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DAYS: Head Writer Ron Carlivati Departing Peacock Soap After Seven Years


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It looks to me like Carlivati fulfilled the requirements of his contract (i.e. it wasn't renewed) when you consider how long the strike lasted and how much time past since his material started airing again following the strike to his being let go today, and how long we have to wait for his material to stop airing.

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IMO, Ron Carlivati's exit won't make much of a difference: DAYS is gonna be DAYS, no matter who occupies the HW's chair.  But if this news means we COULD be seeing the last of his fucked-up tribute to Wayland Flowers' Madame known as Leo Stark...?  Then, all I can say is...

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Cwikly and Brash wrote the conclusion of the story where the babies were returned, I want to say at someone's baptism. For a show that hadn't really delved much into the emotional impact of the stories since Reilly left it was a noticable and appreciated shift. I believe it was heavily promoted (Kleenex sponsored the episode or something) and they even dragged Lisa Trudel back as Melissa for the event. 

I don't remember much of what Abe and Lexi did after that, but I recall they were present when Tony Dimera returned at Tuscany (I believe) under the reservation of A. Dimera; Lexi was questioned if she was the person and she wasn't. 

There were things I appreciated like Jack and Sami trapped in some inn with a murder mystery theme unaware it was just a collosal joke. Coming after Jack claiming to be gay to let Greta down easily this was a welcome relief. I believe they also wrote out Greta with the vague revelation that she was going "to be with her father" resolving the fact that John Black wasn't that man. 

Hope and Bo ended up dealing with the return of Billie Reed in the form of Lisa Rinna as a cop and additionally the return of Larry Welch, who kidnapped Hope. 

I think they also did Chloe's leukemia storyline. The Gemini twins were the big teen story for a minute, which was half baked Reilly.

Brash and Cwikly's was well regarded at the time, but Corday cited an inability to maintain budget as the primary issue why they were let go claiming the stories were too expensive with a shifting in the number of sets and such. 

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