Mark St. Germain was listed again as a breakdown writer today at ATWT. Are they testing out Sunshine and St. Germain to see which one they want to hire?

St. Germain was gone from the credits again today and Sunshine wasn't listed.

My only explanation for the on again off again of these two is that they are freelancers that are filling in for someone that is taking time off or they are both auditoning for an upcoming vacancy.Just my speculation.

BTW,Grant Aleksander (ex Phillip,GL) directed tody's episode. He is an occasional director for the show.

Edited January 11, 200718 yr by oakdalelover

Bettina Bradbury wrote todays episode of Days. She was listed as scriptwriter on the Canadian credits yesterday.

Isnt she from AMC?

Bettina Bradbury wrote todays episode of Days. She was listed as scriptwriter on the Canadian credits yesterday.

So which other writers does this agent have as clients? I want to see what potential writers might join the DAYS writing staff. LOL!

Well, Toups, I was going to add Bettina, but she's already writing now for DAYS!!

Good news, I finally have internet access at home once again!!

I will update the archives/database as fast as I can.

It's good to be back full time.

As I just posted in the ratings thread,it is good to have you back,Toups!

Bettina Francionne Bradbury has joined the writing staff of "Days of Our Lives" as a dialogue writer. Bradbury began her writing career on "Capitol" from 1984-1987. She wrote for "Santa Barbara" from 1991 until its final episode in 1993. She then was a staff writer on "All My Children" from 1993-2006 and most recently wrote for "One Life to Live" and "As the World Turns" in 2006. She has won 3 Daytime Emmy Awards, all for "All My Children", in 1996, 1997 and 1998. Bradbury, 51, was born on July 22, 1955.

Bettina Francionne Bradbury has joined the writing staff of "Days of Our Lives" as a dialogue writer. Bradbury began her writing career on "Capitol" from 1984-1987. She wrote for "Santa Barbara" from 1991 until its final episode in 1993. She then was a staff writer on "All My Children" from 1993-2006 and most recently wrote for "One Life to Live" and "As the World Turns" in 2006. She has won 3 Daytime Emmy Awards, all for "All My Children", in 1996, 1997 and 1998. Bradbury, 51, was born on July 22, 1955.

Her dad is the famous novelist Ray Bradbury....

On a competely different note, a WHOLE bunch of out of work writers and directors available for EPs to choose from now that Passions is gone! I'm sure the good ones (i.e., Gail Lawrence, Pete Rich) will be snapped up by other shows. I'm just glad I'm not a Passions employee today

I believe Bettina also wrote for a telenovela which never aired in the U.S. called "Judith Krantz's Secrets."

The Episode Writers and Directors database has been updated. Filled out the rest of 2006 and began the 2007 threads.

Yoopie! Glad you're back, Toups.

P. S. Did you sign off Trent Jones in 2006 thread?

Y&R

- Lynsey Dufour first listed as Associate Head Writer on January 5

That was a fast promotion — from PA to SW and now BDW in a matter of months!

Bettina Bradbury was a fine script writer at ATWT, but I'm not missing her at all. The consolidation of the writing staff is probably a factor in the strengthening of the writing these past two weeks -- less cooks stirring the pot, more continuity from day to day. Also, Bradbury was a relatively new writer to ATWT, so she didn't take any major history or character knowledge with her. Wow though, it's cool, I didn't know she's the daughter of Ray Bradbury!

By the way, I feel like there are probably a ghost writer or consultant's storylines playing out on ATWT right now. Maybe I'm just biased and not giving credit where it's due, but ATWT since last Monday has felt too good, "old-time soap" emotion, and character-based to me for Jean P., Chris Whitesell, and Leah Laiman to be the main forces behind it all.

Edited January 17, 200718 yr by jfung79

P. S. Did you sign off Trent Jones in 2006 thread?

Yes.