I know the Janice replacement, but I don't know if I'm allowed to say.

I also know who will be directing Y&R's Paris stuff, but again, I don't know if I'm allowed to say...

Oh, you have my permission to say!

Yes, please let us know.

If you don't know, Y&RWorldTurner, how are we supposed to know? That's why I was laughing.

Pity, though, things discovered too soon.

If my source says I can spill the news, then I will.

If Sylph wants to spill it before me, then he can go ahead, after all, he's the one that brought it up.

If my source says I can spill the news, then I will.

If Sylph wants to spill it before me, then he can go ahead, after all, he's the one that brought it up.

Why shouldn't they guess?

It is fairly easy.

Why shouldn't they guess?

They could, but no one has as of yet.

Aw, let them wait, having some power feels good.

Edited October 2, 200817 yr by Y&RWorldTurner

The could, but no one has as of yet.

Aw, let them wait, having some power feels good.

But I am torn! I know how it feels not to know.

The only reason I'm not saying right away is that this wouldn't have much sense then.

Amanda L. Beall is gone from AMC's credits.

R Sinclair will be thrilled.

Let's hope she doesn't make it long at Y&R.

As for Y&R directing the Paris stuff... will it be some of the old directors or?

Let's hope she doesn't make it long at Y&R.

Imagine the irony if she does well...

Amanda L. Beall is gone from AMC's credits.

Finally. She went out with a wimper.

Why shouldn't they guess?

It is fairly easy.

The could, but no one has as of yet.

Aw, let them wait, having some power feels good.

Okay, this was starting to irritate me, but then I decided to 'Zen' out.

I'm hoping the director is David Shaughnessy or Ed Scott or Kathryn Foster or Noel Maxam (but he's still at Days, right?), or the other director who came and went to Days with Ed.

But who knows? I will enjoy the credits on the air date :-). Because with the speed at which you snails release these "bits", we only usually find out about 24 hours before the air show anyway, lol. Right when the GCNews posts the day-ahead previews .

(Am I goading you into a reveal?)

All I want to know is whether or not the Y&R writer who is IN is good or bad. And I don't mean that in the 'I like their style' sense. I mean on a scale of 1 (Lynn Marie Latham) to 10 (Nancy Curlee) where does this writer stack up?

All I want to know is whether or not the Y&R writer who is IN is good or bad. And I don't mean that in the 'I like their style' sense. I mean on a scale of 1 (Lynn Marie Latham) to 10 (Nancy Curlee) where does this writer stack up?

It's not him, but what number would Jack Smith get? I'd have said a 5....except hearing his scripts on B&B makes me think a 1.

It's not him, but what number would Jack Smith get? I'd have said a 5....except hearing his scripts on B&B makes me think a 1.

No I think a 5 is fair for Jack Smith. He did a lot of good at B&B and did a lot of good at Y&R, especially considering the personal crisis he was dealing with as his son was dying of a terminal disease (I think it was cancer). To me, Jack Smith did a remarkable job given the circumstances.

So, on the following scale, how does the Y&R IN writer fare?

1 (Lynn Marie Latham)...............5 (Jack Smith)................10 (Nancy Curlee)