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August 13, 2003

Executive Producer

Ken Corday

Co-Executive Producer

Stephen Wyman

Supervising Producer

Sheryl Harmon

Producer

Roy B. Steinberg

Directed By

Roger W. Inman

Written By

James E. Reilly

Dena Higley

Victor Gialanella

Peter Brash

Paula Cwikly

Rick Draughon

Renee Godelia

Fran Myers

Jeanne Marie Grunwell

Sofia Landon Geier

and

Gillian Spencer

Senior Coordinating Producers

Janet Spellman-Rider

Tom Walker

Coordinating Producer

Debbie Ware Barrows

Theme by

Charles Albertine

Tommy Boyce

Bobby Hart

Music Composed by

Ken Corday

D. Brent Nelson

Music Directors

Amy Evans

Steve Reinhardt

Production Designer

Dan Olexiewicz

Associate Directors

Roger W. Iman

David N. Kohn

Julie Brady

D. Mason Dickson

Production Associates

Denise White

Tonya Van Horn Peat

Michael Fiamingo

Jessica Judd

Production Manager

Elaine Withrow

Some Appliances Furnished by G.E.

Property Master

Robert Hayes

Special Effects

Pete Trzepacz

Art Director

Tom Early

Assistant Art Directors

Steve Nibbe

Jennifer Breuklander

Justine E. Mercado

Jessica DeVol

Assistants to the Producers

Nancy Lewis

Terry Ann Holst

Stuart W. Howard

Christopher Lewis

Larue Domingues

Anthony Escamilla

Production Finance

Cynthia Aamoth

Terri Lynn Doubet

David Potts

Jeff Voorhees

Assistant to the Headwriters

Renee Godelia

Writers' Assistant

Anne Toole

Publicist

Andrea McKinnon

Web Producer

Allison Wait

Stage Managers

Francesca Bellini DeSimone

Joesph H. Lumer

Stuart W. Howard

Lisa Huston

Casting by

Fran F. Bascom, C.S.A.

Associate Casting Director

Linda Poindexter

Casting Assistant

Ronald Sperber

Rick Lorentz

Costume Designer

Richard Bloore

Wardrobe

Sherrell Cuneo

Jim Pfanner

Connie Sech

George Cooper

Donna Oberman

Sharon Nichols

Kirstin Morlino

Makeup Artists

Gail Hopkins

Nina Wells

Gail Brubaker

Deidre Decker

Hairstylists

Garry Allyn

Margaret Puga

Kimberly Salvatore-Davis

Technical Directors

J.C. O'Neill

Mike Caruso

Wendy Rotoli

Lighting Directors

Ted Polmanski

Jeff Barr

Audio

David Cone

Boom Operators

Harry Young

John Woods Jr.

Jacqueline Frazier

Wendy Rotoli

Cameras

John Sizemore

Michael Mecartea

Lew Friant

Editors

D. Mason Dickson

Lugh Powers

David Mawhinney

Schooner Darrow

Post Production Supervisor

Jennifer Whittaker

Senior Video

Brian Jorgensen

Electronic Maintenance

Ron Hanff

Video Tape Operators

Ken Williamson

Jerry Berg

Executive in Charge of Production

Greg Meng

Senior Executive in Charge of Production

Gary Fogel

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