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DAYS

- Julia Layton last listed as Writers’ Assistant on January 29

- Natalie Michaud first listed as Writers’ Assistant on February 10

- Lisa de Cazotte last listed as Co-Executive Producer on July 31

- Albert Alarr last listed as Producer on July 31

- Janet Spellman-Drucker last listed as Senior Coordinating Producer on July 31

- Janet Spellman-Drucker first litsted as Producer on August 3

- Albert Alarr first listed as Co-Executive Producer on August 3

- Janet Iacobuzio last listed as Script Writer on August 7

- Danielle Page first listed as Script Writer on August 10

- Gary Tomlin and Christopher Whitesell last listed as Co-Head Writers on August 18

- Josh Griffith and Dena Higley first listed as Co-Head Writer on August 19

- Lisa Seidman first listed as breakdown writer on August 19

- Scott McKinsey first listed as Director on September 1

- Noel Maxam first listed as Director on September 10

- Sonia Blangiardo first listed as Director on October 14

- Angela Tessinari first listed as Director on October 23

- Mark Higley first listed as Script Writer on November 12

 

 

GH

- Elizabeth Page last listed as Script Writer on March 4

- Steven Williford first listed as Director on July 14

- Katherine Schock last listed as Breakdown Writer on August 12

- Jean Passanante first listed as Breakdown Writer on August 13

- Daniel James O'Connor last listed as Breakdown Writer on August 31

- Katherine Schock back listed as Breakdown Writer on September 1

- Ron Carlivati last listed as Head Writer on October 5

- Jean Passanante last listed as Breakdown Writer on October 5

- Jean Passanante first listed as Head Writer on October 6

- Jean Passanante and Shelly Altman first listed as Co-Head Writers on October 7

- Kate Hall last listed as Script Writer on October 29

- Christopher Whitesell first listed as Breakdown Writer on November 20

- Janet Iacobuzio first listed as Breakdown Writer on December 4

 

 

Y&R

- Josh O’Connell last listed as Associate Producer in January

- Charles Pratt Jr. first listed as Executive Producer and Head Writer on January 16

- Jean Passanante & Shelly Altman last listed as Co-Head Writers on March 18

- Jean Passanante last listed as Breakdown Writer on June 18

- Rebecca Taylor McCarty first listed as Script Writer on October 19

- Shelly Altman last listed as Breakdown Writer on October 21

- Anne Schoettle last listed as Script Writer on December 29

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Daytime Confidential has reported that Pratt-astrophe material starts airing towards end of Jan.

They also reported that his co-headwriter is Tracy Thomson, not Altman and/or Passanante.

I wonder if we're looking at the following credit crawl:

Written by

Charles Pratt

with

Tracy Thomson

Shelly Altman (Story Editor)

Jean Passanate

Natalie Slater

Michael Conforti
Jeff Beldner

Brent Boyd (Script Editor)

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EP: JFP

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EP: Pratt

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Written By

Pratt

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Altman

&

Passanante

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Thomson

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Boyd

That three tier system between Pratt/Altman&Passanante/Thomson is weird. And having 5 sections of writers is ridiculous.

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Doubt it. Why would Pratt want to be the a production EP too? I don't think he wants to be on the floor running the studio. It's going to be like at GH when he and Guza were running the show, story wise, while JFP dealt with the production.

Yup, he did. Actors on a show don't usually get a chance to write episodes. I think the last time was John Loprieno at OLTL. And when was the last time a show had a male black script writer?

I don't think Sony is as involved in DAYS as they are with Y&R. I never hear of battles between NBC/Sony/Corday, just between NBC/Corday.

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