Were the Culliton's the ones who created Port Charles?

Yep.

AMC: Amanda Beall and David Kriezman

OLTL: Lisa Conner and Tom Casiello

Tom now writes for WWE

AMC: Amanda Beall and David Kriezman

OLTL: Lisa Conner and Tom Casiello

I want what you are smoking...lol....

Tom now writes for WWE

He can stay there...although writing for an online soap isnt something to write home about either....

AMC: Amanda Beall and David Kriezman

I feel a NeNe gif coming on....

I feel a NeNe gif coming on....

I got you. Lol.

Kreizman? He had his shot and it was boring. I remember AMC being so blah under him and Swajeski.

Thanks, brandon!

Kreizman? He had his shot and it was boring. I remember AMC being so blah under him and Swajeski.

It was boring at times but for the most part I enjoyed their AMC. We got some great drama/moments with Annie/JR/Marissa/Scott quad & I welcomed the addition of the Castillo's and how they were integrated with the cast.

Their failures for me were the Ryan/Greenlee reunion, killing Angie's baby, Caleb, and dragging the Kendall/evil Ricky story too long.

Oh im not saying it was bad per say under them. I did like what you mentioned but it just all felt so blah to me. Idk lol.

I'd give Kriezman another chance. He loves soaps and his script writing stint on GH in 2012 was admirable. He wrote the best scripts of the year with Dave Rupel, the back to back Robin funeral episodes. I think Swajeski is no Doug Marland, but she's done online stuff before so don't be surprised if PP taps her in some capacity.

I think Marla Kanalos will be on someone's list as a prominent writer for AMC reboot.

AMC: Amanda Beall and David Kriezman

Given the soap opera climate, I thought Swajeski and Krezsman managed to give Pine Valley some sense of community and even heart--helped by coming off of Broderick's short interim period post Pratt (it also sounds like Agnes Nixon was allowed to be in the writing room again--something Pratt wouldn't allow, which could have helped). The main issue I had was, yeah, their year or so was almost too low key probably for a modern soap (and they did make some specific story mistakes as mentioned). But even some of the stunty stuff was pulled off better than it had any right to be, like the Erica/Jane story (although noticeably that story was written stronger with more psychological stuff for the brief bit when Broderick came back and wrapped up the story). Brown/Esenstein AMC pre Pratt was also kinda boring, but they also had a worse issue with balancing the canvas than S/K did.

Given the soap opera climate, I thought Swajeski and Krezsman managed to give Pine Valley some sense of community and even heart--helped by coming off of Broderick's short interim period post Pratt (it also sounds like Agnes Nixon was allowed to be in the writing room again--something Pratt wouldn't allow, which could have helped). The main issue I had was, yeah, their year or so was almost too low key probably for a modern soap (and they did make some specific story mistakes as mentioned). But even some of the stunty stuff was pulled off better than it had any right to be, like the Erica/Jane story (although noticeably that story was written stronger with more psychological stuff for the brief bit when Broderick came back and wrapped up the story). Brown/Esenstein AMC pre Pratt was also kinda boring, but they also had a worse issue with balancing the canvas than S/K did.

The rumor was that an "outside" writer pitched the Erica/Jane storyline as well as Angie and Jesse's dead baby. Some speculated it was McTavish.