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Last updated: March 2, 2019

 

 

B&B

- John F. Smith last listed as Script Writer on December 11

- Deveney Kelly last listed as Director on October 25

 

 

DAYS

- Sarah Jenkins frist listed as Script Writer on January 3

- Joanna Cohen first listed as Script Writer on February 15

- Alex Hadad first listed as Script Writer on March 14

- Richard Culliton last listed as Script Writer on March 14

- Katherine Schock  first listed as Script Writer on March 23

- Alex Hadad last listed as Script Writer on April 20

- Sarah Jenkins last listed as Script Writer on April 20

- Lisa Connor last listed as Script Writer on May 2

- Annamarie Davidson first listed as Script Writer on May 25

- Annamarie Davidson last listed as Script Writer on May 29

- Sonja Alarr first listed as Script Writer on June 25

- Sonja Alarr last listed as Script Writer on July 5

 

 

GH

- Donny Sheldon first listed as Script Writer on January 11

- Mary-Kelly Weir last listed as Producer on March 9

- Mary-Kelly Weir first listed as Senior Producer on March 12

- Jennifer Whittaker-Brogdon last listed as Coordinating Producer on March 16

- Michelle Henry last listed as Producer on March 16

- Jennifer Whittaker-Brogdon first listed as Producer on March 19

- Michelle Henry first listed as Senior Producer on March 19

 

 

 

Y&R

- Lisa Seidman last listed as Breakadown Writer on January 19

- Dave Rupel first listed as Breakdown Writer on January 25

- Michael Montgomery last listed as Script Writer on April 19

- Anne Schoettle first listed as Script Writer on April 27

- Jimmy Freeman last listed as Producer on May 4

- Lia Langworthy first listed as Script Writer on May 14

- Jonathan Fishman first listed as Producer on May 30

- Dave Rupel last listed as Breakdown Writer on August 23

- Teresa Zimmerman first listed as Breakdown Writer on August 31

- Jimmy Freeman last listed as Producer on September 14

- Lisa de Cazotte list listed as Supervising Producer on September 21

- Susan Dansby last listed as Script Writer on October 5

- Lynn Martin first listed as Script Writer on October 22

- Beth Milstein last listed as Co-Head Writer on November 5

- Annie Burgstede (Annie B. Compton) first listed as Co-Head Writer on November 20

- Sara Endsley first listed as Script Writer on November 27

- Daren Little first listed as Story Consultant on December 3

 

 

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I think he may have retired.  Richard's been writing soaps for about 35 years, without having a long period of time off.  He's talented (I thought he was one of daytime's best) and well respected and liked, probably why he's been able to work for such a long time.  To me, Richard and Carolyn are soap writing legends.  35 years in the soaps - amazing. 

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