAW Mary Jeannett LeDonne WGAW Kay Lenard WGAW (Deceased) David Lesan NOT LISTED (Deceased) David A. Levinson WGAW Morton Lewis NOT LISTED William J. Lewis III WGAW Michelle Poteet Lisanti WGAW (Fi-Core) Roberto Loiederman WGAW Sherman C. Magidson NOT LISTED (Deceased) Ann Marcus WGAW (Deceased) Leah Markus WGAW Jayne Martin WGAW Lynn Martin NOT LISTED Rebecca McCarty WGAW Marlene Clark Poulter McPherson WGAW (Fi-Core) Carole A. Mendelsohn WGAW Beth Milstein WGAW Erika Moore NOT LISTED Molly/M.M. Shelly Moore WGAW Sally Sussman Morina WGAW (Listed as Sally Sussman) Shawn Morrison WGAW (Fi-Core) Nichole B. Murphy NOT LISTED Fran Myers WGA East (Fi-Core, no longer listed) (Listed as Frances Myers Newman) Bruce Neckels WGAW Henry Newman WGAW John S. Newman WGAW Stefanie Novik WGAW Rick Nusblatt WGAW Dan O'Connor WGAW Laura Olsher WGAW (Deceased) Juliet Packer WGAEast (Listed as Juliet Law Packer) Danielle Paige WGAEast Gene Palumbo NOT LISTED (Deceased) Katherine Penders WGAW (Deceased) Maura Penders WGAW Joyce Perry WGAW Irna Phillips NOT LISTED (Deceased) Peggy Phillips WGAW (Deceased) Donna Pizzi WGAW Joan Pommer WGAW (Deceased) (Listed as Joan McCall) Meredith Post WGAEast Dorothy Ann Purser NOT LISTED (Deceased) Ryan Quan WGAW Thom Racina WGAW Jared Rappaport WGAW Samuel D. Ratcliffe NOT LISTED (Deceased) Gordon Rayfield WGAEast Bill Rega WGAW (Deceased) James E. Reilly WGAW (Fi-Core) (Deceased) Peter T. Rich WGAEast (Fi-Core, no longer listed) Kenneth M. Rosen WGAW (Deceased) Marjorie Rosen WGAEast Joyce Rosenblad WGAW Dave Ryan WGAW Frank Salisbury WGAW Melissa Salmons WGAEast Linda Salzman WGAW (Deceased) Skyy Sandifer WGAEast Don Sanford WGAW (Deceased) Carol Saraceno WGAW (Deceased) Peggy Schibi WGAW Margaret Schneider WGAW (Deceased) Katherine Schock WGAW Anne M. Schoettle WGAW Jodie Scholz WGAW Roger Schroeder WGAW Barbara Searles WGAW (Deceased) David Seidler WGAW (Deceased) Lisa Seidman WGAW Hannah Shearer WGAW Hogan Sheffer WGAW (Fi-Core) (Deceased) Stan Silverman NOT LISTED (Deceased) Kate Simon WGAEast (Listed as Katherine H. Hall) Michael Slade NOT LISTED (Deceased) Alan Slasor WGAW Dwight D. Smith WGAW Pat Falken Smith WGAW (Deceased) Patrick Smith NOT LISTED Elizabeth Snyder WGAW (Deceased) Dana Soloff WGAW Gillian Spencer WGAEast Penina Spiegel WGAW (Deceased) John M. Stannard WGAW (Deceased) Douglas Steinberg WGAW Robert Stevens NOT LISTED Margaret Stewart WGAW (Deceased) Christian Streaty WGAW William L. Stuart WGAW (Deceased) Isaac Francis Tackman WGAW Judy Tate WGAEast Megan Titus WGAW Maralyn Thoma WGAW Darrell Ray Thomas Jr. WGAW (Fi-Core) Gary Tomlin WGAW (Fi-Core) Anne Toole NOT LISTED Tyler Topits WGAW Jack Turley WGAW (Deceased) Lynda Tomes Vincent WGAW Allison Wait NOT LISTED Addie Walsh WGAEast Nancy Williams Watt WGAEast Carolyn J. Weston WGAW (Deceased) Christopher Whitesell WGAEast Carey Wilber WGAW (Deceased) Elizabeth Blake-Young NOT LISTED (Deceased) John M. Young NOT LISTED (Deceased) Jason47 Note: For the 37 writers not listed in WGA files, 15 are known to be deceased and are listed as such. Of the 22 "not listed" writers, 14 have no info available. If anyone has any biographical details or can provide more info, please post! Days Writer (Years with Days) James H. Arthur (1979-1980) Charles Edwards (1980-1981) Brian Farrell (1987) Howard George (1984) Janne Hiller (1984) (Janne Goodman Hiller Seal, born 2/13/47, via public records) Chuck Hirsch (1986) CL Johnson (1985) Jeanne Knowlton (1986) (Possibly Jeanne Knowlton Ross, born 11/6/46 via public records, who acted on soaps as Jeanne Ruskin) Carolyne Lacey (1971) (Wrote the 1962 play "The Virgin's Victory") Morton Lewis (1986) Erika Moore (1984) Nichole Murphy (1989) Patrick Smith (1986) Robert Stevens (1992-1993) Current writing staff bios page updated as well: https://www.jason47.com/days/staffbios.html

RYAN QUAN DEPARTS "DAYS"... After 18 years with "Days of Our Lives", story consultant Ryan Quan has wrapped his run. His last episode aired on October 8, 2025. Quan joined "Days" on April 3, 2007 as a writers' assistant, then became a dialogue writer in 2008, a breakdown writer in 2011, and from 2016-2017 he was one of the show's head writers. Since July 2017, Quan had served as the show's story consultant. He is now a writer with "General Hospital."

I couldn't find any obituary for Katherine Penders, but when you google Maura Penders, it shows her middle name is Katherine, so I think that makes it more likely they were sisters.

I always assumed they were.

TWO ADDITIONAL WRITER DEATH UPDATES... With the death of Margaret DePriest, I checked the WGA memorial list from this past year and found that Katherine Penders, a Days writer from 1994-1997, died on 1/1/25. I have also found one of the several "missing" writers. A 1979 article confirms that Delle Coleman Bohrman, who died 4/15/22, used the fictitious name of Elizabeth Blake-Young when writing soaps (the same year she wrote for Days). That leaves 14 still "missing" writers with no info available (all of them have pretty common names, so they will be hard to find probably): Days "Missing" Writers (Years writing for "Days"): James H. Arthur (1979-1980) Charles Edwards (1980-1981) Brian Farrell (1987) Howard George (1984) Janne Hiller (1984) (possibly Janne Goodman Hiller Seal, born 1947, via public records) Chuck Hirsch (1986) CL Johnson (1985) Jeanne Knowlton (1986) (found a Jeanne Knowlton Ross, born 1946, who went by Jeanne Ruskin when acting in soaps, so she is a possibility to be this person) Carolyne Lacey (1971) (Wrote the 1962 play "The Virgin's Victory") Morton Lewis (1986) Erika Moore (1984) Nichole Murphy (1989) Patrick Smith (1986) Robert Stevens (1992-1993) Here's Elizabeth Blake-Young (aka Delle Bohrman)'s full obirtuary: Delle Bohrman, a screenwriter and widow of the longtime Los Angeles TV and radio host Stan Bohrman, has died at 89. Bohrman, a resident of Westlake Terrace, died April 15 of advanced kidney failure, according to her son David, a veteran TV news producer for CNN, NBC and CBS. Delle Bohrman served on the women’s committee of the Writers Guild of America. Working mostly under the name Del Coleman, she earned a story credit on the 1986 TV movie “Of Pure Blood” that starred Lee Remick, and wrote for the animated series “The Flintstones.” She was the wife of Stan Bohrman, a provocative TV talk show host at Los Angeles TV station KHJ (now KCAL). Bohrman was the lead host of “Tempo,” a live daily interview program that presented controversial topics to a daytime audience from 1967-73. He later worked as a TV journalist for KABC in Los Angeles and KPIX in San Francisco and radio stations KNX and KFWB. During his years on “Tempo,” where Bohrman flashed a peace sign at the end of each show, he and Delle were liberal political activists. They both marched with labor leader and civil rights activist Cesar Chavez. The couple were also active participants in the Laurel Canyon counterculture scene of the 1960s and early ‘70s. David Bohrman recalls that entertainers and rock stars were frequent guests at parties in their home, where folk singer Arlo Guthrie and songwriter Hoyt Axton were regulars. Born Ardelle Coleman in Los Angeles on Oct. 23, 1932, she graduated from Dorsey High School and attended UCLA for two years before leaving to pursue a career as a lounge singer. She met Stan Bohrman when he was a radio show host and part-time musician and they married in 1953. They resided mostly in Los Angeles, but also lived in Boston, San Francisco and San Diego when Stan Bohrman had radio or TV jobs in those cities. Along with her son David, Delle Bohrman is survived by a daughter, Cathy. Her daughter Caren, a literary agent, died in 2012. Stan Bohrman died in 1994.

MARGARET DePRIEST IN LOVING MEMORY APRIL 19, 1931-SEPTEMBER 29, 2025 "Days of Our Lives" Head Writer, 1982-1984 Margaret L. DePriest Price, who was the head writer of "Days of Our Lives" for 656 episodes from April 1982-October 1984 has passed away at the age of 94. While sharing head writer duties with Sheri Anderson, DePriest co-created characters including Bo Brady, Kimberly Brady, Caroline Brady, Shawn Brady, Shane Donovan, Anna DiMera, Carrie Brady, Calliope Jones, Howie Hoffstedder and Larry Welch. She was born in Kentucky and raised in Oklahoma, DePriest began her daytime career as an actress, appearing on "The Edge of Night" from 1965-1966 and on "The Doctors" from 1967-1968. In 1969, she switched to writing full-time and co-created the short-lived soap "Where the Heart Is." Along with being the head writer of "Days" from 1982-1984, DePriest also wrote for "All My Children", "Another World", "The Doctors", "The Edge of Night", "General Hospital", "Love of Life", "One Life to Live" and "Sunset Beach." When "Sunset Beach" was cancelled at the end of 1999, DePriest retired. Riverside Memorial Chapel announced her service, but no obituary was provided: https://www.dignitymemorial.com/funeral-homes/new-york/new-york/riverside-memorial-chapel/1227

It only took me a few minutes to check on the Hortons due to those airdates listed above of people not being around at the same time. I think the Bradys would take a bit longer to check on.

60 YEARS OF "DAYS"...ONLY 2 EPISODES EVER FEATURED ALL 5 HORTON CHILDREN... Addie left in 1966 before Tommy showed up in 1967. Addie returned on 4/19/71. However Marie was only in 3 more episodes in 1971 and then not back until 5/9/73. But all 5 characters were in the 5/3/71 episode and during Marie's Christmas visit on 12/23/71. Marie's return on 5/9/73 marked Tommy's last episode until 1975, after Addie had died. So, throughout the 60-year history of Days, there were only 2 episodes ever to feature all 5 Horton children in the same episode, 5/3/71 and 12/23/71. Tom and Alice were also in both of these episodes. 1385...5/3/71: Cast: Tom, Alice, Mickey, Bill, Marie, Tommy, Addie. Sets: Horton Kitchen, Horton Living Room, Four Partial/Limbo Sets (for Tom's 4 phone calls to Mickey/Bill/Tommy/Marie). 1545...12/23/71: Cast: Tom, Alice, Mickey, Bill, Laura, Marie, Tommy, Addie, Sandy, Mike. Sets: Horton Living Room & Hallway, Tom's Study, Horton Kitchen.

Is it a spoiler after the episode has already aired? I thought it was only a spoiler if something had not aired yet.

BRANDON BEEMER REMOVED FROM CREDITS... Brandon Beemer (Shawn) was removed from the contract credits today, making September 10 his final appearance on contract.

IN LOVING MEMORY GERRY GIBSON JANUARY 3, 1935-FEBRUARY 24, 2025 Simmons, 1985-1992 Gerry Gibson, who portrayed Shane's butler, SImmons, on "Days of Our Lives" for 50 episodes from 1985-1992 has passed away at the age of 90. After leaviing "Days", he appeared in four "Rockford Files" TV movies as Critch in the late 1990's. His final acting role was in a "Murder, She Wrote" TV movie in 2003. His death was announced in the most recent issue of the SAG-AFTRA memorial list.

DAILY CAST CHART: Review each day's cast list from September 2025 at http://www.jason47.com/days/castcharts2025.html 2025 Episode Rankings. Here's how many episodes each actor has appeared in this year (1/1/25-9/30/25), out of a total of 195 episodes. http://www.jason47.com Rank. Actor (Character) # of Episodes 1. Dan Feuerriegel (EJ DiMera) 103 2. Deidre Hall (Marlena Black-77/Hattie Adams-5) 82 3. Paul Telfer (Xander Cook Kiriakis) 79 4. Carson Boatman (Johnny DiMera) 78 *. Martha Madison (Belle Black) 78 6. Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) 71 7. Cherie Jimenez (Gabi DiMera) 70 8. Abigail Klein (Stephanie Johnson) 66 9. Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton) 65 *. Leo Howard (Tate Black) 65 11. Raven Bowens (Chanel DiMera) 63 12. John-Paul Lavoisier (Philip Kiriakis) 59 *. Robert Scott Wilson (Alex Kiriakis) 59 14. Mary Beth Evans (Kayla Johnson) 58 *. Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera-48/Susan Banks-10) 58 16. Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark) 56 17. Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera) 54 18. Elia Cantu (Jada Hunter) 53 *. Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez-42/Arnold Feniger-15) 53 *. Jackee Harry (Paulina Price Carver) 53 21. Stephen Nichols (Steve Johnson) 52 22. AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) 51 23. Ashley Puzemis (Holly Jonas) 49 24. Al Calderon (Javi Hernandez) 46 25. Brandon Beemer (Shawn Brady) 44 26. Rachel Boyd (Sophia Choi) 45 27. Peyton Meyer (Doug Williams) 39 28. Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux) 33 29. Lauren Koslow (Kate Brady) 32 30. Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams) 31 31. Alice Halsey (Rachel Black) 28 *. Josh Taylor (Roman Brady) 28 33. Suzanne Rogers (Maggie Kiriakis) 27 34. Emily O'Brien (Gwen Von Leuschner-19/Theresa Donovan-5) 24 *. Marissa Reyes (Arianna Horton) 24 36. James Reynolds (Abe Carver) 22 37. Tamara Braun (Ava Vitali) 21 38. Tina Huang (Melinda Trask) 20 39. AlexAnn Hopkins (Joy Wesley) 17 40. Shi Ne Nielson (Amy Choi) 17 41. Ros Gentle (Woman in White/Rachel Blake) 14 42. Karole Foreman (Judge Dabney) 12 *. Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera) 12 44. Christopher Sean (Paul Narita) 11 45. David Jite (Bailiff) 10 46. Kennedy Garcia (Felicity Greene) 9 47. Cary Christopher (Thomas DiMera) 8 *. Judi Evans (Bonnie Kiriakis-7/Adrienne Johnson-1) 8 *. Colton Little (Andrew Donovan) 8 *. Charles Shaughnessy (Shane Donovan) 8 *. Alison Sweeney (Sami Brady) 8 52. Kristian Alfonso (Hope Brady) 7 *. Matthew Ashford (Jack Deveraux) 7 *. Christie Clark (Carrie Reed) 7 *. Michael Dietz (Dr. Jeffrey Russell) 7 *. Peter Reckell (Bo Brady) 7 *. Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Deveraux) 7 *. Finley Rose Slater (Rachel Black) 7 *. Derek Yates (Kerry Youmans) 7 60. Tyler Joseph Andrews (Theo Carver) 6 *. Maggie Carney (Rita Lesley) 6 *. Michael Masini (Richie/Thug) 6 *. Louise Sorel (Vivian Alamain) 6 *. Greg Vaughan (Eric Brady) 6 65. Madelyn Kientz (Sophia Choi) 5 66. George Del Hoyo (Orpheus) 4 *. Amelia & Kennedy Hileman (Victoria Kiriakis) 4 *. Chadwick Hopson (Kevin Lambert) 4 *. Chandler Massey (Will Horton) 4 *. Louis Tomeo (Aaron Greene) 4 71. Bruce Beatty (Seth Burns) 3 *. Autumn Gendron (Charlotte DiMera) 3 *. Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera) 3 *. Victoria Konefal (Ciara Weston) 3 *. Kyle Lowder (Rex Brady) 3 76. Clyde Kusatsu (Wei Shin) 2 77. Kim Coles (Whitley King) 1 *. Wally Kurth (Justin Kiriakis) 1 *. Theodore & Vincent Simard (Baby Bo Weston) 1 September Episode Rankings. Here's how many episodes each actor has appeared in this month (9/1/25-9/30/25), out of a total of 22 episodes. http://www.jason47.com Rank. Actor (Character) # of Episodes 1. Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) 12 *. Paul Telfer (Xander Cook Kiriakis) 12 3. Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera) 11 *. AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) 11 5. Deidre Hall (Marlena Black) 9 *. Leo Howard (Tate Black) 9 *. Abigail Klein (Stephanie Johnson) 9 *. John-Paul Lavoisier (Philip Kiriakis) 9 9. Rachel Boyd (Sophia Choi) 8 *. Dan Feuerriegel (EJ DiMera) 8 11. Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton) 7 *. Cherie Jimenez (Gabi DiMera) 7 *. Ashley Puzemis (Holly Jonas) 7 *. Robert Scott Wilson (Alex Kiriakis) 7 15. Tyler Joseph Andrews (Theo Carver) 6 *. Carson Boatman (Johnny DiMera) 6 *. Raven Bowens (Chanel DiMera) 6 *. Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera) 6 *. Suzanne Rogers (Maggie Kiriakis) 6 20. Alice Halsey (Rachel Black) 5 *. Martha Madison (Belle Black) 5 *. Stephen Nichols (Steve Johnson) 5 *. Marissa Reyes (Arianna Horton) 5 *. Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark) 5 25. Al Calderon (Javi Hernandez) 4 *. Cary Christopher (Thomas DiMera) 4 *. Jackee Harry (Paulina Price Carver) 4 *. Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams) 4 *. Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux) 4 *. Emily O'Brien (Gwen Von Leuschner) 4 31. Mary Beth Evans (Kayla Johnson) 3 *. Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez) 3 *. Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera-2/Susan Banks-1) 3 *. Tina Huang (Melinda Trask) 3 35. Matthew Ashford (Jack Deveraux) 2 *. Elia Cantu (Jada Hunter) 2 *. Kennedy Garcia (Felicity Greene) 2 *. Amelia & Kennedy Hileman (Victoria Kiriakis) 2 *. Lauren Koslow (Kate Brady) 2 *. Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Deveraux) 2 *. James Reynolds (Abe Carver) 2 *. Louis Tomeo (Aaron Greene) 2 43. Brandon Beemer (Shawn Brady) 1 *. Judi Evans (Bonnie Kiriakis) 1 *. Karole Foreman (Judge Dabney) 1 *. Autumn Gendron (Charlotte DiMera) 1 *. Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera) 1 *. Josh Taylor (Roman Brady) 1 Credited guest stars appearing in less than 5 episodes: Miles Anderson (Foster) Eva La Dare (Patsy McGowan) SET TOTALS: September 2025 Horton Town Square...19 Brady Pub...14 Greene Apartment...9 Titan Office...9 Establishing Shots of Titan...9 Marlena's Townhouse...8 Stephanie's Apartment...8 Establishing Shots of Hospital...8 Establishing Shots of Stephanie's Apartment...7 DiMera Mansion...6 Hernandez Kitchen...6 Kiriakis Study...6 Establishing Shots of Townhouse...6 EJ's Office...5 Establishing Shots of DiMera Mansion...5 Establishing Shots of Greene Apartment...5 Horton Living Room...4 Johnny & Chanel's Apartment...4 Nurses' Station...4 Establishing Shots of Hernandez House...4 Establishing Shots of Johnny/Chanel Apartment...4 Establishing Shots of Kiriakis Mansion...4 The Bistro at Saxton's...3 Hospital Exam Room...3 Marlena's Bedroom...3 Nurses' Station (Elevator Area)...3 Park...3 Salem U. Bookstore...3 Xander's Apartment Bedroom...3 Establishing Shots of Park...3 Establishing Shots of Police Station...3 Arianna/Holly Dorm Room...2 Black Patch Office...2 Bookstore...2 Free Clinic Room...2 Jada's Office...2 Park/2nd Area...2 Tate/Aaron Dorm Room...2 Trask's Office...2 Establishing Shots of Black Patch...2 Establishing Shots of Horton House...2 Establishing Shots of Horton Town Square...2 Interrogation Room...1 Judge Dabney's Chambers...1 Kayla's Office...1 Patsy's Office...1 Paulina's Townhouse...1 Rafe's Office...1 Salem U. Corridor...1 Women's Prison Visiting Room...1 Establishing Shots of Pub...1 Establishing Shots of Salem U...1 DIRECTORS & SCRIPT WRITERS: 9/1/25: Scott McKinsey & Kirk Doering 9/2/25: Noel Maxam & Joanna Cohen 9/3/25: Noel Maxam & Joanna Cohen 9/4/25: David Shaughnessy & Joanna Cohen 9/5/25: Scott McKinsey & Dan O'Connor 9/8/25: Scott McKinsey & David Kreizman 9/9/25: Noel Maxam & David Kreizman 9/10/25: David Shaughnessy & Skyy Sandifer 9/11/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Henry Newman 9/12/25: Noel Maxam & Isaac Francis Tackman 9/15/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Dan O'Connor 9/16/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Joanna Cohen 9/17/25: David Shaughnessy & David Kreizman 9/18/25: David Shaughnessy & Henry Newman 9/19/25: Scott McKinsey & Megan Titus 9/22/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Henry Newman 9/23/25: Scott McKinsey & Kirk Doering 9/24/25: Scott McKinsey & David Kreizman 9/25/25: Noel Maxam & David Kreizman 9/26/25: Noel Maxam & Dan O'Connor 9/29/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Dan O'Connor 9/30/25: David Shaughnessy & Isaac Francis Tackman http://www.jason47.com

Someone asked if I could get the 1/22/09 and 1/23/09 episodes. If anyone has a link to those two specific episodes, could you please message me. Thanks.

He's not listed in the detailed recap that is posted for this episode, so whatever role it was wasn't much of one. I don't have the episode log for this episode, so I can't quickly check who he was in a scene with. Cast: Alice, Anna, Bo, Britta, Caroline, Hope, John, Kimberly, Marlena, Mickey, Mike, Patch, Robin, Shane, Shawn, Victor, Eli, Nick, Judge Garber, Dr. Collins, Federal Prosecutor/Mr. Crown, Jerry Baldwin, Court Reporter, State Department Official, Bailiff, Nurse. Sets: Hearing Room & Corridor, Brady Fish Market & Ext., Riverfront Pier, Robin's Living Room, Hospital Corridor.

Updated the production schedule estimates as best I could. Here's the first update since March: APRIL 2025...Taping Jan/Feb 2026 episodes MAY 2025...Taping Mar/Apr 2026 episodes JUNE 2025...Taping Apr/May 2026 episodes JULY 2025...Taping May/Jun 2026 episodes AUGUST 2025...Taping Jun/Jul 2026 episodes Week of 9/1/25-9/5/25 DARK WEEK Week of 9/8/25-9/12/25 # Taping Jul/Aug 2026 episodes Week of 9/15/25-9/19/25 # Taping Aug 2026 episodes Week of 9/22/25-9/26/25 DARK WEEK Week of 9/29/25-10/3/25 DARK WEEK Week of 10/6/25-10/10/25 DARK WEEK Week of 10/13/25-10/17/25 DARK WEEK Week of 10/20/25-10/24/25 DARK WEEK Week of 10/27/25-10/31/25 DARK WEEK Week of 11/3/25-11/7/25 # Taping Sep 2026 episodes

BOBBY HART IN LOVING MEMORY FEBRUARY 18, 1939-SEPTEMBER 10, 2025 "Days of Our Lives" Theme Song Composer Bobby Hart, who composed the "Days of Our Lives" theme song with Tommy Boyce in 1965, along with much of the show's original background music, passed away on September 10, 2025. He was 86. Bobby Hart, a songwriter who co-wrote some of the greatest hits of the Monkees, and a performer in his own right who made the top 10 as a member of the duo Boyce and Hart, died Wednesday at age 86. His wife MaryAnn said that her husband’s death came after a long illness. Hart was associated throughout his career with co-writer Tommy Boyce, his official partner at Screen Gems/Columbia. Together, they wrote a series of huge hits for the Monkees, including the theme song for the TV series that spawned the group, “(Theme From) The Monkees,” as well as the 1966 No. 1 “Last Train to Clarksville” and follow-up singles such as “Valleri” ( a No. 3 Hot 100 hit), “I Wanna Be Free,” “(I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone” and “Words.” Mickey Dolenz issued a statement of sympathy Sunday morning: “Another great is gone. Bobby Hart, who along with Tommy Boyce, penned and produced some of the Monkees’ greatest hits not only made a vital contribution to the popular success of the Monkees, but even more importantly to the essence, the very spirit of the entire venture. His talent, charisma, good humor and calmness in the face of what at times was nothing less than a maniacal roller coaster ride often brought a sense of peace that heartened everyone around him. He was the stillness that is the eye of the hurricane.” The “Monkees” theme was not their only indelible TV song; the duo also wrote the theme for the long-running soap “Days of Our Lives.” Another song that became a standard, “Hurt So Bad,” was first a No. 10 pop hit for Little Anthony and the Imperials, before being covered by acts from the Lettermen to Linda Ronstadt (whose cover reached No. 8 in 1980). The duo’s other songs included “Come a Little Bit Closer” for Jay and the Americans, a No. 3 Billboard hit in 1964. Hart was also an Oscar nominee, with “Over You,” a song from “Tender Mercies,” in which Robert Duvall portrayed a country singer, being put up for an Academy Award in 1983; his co-writer for that was Austin Roberts. Although Boyce and Hart remained best known for helping establish the Monkees as actual charttoppers as well as TV stars, they found success on their own as a duo, releasing three albums and finding success with one big hit, amid a series of lesser-charting singles. Their gold-selling single “I Wonder What She’s Doing Tonight” reached No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967. Boyce and Hart also made a series of television appearances during their brief heyday as a duo in the 1960s, appearing on “Bewitched,” “The Flying Nun” and “I Dream of Jeannie.” (In a clip taken from their “Bewitched” episode, seen below, the dialogue centers around coverage of the duo’s career in Variety.) As a duo, they were done by the end of the 1960s, but in the mid-1970s they came back together in the studio alongside ex-Monkees members Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones for what was widely seen as an attempt to form a new version of the Monkees, dubbed Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. The supergroup did not have any super success on the charts and the collaboration only lasted for one 1976 studio album; they had a somewhat greater impact as a touring act. Hart played on some of the hits he co-wrote with Boyce as well, such as playing the Vox continental organ on the Monkees’ version of “(I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone.” That song was actually first recorded by the Liverpool Five and then Paul Revere & the Raiders before the Monkees took it to No. 20 on the Hot 100. Boyce and Hart were also part of a campaign in the 1960s to lower the voting age to 18, releasing a single titled “L.U.V.,” which stood for Let Us Vote. Tommy Boyce died by suicide in 1994 at age 55. Bobby Hart was born Robert Luke Harshman on Feb. 18, 1939, in Phoenix, Arizona. He changed his name at the behest of a manager when he started a brief career as a solo artist with the 1960 single “Girl in the Window.” “It was a time when there were songwriters who did nothing more than write songs for artists who didn’t write songs for themselves,” Hart explained in an interview with Gary James for Classic Bands. “Tommy and I had our first success in New York. I came from Phoenix to Los Angeles at 18, but I met Tommy when we were the same age and we became friends out here (California), but then we had a chance to go to New York and had our first success back there with ‘Come A Little Bit Closer’ by Jay and the Americans, and a Chubby Checker record and Little Anthony and the Imperials. We got signed to Screen Gems Columbia Music and came back to the West Coast in 1965. We were just set up with all these projects and basically at that point were seeing ourselves as short order cooks, if you will — whatever was needed and whenever it was needed. If Paul Revere and the Raiders were coming up to record in three days and they needed a record, we would do something that we thought would sound like a Paul Revere and the Raiders record and demo it and get it to them in three days. That was our life in 1965.” He discussed playing with as well as writing for the Monkees. “The songs we produced for the Monkees, we used my band, the Candy Store Prophets, and augmented it with a couple of guitar players named Louie Shelton and Wayne Erwin, and Tommy and I also played and sang background on ’em. It was a different sound than we would’ve gotten if we had used the Wrecking Crew guys, the regular studio guys that played on almost everything else. We loved those guys and we did use them on other sessions for other artists, but the Monkees, it really was a garage band, and one that Tommy and I played with in one form or another for four or five years.” Hart told Sunshine Factory about the initial assignment to write for the “Monkees” television show, before the roles had even been cast. “One day, our boss at Screen Gems, Lester Sill, said, ‘I want you to go over and meet with these guys on the lot, Columbia Pictures lot. They have an idea to do a pilot for a television show.’ So Tommy and I went over and had a meeting with Bert Schneider of Raybert Productions. Of course, his partner was Bob Rafelson. And he explained what they wanted to do, a show called ‘The Monkees,’ which was basically ‘A Hard Day’s Night,’ Beatles on American television, a lot of madcap visuals, and we got it right away, and we convinced him right in that first meeting that we knew exactly what the counterpart musically should be. So he gave us the job of coming up with the theme song and two other songs that they needed for the pilot of ‘The Monkees.’ “We didn’t see a script,” he said, but knew “it should be something that might sound a little Beatle-esque but was not a complete ripoff of the Beatles, something that encompassed the new wave of mod music that was coming from England. And so, of course, they needed the theme song first, and we actually wrote that by walking down the street from our house on Woodrow Wilson down to a little park in the Cahuenga Pass. And while walking, we started snapping our fingers and kinda got that that would be a good groove for the piece. So by the time we got there, we basically had it in our minds that it would be ‘Here we come, walking down the street.’ And then we envisioned the drumroll from the Dave Clark Five record (“Catch Us If You Can”). That would take us into the chorus, ‘Hey, hey, we’re the Monkees.'” Hart continued, “Tommy was a great collaborator, and we worked really well together. He was a mile-a-minute, throwing out ideas, and I was more the structural guy who was saying, ‘Hey, wait a minute, those five that just went by, forget about, but that one there, that one sticks. Let’s see what we can do with that.’ And that’s the way we generally wrote. We both had a background of writing complete songs, so we both did lyrics, and we both did melodies. … And then they needed a song where, in the pilot show, Davy Jones would be walking on the beach, kind of reminiscing about a failed romance that he had. And so we had a song that we’d already written called ‘I Wanna Be Free,’ and we envisioned that that could be something that could be kind of haunting and appropriate for that scene.” In 2015, Hart published an autobiography, “Psychedelic Bubble Gum: Boyce & Hart, the Monkees, and Turning Mayhem Into Miracles,” co-written with Glenn Ballantyne. More recently, he published another book co-penned by Ballantyne, this time focusing on his spiritual practice and not his career. “Yoga and Your Hidden Soul Power: A New Path to Love, Happiness, and Abundance Using Yoga’s Ancient Niyama Wisdom,” released in 2024, expounded on his advocacy for Kriya Yoga and the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda, founder of the Self-Realization Fellowship and author of “Autobiography of a Yogi.” Hart married MaryAnn in 1980 and they shared a strong interest in meditation retreats. “Bobby’s songwriting work accurately articulated youthful energy, and emotions to the world,” his wife said in a statement, “but his soul work brought happiness, contentment, and peace into our home.” Along with MaryAnn, Hart is survived by sons Bret and Bobby Jr., from a former marriage to Becky; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and his sisters Deborah and Rebecca. A rep says Hart’s memorial service will be private, to be followed by a public celebration in spring 2026 in Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be directed to the Self-Realization Fellowship. (Obituary via: https://variety.com/2025/music/obituaries-people-news/bobby-hart-dead-songwriter-monkees-1236517972/) Jason47 info on the "Days" theme: When songwriters Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart were first approached to write the theme to "Days of Our Lives", Ted and Betty Corday asked them to come up with something that sounded similar to "Sunrise, Sunset", a song which the Cordays had just seen performed in the Broadway play "Fiddler on the Roof." Boyce and Hart's first two submissions to the Cordays were quickly rejected. Boyce was ready to call it quits, but Hart told Boyce he had one last idea before they abandoned the project. They went to a recording studio, and Hart played music on an organ that sounded like music he remembered hearing when his mother listened to various radio soap operas. Boyce gave some additional suggestions and they returned to the Cordays for their third and final attempt. This time, they were a success. Announcer Ed Prentiss spoke the following lines over the instrumental theme: "Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives. Days of Our Lives, a new dramatic serial starring Macdonald Carey." The "Days of Our Lives" theme was heard for the first time by the American public on Monday, November 8, 1965. It has been heard daily ever since, over 15,000 times. Composer Charles Albertine was brought on to "flesh out" the theme composed by Boyce and Hart, as well as write many background cues for the program. In an exclusive interview with Jason47, Mr. Albertine's son, Bruce, explains Albertine's involvement with the theme: The Albertines had moved to California in 1964. By that time, one of Albertine's compositions, "Bandstand Boogie", had been the theme song for "American Bandstand" for over ten years. He then began composing the background music for many of the Screen Gems comedies, including "Hazel", "Bewitched" and "I Dream of Jeannie." Screen Gems then assigned him to flesh out the theme which Boyce and Hart had submitted to the Cordays. The theme they submitted had only been done as a demo on an organ. The Cordays wanted something new and different: a theme to be played by a small orchestral ensemble. This would break new ground in daytime serials since, up until that time, they had only been accompanied by keyboard music. Albertine wrote the orchestration for the ensemble, which included adding the signature flute-and-bells broken arpeggio that begin the main title. He borrowed this portion note-for-note from his earlier critically acclaimed work "Music for Barefoot Ballerinas" written for Larry Elgart in 1952. In addition, he also wrote a bridge (middle section) for the extended theme song that was played during the closing credits crawl. However, NBC ceased using the closing credits theme in November 2001. "Days" music sheet, 11/8/65: A look at the music heard on the first episode of "Days." Bobby Hart, who passed away on September 10, co-wrote not only the theme song but much of the show's original background music heard on the show in the 1960's:

BURBANK STUDIOS: LOTS OF STUFF WRAPPED IN THE HALLWAYS (FOR A POSSIBLE MOVE?)...INCLUDES HORTON STAIRCASE....AND SNEAK PEEK AT A NEW SET NAME! A look behind-the-scenes at the Burbank Studios this week, thanks to a fan.

I was contacted by a documentarian working on a documentary of actor Ricardo Medina Jr. Thanks to checking the cast lists and figuring out which episodes Ricardo had a U/5 role on "Days" in 1999, and thanks to checking with a fan who has the episodes that can be posted, the documentarian has confirmed that the role of "Ricardo" on 11/24/99 and 11/26/99 is indeed one of Medina's earliest acting roles, which predates his main claim to fame of "Power Rangers" in 2002. Now that we know it is him, I will add him to my cast database as Ricardo in 1999.

While we await 1972, more early 1950's stuff to enjoy! JANUARY 1951 & FEBRUARY 1951 RATINGS: Only one soap on the air!

DAILY CAST CHART: Review each day's cast list from August 2025 at http://www.jason47.com/days/castcharts2025.html 2025 Episode Rankings. Here's how many episodes each actor has appeared in this year (1/1/25-8/31/25), out of a total of 173 episodes. http://www.jason47.com Rank. Actor (Character) # of Episodes 1. Dan Feuerriegel (EJ DiMera) 95 2. Deidre Hall (Marlena Black-68/Hattie Adams-5) 73 *. Martha Madison (Belle Black) 73 4. Carson Boatman (Johnny DiMera) 72 5. Paul Telfer (Xander Cook Kiriakis) 67 6. Cherie Jimenez (Gabi DiMera) 63 7. Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) 59 8. Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton) 58 9. Raven Bowens (Chanel DiMera) 57 *. Abigail Klein (Stephanie Johnson) 57 11. Leo Howard (Tate Black) 56 12. Mary Beth Evans (Kayla Johnson) 55 *. Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera-46/Susan Banks-9) 55 14. Robert Scott Wilson (Alex Kiriakis) 52 15. Elia Cantu (Jada Hunter) 51 *. Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark) 51 17. Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez-39/Arnold Feniger-15) 50 *. John-Paul Lavoisier (Philip Kiriakis) 50 19. Jackee Harry (Paulina Price Carver) 49 20. Stephen Nichols (Steve Johnson) 47 21. Brandon Beemer (Shawn Brady) 43 *. Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera) 43 23. Al Calderon (Javi Hernandez) 42 *. Ashley Puzemis (Holly Jonas) 42 25. AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) 40 26. Peyton Meyer (Doug Williams) 39 27. Rachel Boyd (Sophia Choi) 37 28. Lauren Koslow (Kate Brady) 30 29. Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux) 29 30. Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams) 27 *. Josh Taylor (Roman Brady) 27 32. Alice Halsey (Rachel Black) 23 33. Tamara Braun (Ava Vitali) 21 *. Suzanne Rogers (Maggie Kiriakis) 21 35. Emily O'Brien (Gwen Von Leuschner-15/Theresa Donovan-5) 20 *. James Reynolds (Abe Carver) 20 37. Marissa Reyes (Arianna Horton) 19 38. AlexAnn Hopkins (Joy Wesley) 17 *. Tina Huang (Melinda Trask) 17 *. Shi Ne Nielson (Amy Choi) 17 41. Ros Gentle (Woman in White/Rachel Blake) 14 42. Karole Foreman (Judge Dabney) 11 *. Christopher Sean (Paul Narita) 11 44. David Jite (Bailiff) 10 45. Colton Little (Andrew Donovan) 8 46. Charles Shaughnessy (Shane Donovan) 8 *. Alison Sweeney (Sami Brady) 8 48. Kristian Alfonso (Hope Brady) 7 *. Christie Clark (Carrie Reed) 7 *. Michael Dietz (Dr. Jeffrey Russell) 7 *. Judi Evans (Bonnie Kiriakis-6/Adrienne Johnson-1) 7 *. Kennedy Garcia (Felicity Greene) 7 *. Peter Reckell (Bo Brady) 7 *. Finley Rose Slater (Rachel Black) 7 *. Derek Yates (Kerry Youmans) 7 56. Maggie Carney (Rita Lesley) 6 *. Michael Masini (Richie/Thug) 6 *. Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera) 6 *. Louise Sorel (Vivian Alamain) 6 *. Greg Vaughan (Eric Brady) 6 61. Matthew Ashford (Jack Deveraux) 5 *. Madelyn Kientz (Sophia Choi) 5 *. Melissa Reeves (Jennifer Deveraux) 5 64. Cary Christopher (Thomas DiMera) 4 *. George Del Hoyo (Orpheus) 4 *. Chadwick Hopson (Kevin Lambert) 4 *. Chandler Massey (Will Horton) 4 68. Bruce Beatty (Seth Burns) 3 *. Victoria Konefal (Ciara Weston) 3 *. Kyle Lowder (Rex Brady) 3 71. Autumn Gendron (Charlotte DiMera) 2 *. Amelia & Kennedy Hileman (Victoria Kiriakis) 2 *. Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera) 2 *. Clyde Kusatsu (Wei Shin) 2 *. Louis Tomeo (Aaron Greene) 2 76. Kim Coles (Whitley King) 1 *. Wally Kurth (Justin Kiriakis) 1 *. Theodore & Vincent Simard (Baby Bo Weston) 1 August Episode Rankings. Here's how many episodes each actor has appeared in this month (8/1/25-8/31/25), out of a total of 21 episodes. http://www.jason47.com Rank. Actor (Character) # of Episodes 1. Dan Feuerriegel (EJ DiMera) 17 2. Deidre Hall (Marlena Black) 15 3. Martha Madison (Belle Black) 14 4. Carson Boatman (Johnny DiMera) 12 5. Billy Flynn (Chad DiMera) 9 6. Linsey Godfrey (Sarah Horton) 9 *. Alice Halsey (Rachel Black) 9 *. Cherie Jimenez (Gabi DiMera) 9 *. Eric Martsolf (Brady Black) 9 *. AnnaLynne McCord (Cat Greene) 9 *. Paul Telfer (Xander Cook Kiriakis) 9 12. Raven Bowens (Chanel DiMera) 8 *. Karole Foreman (Judge Dabney) 8 *. Stacy Haiduk (Kristen DiMera-6/Susan Banks-2) 8 *. David Jite (Bailiff) 8 *. Greg Rikaart (Leo Stark) 8 17. Rachel Boyd (Sophia Choi) 7 18. Jackee Harry (Paulina Price Carver) 6 *. Leo Howard (Tate Black) 6 *. Stephen Nichols (Steve Johnson) 6 *. Robert Scott Wilson (Alex Kiriakis) 6 22. Al Calderon (Javi Hernandez) 5 *. Emily O'Brien (Gwen Von Leuschner) 5 24. Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez) 4 *. Abigail Klein (Stephanie Johnson) 4 26. Mary Beth Evans (Kayla Johnson) 3 *. Susan Seaforth Hayes (Julie Williams) 3 *. John-Paul Lavoisier (Philip Kiriakis) 3 *. Ashley Puzemis (Holly Jonas) 3 *. Marissa Reyes (Arianna Horton) 3 31. Thaao Penghlis (Tony DiMera) 2 *. James Reynolds (Abe Carver) 2 33. Brandon Beemer (Shawn Brady) 1 *. Elia Cantu (Jada Hunter) 1 *. Maggie Carney (Rita Lesley) 1 *. Kennedy Garcia (Felicity Greene) 1 *. Tina Huang (Melinda Trask) 1 *. Leann Hunley (Anna DiMera) 1 *. Casey Moss (JJ Deveraux) 1 *. Shi Ne Nielson (Amy Choi) 1 *. Alison Sweeney (Sami Brady) 1 Contract actors not appearing this month: Suzanne Rogers (Maggie Kiriakis) Josh Taylor (Roman Brady) Credited guest stars appearing in less than 5 episodes: Miles Anderson (Foster) Adam Chambers (Dave) Timothy Hornor (Adam) Eva La Dare (Patsy McGowan) SET TOTALS: August 2025 Horton Town Square...19 DiMera Mansion...15 Brady Pub...12 Marlena's Townhouse...12 Establishing Shots of DiMera Mansion...12 Courtroom...10 Establishing Shots of Courthouse...10 Establishing Shots of Townhouse...10 Hernandez Kitchen...8 Establishing Shots of Hernandez House...8 Nurses' Station...7 The Bistro at Saxton's...5 Black Patch Office...5 Establishing Shots of Hospital...5 Titan Office...5 Greene Apartment...4 Johnny & Chanel's Apartment...4 Establishing Shots of Johnny/Chanel Apartment...4 Establishing Shots of Police Station...4 Establishing Shots of Stephanie's Apartment...4 Establishing Shots of Titan...4 Kiriakis Study...3 Stephanie's Apartment...3 Establishing Shots of Kiriakis Mansion...3 Holding Cell...2 Nurses' Station (Elevator Area)...2 Rachel's Bedroom (DiMera)...2 Rafe's Office...2 Establishing Shots of Black Patch...2 Belle's Bedroom (Townhouse)...1 Bookstore...1 Detective Area...1 EJ's Salem Inn Room...1 Horton Living Room...1 Hospital Exam Room...1 Interrogation Room (new)...1 Jada's Office...1 Javi's Bedroom (Hernandez)...1 Judge Dabney's Chambers...1 Jury Room...1 Marlena's Office...1 Patsy's Office...1 Philip's Salem Inn Room...1 Salem Inn Room...1 Sarah's Bedroom (Kiriakis)...1 Spectator Office...1 Stephanie's Bedroom...1 Tate's Bedroom (Townhouse)...1 Trask's Office...1 Xander's Bed Limbo...1 Establishing Shots of Spectator...1 DIRECTORS & SCRIPT WRITERS: 8/1/25: David Shaughnessy & Isaac Francis Tackman 8/4/25: Noel Maxam & Henry Newman 8/5/25: Angela Tessinari & Joanna Cohen 8/6/25: Scott McKinsey & Skyy Sandifer 8/7/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Megan Titus 8/8/25: Angela Tessinari & Dan O'Connor 8/11/25: Scott McKinsey & David Kreizman 8/12/25: Noel Maxam & Joanna Cohen 8/13/25: David Shaughnessy & Isaac Francis Tackman 8/14/25: Scott McKinsey & Kirk Doering 8/15/25: Noel Maxam & Henry Newman 8/18/25: Angela Tessinari & David Kreizman 8/19/25: Scott McKinsey & Christian Streaty 8/20/25: Noel Maxam & Joanna Cohen 8/21/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Dan O'Connor 8/22/25: Noel Maxam & Isaac Francis Tackman 8/25/25: David Shaughnessy & David Kreizman 8/26/25: David Shaughnessy & Henry Newman 8/27/25: David Shaughnessy & Megan Titus 8/28/25: Scott McKinsey & Dan O'Connor 8/29/25: Janet Spellman-Drucker & Henry Newman http://www.jason47.com

Been trying to get a schedule update since my schedule contact left in March. I did hear a few months back about a potential move to a new studio, so it's certainly possible if they shut down for 6 weeks, that could be the reason.