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2008: The Directors and Writers Thread


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I'm willing to give Marla a chance, she was a Writer's Assistant for Y&R during the early 90's, when Bill Bell was still running the show.

I'll look at her first episode and judge. I mean a lot of people didn't want Cherie Bennett & Jeff Gottesfeld back, but the first episode they wrote post-strike was actually very good.

BTW, isn't Marla that writer that LA Times article was interviewing just as the strike began? You know, the one who adopted that Russian girl and said she was "living paycheck to paycheck."

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You're going to see some writers roulette on some of these shows...I'm not pointing any figures but we all know that there were writers from one show who worked on another show to maintain secrecy with promises for a job. There are over 110 daytime writers, of which only a handful went core, some others scabbed. It's happened during each strike. I'm not saying that Kanelos, Draughon or Godelia scabbed but you can be sure some guild writers did scab. I'm okay with that since the shows needed help to survive. Although my guess is that P&G had trouble getting any writers to scab since they pay minimums and are under threat of cancellation.

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Well we don't know if Kate Hall and Michelle Patrick will be back either since they are still MIA for now. And if AMC is eliminating the breakdown position then Beall and Walsh may just be around until their contracts expire.

I guess it depends on if they are going to fire the old script writers like Rebecca Taylor, Courtney Bugler, and Ron Renauld and bump Walsh and Beall down to scriptwriters.. or if they are going to get rid of everyone who was a breakdown writer like Beall and Walsh and keep people like Taylor, Bugler and Renauld where they are.

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Aww, I was hoping it was SLG. :(

Toups, have you heard anything about the writers who weren't listed in the Feb firings? I think it was Scholz, Bradbury and one other. You said at the time that their status was unclear.

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