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- Sarah M. Perna first listed as Script Writer on May 18

 

DAYS

- Sara P. McCormick first listed as Associate Producer on May 16

- Rebecca McCarty last listed as Script Writer on May 27

- Kirk Doering first listed as Script Writer on May 31

- Cheryl Davis first listed as Script Writer on June 1

- Janet Spellman-Drucker first listed as Director on June 27

 

GH

- Larry Carpenter last listed as Director on April 13

- William Ludel last listed as Director on October 25

 

Y&R

- Nancy Ortenberg first listed as Director on June 1

- Andrew J. Hachem first listed as Director on July 21

 

 

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I know she was associate head writer but with the WGA Award nominations coming out today which lists her as head writer, I wanted to know when the change took place. I was able to confirm with sources that she is now the co-head writer of the show but not when the change took place.

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Oh, my apologies. My response came off wrong. I didn't think you were trying to correct me. I'm just stumped on this since I didn't see it mentioned anywhere that she was upped from associate head writer to co-head writer. At first I thought it was a mistake on the WGA's part but I've since confirmed that she is in fact co-head writer.

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I think part of the problem is Y&R never lists writers or their positions in the end credits at all anymore, just in the opening “written by” credits. The end credits nowadays only give either a full cast listing on certain days while other days are broken down into two different groups of miscellaneous technical credits. 

The days of Y&R’s fade to black credits at the end of each episode has been over since the MAB era I believe.

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Thanks, Toups! The way it was worded to me was that it was some time ago like it was an afterthought of sorts (ie. it was long enough not to be that relevant today). Good to have a timeline of sorts that I can look at. 

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