Oh, come on.

We all already know she is the one .

We do?

We do?

Newcomers left and right, Hinsey exposing her (she wouldn't report it if she didn't know for sure as it gets her in trouble and Higley), spoilers indicating that things are lesser then they should be.

There are plenty of hints that it's Higley and Hinsey all but gave us confirmation, especially since the other names in the article like Alden and Griffith we know are already true.

I've just learned that the WGA has revoked nominations from Fi-Core writers. So that's: James Harmon Brown and Barbara Esensten from AMC, Garin Wolf and Michael Conforti from GH, Paula Cwikly from Y&R.

Edited January 25, 200817 yr by Toups

I've just learned that the WGA has revoked nominations from Fi-Core writers. So that's: James Harmon Brown and Barbara Esensten from AMC, Garin Wolf and Michael Conforti from GH.

So if either of those shows win the award this year, they won't be a part of it?

I've just learned that the WGA has revoked nominations from Fi-Core writers. So that's: James Harmon Brown and Barbara Esensten from AMC, Garin Wolf and Michael Conforti from GH.

So in what status are they now?

So if either of those shows win the award this year, they won't be a part of it?

Correct.

So in what status are they now?

I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you're asking. Status?

Xavier....we need to talk on AIM when I get home, lol. I got some questions.

Thanks, Toups, for the confirmation!

Uh oh! The FiCore writers are on the WGA's [!@#$%^&*] list!

Now watch AMC win the damned thing, with Megan McTavish on hand to accept (and you'll know she'll be there, like the year Guza's writing won GH the Emmy but she was on stage & smiling proudly anyway).

Uh oh! The FiCore writers are on the WGA's [!@#$%^&*] list!

Now watch AMC win the damned thing, with Megan McTavish on hand to accept (and you'll know she'll be there, like the year Guza's writing won GH the Emmy but she was on stage & smiling proudly anyway).

I didn't think of that! LOL McTavish is going to accept the award (if AMC wins) and she's going to rub it in B&E's face.

I'm sorry, I don't quite understand what you're asking. Status?

Let me translate from Mandarin Chinese: are they now out of the Guild forever? 

Which would just be ridiculous and tacky and I would lose all respect I have for Megan McTavish (or whatever is left) because she certainly didn't work on the "crash" episodes (which got them the nomination). It would best for someone like Michelle Patrick (who wrote the breakdown of the episode) to accept, or the SW.

That reminds me...I saw those pictures...What the hell was Mctavish doing cheesing it up in that picture?

I doubt the WGA would award a writer who had no participation in the winning material. If AMC were to win, the other writers would receive the honor, just not B&E (or McTavish).

Unfortunately, the WGA works like the Emmys, where the award goes to all the writers who worked a minimum of 3 months during the year. So, Megs is on the list, sigh.

All My Children," written by James Harmon Brown, Barbara Esensten, Megan McTavish, Addie Walsh, Chip Hayes, Stephen Demorest, Michelle Patrick, Amanda L. Beall, Jeff Beldner, Karen Lewis, Rebecca Taylor, Marla Kanelos, Courtney Bugler, Joanna Cohen, Kate Hall; ABC