Years later, Browne would tell the Another World Home Page that she had raised GL's ratings by taking the show from eighth to third place. She also claimed that she continued to be credited as head writer for another nine months, which isn't true. Her name was removed from the credits by March 1983. Per what she told the Another World Home Page, Ken Fitts was the executive mentioned in Hirsch's article.
As I recollect, Falken Smith's work began airing in late September/early October 1982 and Browne and Palumbo's material started in late November/early December. I don't recall there being a writer's strike in 1983. The Cullitons, later with Gary Tomlin, were credited as head writers after Browne was fired. They were responsible for the conclusion of Rebecca's story. I think they also introduced Martin Bruner and Annabelle Sims. I seem to recall that Annabelle arrived in April 1983.
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