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Basically, Victor Miller said he enjoyed working with MMT, while Wisner Washam said she had a big mouth and that he quit AMC the second time because he couldn't stand her.

By now, most who worked with MMT either are dead or retired, so spilling the tea on her wouldn't jeopardize anything.  Heck, Megan has moved onto breeding dogs for a living, lol.

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Weird seeing DAYS' ratings ticking upward during Palumbo's short run, considering how tepid a lot of his stories were. Jack and Jennifer and the con artists are a total mess, while the hunt for John's True Identity of the Week kinda worked (for me anyway), the downplaying of the John/Marlena/Roman/Isabella quad in favour of the focus on the Torres mob family was a bizarre choice. The Alamains seem to just meander during this period, antagonizing everyone with little rhyme or reason to it. I believe the Lombards and Lisanne Gardner are introduced around this time as well. 

How the show was netting actually reasonable numbers around this time is kinda beyond me.

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Guiding Light March 30, 1992 Fiona Hutchison debut.

Guiding Light April 6, 1992 Mindy changes the results of Nick's DNA test.

Y&R April 8, 1992 Olivia learns she is pregnant.

B&B April 22, 1992 Lauren Koslow last episode.

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FROM THE VAULT: WEEKLY DAYTIME NIELSEN RATINGS: WEEKS OF 4/27/92-5/1/92 & 5/4/92-5/8/92:

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FROM THE VAULT: WEEKLY DAYTIME NIELSEN RATINGS: WEEKS OF 5/11/92-5/15/92 & 5/18/92-5/22/92:

The ratings posts are now on a holiday pause and will return in January with the rest of 1992 and 1993. Happy holidays to all!!

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May 1992 was a huge month for both Y&R and B&B. Y&R had the baby switch reveal, Sheila disappearance, Victor collapsing and Jack leaves for Victor dead. B&B had Sheila arrival, Brooke learns she is pregnant, Ridge and Taylor get married.

Guiding Light April 30, 1992 Hamp and Gilly get married and Monti Sharp debut, and May 1, 1992 Roberta Flack guest appearance.

So much jockeying for position.

@JAS0N47 Again, thank you so much for bringing this part of daytime television history to us. You should be knighted

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