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April 16, 2001

Created by

Frank & Doris Hursley

Executive Producer

Jill Farren Phelps

Directed by

William Ludel

Written by

Michele Val Jean

Elizabeth Korte

Mary Ryan

Garin Wolf

David Rupel

Dana Herko

Michelle Patrick

&

James Fryman

Producer

Mary O'Leary

Producer

Carol Scott

Producer

Lisa Levenson

Coordinating Producer

Marty Vaghts

Associate Producer

Deborah A. Genovese

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GH December 2001 - Courtesy of Soapzone

Created by

Frank and Doris Hursley

Executive Producer

Jill Farren Phelps

Directors

Joseph Behar

William Ludel

Mary Madeiras

David Forsyth

Owen Renfroe

Shelley Curtis

Head Writer

Megan McTavish

Writers

Michael Conforti

Elizabeth Korte

Garin Wolfe

Michelle Patrick

Victor Miller

Susan Wald

Mary Sue Price

Shelly Moore

Lewis Arlt

James Fryman

Producers

Mary O'Leary

Carol Scott

Mercer Barrows

Associate Producer

Deborah A. Genovese

Associate Directors

Ron Cates

Christine R. Magarian

Casting Director

Mark Teschner, C.S.A.

Associate Casting Director

Gwen Hillier

Production Designer

Chip Dox

Art Director

Daniel Proett

Assistant Art Directors

Kara E. Conrad

Wade Battley

Jennifer Elliot

Stage Managers

Craig McManus

Kathy Ladd

Susan Neigher

Michelle Azenzer

Production Associates

Penny Pengra

Denise Van Cleave

Script Continuity

Johnnie Raines

Production Continuity

Michelle Murray

Assistant to the Executive Producer

N'Neka Garland

Production Coordinators

Dale Pulliam, Christine Cooper

Casting Assistants

Briana Kish

Kate O'Donnell

Media Relations

Michelle Gross

Publicity Coordinator

Yvonne Graham

Writers' Assistant

Nathan Fissell

Research

Mark Scherzer

Production Manager

Bob Piatak

Assistant Production Manager

Vicki Davis

Manager of Technical Operations

Sue Arrington

Technical Managers

Randy Hooper, Phil Angerhofer

Script Coordinators

Heidi Ploen

Jim Reiztel

Michael Cinquemani

Property Masters

Robert K. Markham

Ron Seuffert

Head Electricians

Ray Morales

John Pokorski

Head Grips

Ray Bowman

Lee Fleming

Technical Directors

John Cochran

Jim Ralston

Michael Joseph

Lighting Directors

Mark Buxbaum

Roger Dalton

Tom Markle

Audio

Elyse Pacora

Sound Effects

Sandy Masone

Senior Video

Charles Barrett

Cameras

Dale Carlson

Harlie Outler

Dale Walsh

Craig Camou

Boom Operators

Fred Fryrear

Paulette Jacobs

Sylvia Almstead

Head Utility

Stanley Magnone

Costume Designer

Lori Ann Robinson

Assistant Costume Designers

Alice Volonino

Alex Bates

Costume Supervisor

Lenny Marcus

Phil Wayne

Costumers

Crystal K. Craft

Michele Jaffe

Nina Granovsky

Julianna Bolles Morrison

Barbara Dunn

Aiko Beall

Tsuyako Nishi

Costume Designer

Lori Ann Robinson

Make-Up

Donna Messina Armogida

Cyndilee Rice

Wendy Holz-Pennington

Georgia Grado Berona

Hair Stylists

Kimber Lee Anderson

Michael Anton Prockiw

Post Production Editors

Fritz Curtis

Peter Filmore

David Gonzalez

Brian D. Rosner

Donald Smith

Video Tape Recording

Arthur Hudson

Daniel Viveros

Electronic Maintenance

Don Trafton

Glenn Wolfe

Business Manager

Hilda Recio

Transportation

Jim Krieger

Security

Gregory Roykhman

Debbie Lewis

Original Music by

Marty Davich

Dominic Messenger

Music Directors

R.C. Cates

Doug LeBow

Theme Music

"Faces of the Heart" by

Dave Koz

Jeff Koz

Jack Urbont

Performed by

Dave Koz

Videotaped at ABC Television Center, Hollywood

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September 4, 2001

Created by

Frank and Doris Hursley

Executive Producer

Jill Farren Phelps

Written By

Megan McTavish

Elizabeth Korte

Michael Conforti

Garin Wolf

Michelle Patrick

Juliet Law Packer

James Fryman

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