Y&R has dumped another "storyline writer" inexperienced, recent college grad and paralegal by trade, Mellinda Hensley.  

I wonder if, at all, a much talked-about possible writer’s strike in May 2020 would affect the remaining shows. DAYS, of course, shoots so far ahead, and there are a lot of writers who’ve already gone FiCore in past strikes who can step in?

6 hours ago, RavenWhitney said:

Y&R has dumped another "storyline writer" inexperienced, recent college grad and paralegal by trade, Mellinda Hensley.  

Days would be written by Frances Newman and Jean Ford who are fi core and probably a bunch of interns and sales associates from the nearby  Ross Dress For Less (who would probably do a better job than the current crew). They could always dust off Mark and Dena Higley.  Days can't stop production so scripts would be churned out.  

 

B&B is run by Brad Bell. If anyone believes he doesn't write the show during the writer's strike Ha!

 

Y&R: If Josh Griffith hasn't been fired then he'd be the writer along with Michael Conforti James Harmon Brown is also Fi core. And it makes sense they'd bring him on recently given the possibility of a strike and if Griffith's fired this week at the end of his cycle.  

20 hours ago, sheilaforever said:

She was an occasional director on B&B before: in 2016 and 2017

 

Thanks.  I totally forgot about that.

 

Now we know why Patrick Mulcahey left B&B: they forced him to pose for this photo.

I seem to remember Ron C did not go fi-core.

 

 

Didn’t know how to start a 2020 topic but  GH listed two new writers today. CJ Hoke was the breakdown writer and Lisa Seidman wrote the script.

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