1971: Erika Slezak debuted as Victoria Lord on One Life to Live.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1971: Erika Slezak debuted as Victoria Lord on One Life to Live. The role had been originated by Gillian Spencer in 1968 then played by Joanne Dorian starting in 1970. Slezak played the role for 41 years on ABC and the one season the show aired online in 2013.

1975: Tom O'Rourke (who would later become Guiding Light's Justin Marler) auditioned for (and landed) a one day gig as a construction boss on Search for Tomorrow. Read about it here.

1980: On The Edge of Night, April Cavanaugh (Terry Davis) was devastated after being told Draper had died in a train crash.



1981: On Another World, Sandy (Christopher Rich) warned Joey (Ray Liotta) that people like Jordan had permanent solutions for their enemies.



1983: On Ryan's Hope, Delia (Ilene Kristen) took money out of Jill's purse on St. Patrick's Day.



1987: On Days of our Lives, Justin Kiriakis (Wally Kurth) arranged for reporters to "welcome" Melissa (Lisa Trusel) home from her fake tour.

1996:One Life to Live aired a montage of classic scenes in honor or Erika Slezak's 25th anniversary as Viki.



1997: On The City, Gino's men threatened Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot).



2001:Soap Center aired a 30th anniversary tribute to One Life to Live star Erika Slezak.



2002: Actress Rosetta LeNoire died at age 90. The Family Matters and Gimme a Break star played multiple daytime roles including Miriam George on Ryan's Hope, Matilda in A World Apart, Gloria Metcalf on Another World, and Leona Herbert in The Guiding Light.

2003: On As the World Turns, Rose (Martha Byrne) and Paul celebrated their engagement.

2004: On All My Children, Bianca (Eden Riegel) and Babe (Alexa Havins) took refuge in an abandoned cabin after being stranded in a storm.

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2011:We Love Soaps TV traveled to the One Life to Live set to cover the 40th anniversary celebration for Erika Slezak.



Celebrating a birthday today are:
Lynn Milgrim (ex-Orlena, As the World Turns) - 73
Patrick Duffy (ex-Bobby, Dallas; ex-Bobby, Knots Landing; ex-Stephen, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 68
Lesley-Anne Down (ex-Jackie, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Lady Sheraton, Days of our Lives; ex-Olivia, Sunset Beach; ex-Stephanie, Dallas) - 63
Gary Sinise (ex-Lee, Knots Landing) - 62
Laura Gardner (ex-Valerie, General Hospital: Night Shift) - 62
Rob Lowe (ex-Robert, Brothers & Sisters; ex-Sam, The West Wing) - 54
Mathew St. Patrick (ex-Marcus, General Hospital; ex-Adriana, All My Children; ex-Keith, Six Feet Under) - 49
Oliver Macready (ex-Romeo, Guiding Light) - 45
Kevin Collins (ex-Brandon, Guiding Light) - 45
Amelia Heinle (Victoria, The Young and the Restless; ex-Mia, All My Children; ex-Steffi, The City; ex-Steffi, Loving) - 44
Natalie Zea (ex-Karen, Dirty Sexy Money; ex-Gwen, Passions) - 43
Brittany Daniel (ex-Kelly, The Game; ex-Mila, Swans Crossing) - 41
Erin Richter (ex-Jennifer, The Young and the Restless) - 37
Christian Cousins (ex-Bobby, Knots Landing) - 34
Joseph Cousins (ex-Bobby, Knots Landing) - 34
Alicia Pillatzke (ex-Jeannie, Days of our Lives) - 27
Emily Pillatzke (ex-Jeannie, Days of our Lives) - 27

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.Today in Soap Opera History (February 2)Today in Soap Opera History (March 7)

CBS All Access, the CBS digital subscription video on-demand and live streaming service, has announced the second season renewal of its first original drama series, The Good Fight, for early 2018. The Good Fight is produced by CBS Television Studios.

"We're only a few episodes into the first season and the reaction from CBS All Access subscribers and critics alike has been phenomenal," said Marc DeBevoise, President and Chief Operating Officer, CBS Interactive. "This series and its characters are just beginning and we can't wait to see where Robert and Michelle King, their creative team and the amazing cast take The Good Fight next."

The first season of The Good Fight is now available to stream on CBS All Access with new episodes available on Sundays.

The Good Fight picks up one year after the events of the final broadcast episode of The Good Fight. In The Good Fight, an enormous financial scam has destroyed the reputation of a young lawyer, Maia Rindell, while simultaneously wiping out her mentor and godmother Diane Lockhart's savings. Forced out of Lockhart & Lee, they join Lucca Quinn at one of Chicago's pre-eminent law firms.

The series, from The Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King, stars Christine Baranski, Cush Jumbo, Rose Leslie, Delroy Lindo, Erica Tazel, Sarah Steele and Justin Bartha.

Robert and Michelle King serve as showrunners and executive producers of the series, which they co-created with Phil Alden Robinson. Phil Alden Robinson also co-wrote and executive produced the premiere episode with the Kings. Ridley Scott, David Zucker, Liz Glotzer, Brooke Kennedy and Alison Cross also serve as executive producers. The series is produced by CBS Television Studios in association with Scott Free Productions and King Size Productions. The series is distributed worldwide by CBS Studios International.

The Good Fight is available exclusively on the CBS All Access digital subscription service and accessible online at CBS.com, on mobile devices via the CBS App for iOS, Android and Windows 10, and on Roku Players, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation4 and Fire TV.

In addition to The Good Fight, CBS All Access gives subscribers the ability to stream their local CBS station live, including sporting events like the NFL ON CBS, and watch more than 8,500 episodes on demand - spanning current shows from CBS Television's primetime, daytime and late night line up, as well as past seasons of select series and classic TV hits.

Mary Beth Evans is nominated for her work on the hit web series The Bay.

The 8th Annual Indie Series Awards ceremony is less than three weeks away, and the evening's lineup of stars is starting to take shape. Among the names released in the first batch of presenters are current and former soap opera stars Mary Beth Evans (Kayla, Days of our Lives), Lilly Melgar (ex-Lily, General Hospital), Jillian Clare (ex-Abigail, Days of our Lives) and Lauren B. Martin (ex-Camille, As the World Turns). All four are nominated for ISAs this year for their work on some of the independently produced web series the event honors each year. The Indie Series Awards will be presented on Wednesday, April 5 at 8 p.m. PT at The Colony Theatre in Burbank, California.

The first presenters revealed are:

* Anthony Anderson (Anacostia)

* Kristos Andrews (The Bay)

* Mary Bonney (Break: The Musical)

* Andrew Burlinson (Grip and Electric)

* Jillian Clare (Fame Dogs)

* Mary Beth Evans (The Bay)

* Will Farrell (The Other Will Farrell)

* Jill Knox (Keith Broke His Leg)

* Lauren B. Martin (Pride The Series)

* Lilly Melgar (The Bay)

* Keith Powell (Keith Broke His Leg)

* Rob Raffety (Muck)

* Thandi Tolmay (#Adulting)

* Monica West (Best Thing You'll Ever Do)

In addition, all seven of the Best Original Song nominees will be performed during the ceremony.

Founded in 2009, the Indie Series Awards celebrate the best in independently produced scripted entertainment created for the Web.

Check out the complete list of nominees here.

1968: Dark Shadows' Bathia went up in flames. 1985: Australian soap opera Neighbours premiered. 1988: General Hospital's Duke was involved in a shootout. 2004: All My Children's Bianca went into labor.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1968: On Dark Shadows, Bathia Mapes (Anita Bolster) tried to drive Angeligue out but announced she had failed and feared for her life. She said she felt herself on fire then flames sprung up around her.



1977: On Another World, Liz Matthews (Irene Dailey) was upset when Alice (Susan Harney) and Pat (Beverly Penberthy) accused her of being instrumental in Russ and Sharlene's breakup.

1978: Actress Peggy Wood died at age 86. She played Dr. Kate Nolan on One Life to Live and Marcella Higgins on The Doctors and The Nurses.

1980: On The Edge of Night, Molly Sherwood (Jane Hoffman) tried to convince her daughter, Emily Gault (Margo McKenna), to have Draper Scott (Tony Craig) taken to a hospital.



1985: Australian soap opera Neighbours premiered on the Seven Network. The series was created by TV executive Reg Watson, who proposed the idea of making a show that focused on realistic stories and portrayed adults and teenagers who talk openly and solve their problems together. Watch the first four episodes below.



1987: Jane Elliot debuted as Anjelica Deveraux in Days of our Lives.

1988: On General Hospital, realizing that Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan) had been set up, Julian Jerome (Jason Culp) rushed off to help. He arrived just in time to save Duke but was shot in the crossfire.



1992: Ed Prentiss, who was the announcer for Days of our Lives and played several roles on the soap, died at age 83.

1992: On Guiding Light, Alexandra (Beverlee McKinsey) worried that Alan-Michael (Rick Hearst) and the family would end up with egg on their faces if he couldn't handle Spaulding's oil division.

2002: On The Bold and the Beautiful, Sally Spectra (Darlene Conley) slapped Massimo and accused him of using her and pretending to care so she wouldn't reveal his secret. She warned Massimo that he was going to pay dearly.

2004: On All My Children, Bianca Montgomery (Eden Riegel) went into labor in the cabin with Babe by her side.



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2005: Actress Virginia Kaye, who played Rose Pollock in The Edge of Night in the 1970s, died at age 83.

Celebrating a birthday today are:
Marguerite Ray (ex-Mamie, The Young and the Restless; ex-Jane, Dynasty; ex-Sara, Days of our Lives) - 86
Kevin Dobson (ex-Mickey, Days of our Lives; ex-Harrision, One Life to Live; ex-Devin, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Mack, Knots Landing) - 74
J.G. Hertzler (ex-Gen. Stark, General Hospital) - 67
Alma Martinez (ex-Sharon, General Hospital) - 64
Grant A. Johnson (Director, Days of our Lives) - 56
Thomas Ian Griffith (ex-Catlin, Another World) - 55
Vanessa Williams (ex-Renee, Desperate Housewives; ex-Wilhelmina, Ugly Betty) - 54
Queen Latifah (ex-Sharon, Single Ladies) - 47
Sutton Foster (ex-Michelle, Bunheads) - 42
Brian Autenrieth (ex-Brandon, Santa Barbara; ex-Zachary, Days of our Lives) - 39
Danneel Ackles (ex-Shannon, One Life to Live; ex-Rachel, One Tree Hill) - 39
Vanessa Lee Evigan (ex-Brittany, The Young and the Restless) - 36
Cornelius Smith Jr. (ex-Frankie, All My Children) - 35
Kyle Downes (ex-Aaron, The L Word) - 34
Lily Collins (ex-Phoebe, 90210) - 28
Austin Recht (ex-Dylan, The Young and the Restless) - 26

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

1979: Another World's Alice wasn't sure she should marry Dan. 1979: Guiding Light's newly arrived Ross rook Roger's case. 1990: General Hospital's"Duke" died in Anna's arms. 2004: All My Children's Bianca gave birth to Miranda.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1968: On Dark Shadows, Victoria Winters (Alexandra Moltke) was shot in the shoulder after a struggling over a gun with her prison guard (Howard Honig). Peter Bradford (Roger Davis) and Victoria attempted to leave the jail.



1976: On Ryan's Hope, Johnny (Bernard Barrow) made peace with Mary (Kate Mulgrew), despite his conviction that Jack Fenelli was not the man for her. Meanwhile, Faith arrived home and settled in but Kenneth was lurking.

1979: On Another World, Alice Matthews Frame Frame Gordon (Susan Harney) was indifferent when Dan Shearer (Brian Murray) talked about their wedding plans.



1979: On Guiding Light, Adam Thorpe (Robert Milli) found a lawyer to represent his son Roger (Michael Zaslow): Ross Marler (Jerry verDorn), who had just arrived in Springfield.

"I know you've been accused of raping your wife, and I know there's a new law here that allows those charges, and that this would be a test case," Ross told him.

Later, Hope Bauer (Elvera Roussel) returned to Springfield, and a judge awarded custody of Phillip (Jarrod Ross) to Elizabeth (Lezlie Dalton) instead of Alan (Christopher Bernau) and Jackie (Cindy Pickett) Spaulding.





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1982: On Dallas, Bobby Ewing's (Patrick Duffy) worst fears were realized when Jeff Farraday was murdered; but a much worse blackmailer took his place - his brother J.R. (Larry Lagman). With copies of Christopher's adoption records in his possession, J.R. realized that he was probably the real father and could force Bobby to do his will so that Pam would never find out.



1985: On Santa Barbara, C.C. (Charles Bateman) was shocked to learn his late wife, Sophia (Judith McConnell), was alive.





1987: On Capitol, Sloane Denning (Debrah Farentino) faced charges of treason in the war-torn Middle Eastern country of Baracq.

1990: On General Hospital, Anna Devane Lavery (Finola Hughes) tried to go for help for Duke Lavery (Greg Beecroft) but he insisted it was too late. He died in her arms just as Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) arrived. Robert and Katherine called off their wedding.



1991: On Guiding Light, Maureen Bauer (Ellen Parker) told her husband, Ed (Peter Simon), that she was seeing Dr. Sedwick about a possible procedure that might allow her to have a baby.

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1997: Camryn Grimes debuted as Cassie Newman (then known as Cassie Johnson) on The Young and the Restless. In the episode, the prison matron brought Grace the note that Mr. Becker wrote for her before he died that mentioned Alice. Tony and Grace (Jennifer Gareis) went to a house at the address Becker provided but learned Alice no longer lived there. As they drove away, a school bus dropped off a little girl (Cassie), who went inside the house they had just visited.

2004: On All My Children, Bianca Montgomery (Eden Riegel) gave birth to a baby girl, Miranda.



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Celebrating a birthday today are:
Phyllis Newman (ex-Renee, One Life to Live) - 84
Christopher Murray (ex-Mountie, General Hospital; ex-Les, Knots Landing) - 60
Shelly Burch (ex-Delilah, One Life to Live) - 58
Connor Trinneer (ex-Zeus, One Life to Live) - 48
Dalton James (ex-Hank, Passions; ex-Mark, Beverly Hills, 90210; ex-Dylan, Crossroads) - 45
Virginia Williams (ex-Brandy, As the World Turns; ex-Lorna, One Life to Live) - 39
Josie Loren (ex-Kaylie, Make It or Break It) - 30
Freddie Smith (Sonny, Days of our Lives; ex-Marco, 90210) - 30

Michael Ryan (ex-John, Another World; ex-John, Somerset; ex-Ben, Ben Jerrod) was born 88 years ago today. He passed away on March 1.

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

1953: Love of Life's Vaness waited for news about Beanie. 1987: As the World Turns' John pulled Lucinda into a hot tub, then married her. 1987: The final episode of Capitol. 1990: General Hospital's Lucy resigned from the hospital.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1942: NBC's Blue Network aired the final episode of radio soap opera John's Other Wife, after a five and a half year run.

1953: On Love of Life, with Beaning (Dennis Parnell) missing, a tense Meg Harper (Jean McBride) complained that her sister, Vanessa Dale (Peggy McCay), was snapping at her "like a snotty little puppy."



1967: On Dark Shadows, as Laura Collins (Diana Millay) burned in the flames and disappeared she cried, "From these ashes, the Phoenix is reborn!"

1979: On Guiding Light, Alan (Christopher Bernau) blamed Mike (Don Stewart) for him losing custody of Phillip to Elizabeth. Jackie (Cindy Pickett) told Phillip (Jarrod Ross) that he would be now living with his mother, and later became disgusted when Alan lied to Phillip about Mike's actions at the hearing. Elsewhere, Hillary (Marsha Clark) tells Katie (Denise Pence) how disillusioned she was when she was with Roger. Later, Phillip moved back in with Elizabeth, and Mike reassured her that he will gain Phillip's trust. After a visit from Adam Thorpe (Robert Milli), Holly (Maureen Garrett) met with a rape counselor and decided to move in Barbara (Barbara Berjer). Hillary, fearful of Roger, asked Bert (Charita Bauer) if she could stay with her. As the episode closed, Jackie learned she was pregnant with Alan's child.



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1984: On The Edge of Night, Raven Whitney (Sharon Gabet) clashed with Alicia Van Dine (Chris Weatherhead).



1985: On Days of our Lives, Bo Brady (Peter Reckell) and Hope Williams (Kristian Alfonso) planned to elope but were met with a surprise engagement party instead.

1987: On As the World Turns, John Dixon (Larry Bryggman) and Lucinda Walsh (Elizabeth Hubbard) ended up in a hot tub together and, later, married. Hubbard appeared on We Love Soaps TV in 2010 and explained that she was the one who came up with the infamous hot tub scene.



1987: CBS aired the final episode daytime soap Capitol. CBS canceled the soap to make room for The Bold and the Beautiful. The show ended with a cliffhanger as Sloane (Debrah Farentino) was left in front of a firing squad.



1987: On Santa Barbara, Victoria Lane (Kristen Meadows) managed to escape when attacked by the rapist.

1990: On General Hospital, Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) resigned from the hospital, and plotted to get Alan Quartermaine (Stuart Damon) to marry her.



2000: On Passions, two nurses heard Timmy (Josh Ryan Evans) talking with Tabitha (Juliet Mills) as he tried to get her out of a straight jacket at the hospital. The doctor believed it was just Tabitha throwing her voice. As they took Timmy away, Tabitha yelled at him to make sure Charity carried out the orders to kill Miguel.



Celebrating a birthday today are:
Hal Linden (ex-Larry, Search for Tomorrow; ex-Jerry, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 86
Chip Zien (ex-Donald, All My Children; ex-Aidan, Guiding Light; ex-Daniel, Ryan's Hope) - 70
John de Lancie (ex- Eugene, Days of our Lives; ex-Allen, Torchwood) - 69
Tanya Boyd (ex-Celeste, Days of our Lives) - 66
Bryan Genesse (ex-Rocco, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 53
Michael Lowry (Jordan, Tainted Dreams; ex-Ross, One Life to Live; ex-Dr. Hillman, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Jake, All My Children; ex-Les, As the World Turns) - 49
Murray Bartlett (Dom, Looking; ex-Cyrus, Guiding Light; ex-Julian, All My Children; ex-Luke, Neighbours; ex-Randy, Home and Away) - 46
Paula Garces (ex-Flora, Devious Maids; ex-Lea, All My Children; ex-Pilar, Guiding Light) - 43
Christy Romano (ex-Erica, Guiding Light) - 33
Chase Coleman (ex-Dane, In Between Men) - 32
Harry Zittel (ex-Adam, As the World Turns) - 30

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

1979: Guiding Light's Jackie wanted Alan to keep her secret. 1980: J.R. Ewing was shot on the third season finale of Dallas. 2005: Amelia Heinle debuted as Victoria on Young and the Restless. 2011: Jake Spencer died on General Hospital.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1952: On Search for Tomorrow, Irene wanted to visit her son, Keith Barron (John Sylvester White), who was in critical condition at the hospital. But her husband, Victor (Cliff Hall), felt that Irene had better not see Keith just yet. Meanwhile, Joanne (Mary Stuart) learned that another blood transfusion would be necessary in order to stabilize Keith. When Victor finally updated Irene on Keith's condition, she felt bitter because Jo had the power to make all of the medical decisions for Keith.

1955: On Valiant Lady, Mickey (James Kirkwood Jr.) read the letters Bonnie write to him that had never been mailed.

1955: On The Brighter Day, Sandra (Diane Gentner) told Sharky to stop hounding innocent people.

1955: On The Inner Flame, after telling Portia of Walter's arrest, Dorie (Jean Gillespie) confessed her true feelings for him.

1955: On One Man's Family, Claudia went to see Dr. Thompson to have her pregnancy confirmed.

1968: On As the World Turns, Michael Shea (Jay Lanin) returned home and was shocked to find Claire (Barbara Berjer) drunk. She proceeded to explain why this was so. Following her explanation about the real father of Lisa's baby, Claire threw Michael out of the house and said she never wanted to see him again. Later, Bob (Don Hastings) paid a visit and found Claire passed out on the couch and in need of medical attention.

1979: On Another World, Rachel Cory (Victoria Wydham) gave her husband, Mac (Douglass Watson) the silent treatment at breakfast.



1979: On Guiding Light, Ross (Jerry verDorn) tried to dig up dirt on Holly, while Jackie (Cindy Pickett) begged Alan (Christopher Bernau) to not reveal she was Phillip's biological mother to Elizabeth. Elsewhere, Gordon (Marcus Smythe) asked Hope (Elvera Roussel) to be the liaison with Alan Spaulding of Spaulding Enterprises.



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1980: On Dallas, J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) was shot at Ewing Oil, kicking off "Who Shot J.R.?" mania around the world.



1980: On The Edge of Night, Raven (Sharon Gabet) agreed to rekindle her affair with Elliott as long as he helped her kidnap Jamey.



1987: NBC aired the 8,000th episode of Days of our Lives.

1990: Richard Hatch made his final appearance on Santa Barbara as Stephen Slade. Hatch is nominated for an Indie Series Award this year for his work on the web series Pairings.

1994: Actor Macdonald Carey, who played Days of our Lives patriarch Tom Horton, died at age 82.

1994: Actor Dack Rambo (Another World, Dallas, All My Children, Paper Dolls, Never Too Young) died at age 52.

1997: On Another World, Rachel (Victoria Wyndham) invited Carl to move back into the mansion.

2001: On Port Charles, Arianna Shapour Thornhart (Opal Anchel) warned Eve (Julie Pinson) to keep her distance from Ian.



2005: Amelia Heinle debuted on The Young and the Restless as Victoria Newman. In the episode, Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) tried to convince Victoria to come back to Genoa City as the new CEO of Jabot.

2007: Marnie Schulenburg debuted as Alison Stewart on As the World Turns when Emily saw her sister in a porn video. Schulenburg had previously debuted in the role on The Young and the Restless and the web series L.A. Diaries.

2011: On General Hospital, Jake Spencer died after being hit by a car.



Celebrating a birthday today are:
Kathleen Widdoes (ex-Emma, As the World Turns; ex-Una, Ryan's Hope; ex-Rose, Another World; ex-Jill, Young Doctor Malone; ex-Helen, Secrets of Midland Heights) - 78
Duncan Gamble (ex-Ted, As the World Turns; ex-Frank, Capitol) - 71
Gary Oldman (ex-Don, Knots Landing) - 59
Kassie DePaiva (ex-Eve, Days of our Lives; ex-Blair, One Life to Live; ex-Blair, General Hospital; ex-Chelsea, Guiding Light) - 56
Rosie O'Donnell (Rita, The Fosters; ex-Loretta, Queer as Folk, ex-Naomi, All My Children) - 55
Julie Ronnie (ex-Laken, Santa Barbara) - 54
Vanessa Branch (ex-Paige, Port Charles) - 44
Laura Allen (ex-Hannah, Awake; ex-Laura, All My Children) - 43
Ryan Bittle (ex-JR, All My Children; ex-Logan, All My Children; ex-Dawson's Creek) - 41

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

1962: Ann Flood debuted as Nancy on The Edge of Night. 1983: General Hospital's Jimmy Lee denied having Tolliver's papers. 1991: NBC's primetime Dark Shadows remake ended. 2004: One Life to Live's Paul delivered Babe's baby on All My Children.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1940: NBC's Blue Network aired the final episode of radio soap opera The Affairs of Anthony. Henry Hunter starred as Anthony Marleybone Jr.

1955: On The Inner Flame, Dorie (Jean Gillespie) asked Amelia for money.

1955: On Golden Windows, Carl was ready to tell Julie (Lelia Martin) the truth.

1955: On Valiant Lady, Helen (Flora Campbell, who replaced Helen Wagner in the role) told Mickey to be kind to Bonny.

1955: On Miss Marlowe, gossip spread about Barbara and Mike (Byron Sanders).

1962: Ann Flood debuted on The Edge of Night in the role of Nancy Pollock. Flood would go on to become the longest running actor on Edge of Night, portraying Nancy Pollock Karr for 22 years, 9 months and 6 days.

1966: On Another World, Missy Palmer (Carol Roux) agreed to marry Bill Matthews (Joseph Gallison) in June after they both realized they could only love each other.

1967: Dennis Patrick debuted on Dark Shadows as Jason McGuire.

1973: On The Doctors, in San Francisco, Dr. Althea Davis (Elizabeth Hubbard) and her ex, Dave Davis (Josef Sommer), hashed out the issues with their daughter, Penny (Julia Duffy).



1982: On Another World, Steve Frame (David Canary) rescued Rachel (Victoria Wydham) and Matthew Cory from Tom Nelson (Steven Culp), who was arrested.



1983: Ariane Munke debuted as Amanda Kirkland on Ryan's Hope.

1983: On General Hospital, Rick (Chris Robinson) operated on Crane Toliver, who had been shot by Robert while trying to escape. Meanwhile, Edward (David Lewis), Alan (Stuart Damon) and Monica (Leslie Charleson) demanded to know what Jimmy Lee (Steve Bond) did with Tolliver's papers. Note: Tolliver survived the surgery but died the next day of a heart attack.



1984: On Days of our Lives, Larry Welch (Andrew Massett) arranged for Hope (Kristian Alfonso) to overhear Diane Parker (DeAnna Robbins) say she was pregnant with Bo's child.

1990: On Santa Barbara, Annie (Sharonlee McLean) showed Laura (Christopher Norris) the gun she found under Laura's bed



1991: On the final episode of NBC's primetime Dark Shadows reboot, Barnabas' vampirism was discovered, and Peter Bradford attempted to save Victoria from being hanged as a witch.





2004: On All My Children, Babe (Alexa Havins) gives birth to A.J. Chandler (then known as Little Adam) with Paul Cramer's (David Tom) help. Later, Paul told his sister, Kelly (Heather Tom), that he had a baby for her.



2004: On One Life to Live, Kelly lied to Kevin as she made plans to leave Llanview to meet up with Paul in Pine Valley, after learning Paul found a baby to replace her stillborn son.

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2011: On The Young and the Restless, Phillip (Thom Bierdz) tried to keep Kay (Jeanne Cooper), Jill (Jess Walton) and Colin (Tristan Rogers) from bickering.

Celebrating a birthday today are:
Michael Baugh (Former Art Director, Days of our Lives; Paradise Bay) - 74
Veleka Gray (ex-Lyla, As the World Turns; ex-Sharon/Ruby, The Young and the Restless; ex-Mia, Love of Life; ex-Vicki, Somerset; ex-Susan, How to Survive a Marriage; ex-Laura, Love is a Many Splendored Thing) - 70
Carlton Cuse (Executive Producer, Bates Motel; Lost) - 58
Dax Griffin (ex-Wade, One Tree Hill; ex-Tim, Sunset Beach; ex-Shane, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Justin, All My Children) - 45
James Wolk (ex-Douglas, Political Animals; ex-Bob/Robert, Lone Star; ex-Sailor, As the World Turns) - 32
Tania Raymonde (ex-Zarra, Switched at Birth; ex-Sonia, 90210; ex-Alex, Lost) - 29
Mick Hazen (ex-Parker, As the World Turns; ex-Jason, Guiding Light) - 24

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

Two stars of CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless will be off the Genoa City canvas until June, the actors revealed on Twitter. Jess Walton (Jill) and Tristan Rogers (Colin) shared the news on Tuesday.

“Jill isn’t going anywhere! Just taking some time off & awaiting the birth of my 3rd grandchild. Love #YR & all of you!” Walton posted.

Rogers told fans to “be on the lookout for Colin and Jill to reappear in GC in June.”

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) today announced the nominees for the 44th Annual Daytime Emmy® Awards. The awards ceremony will be held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Sunday, April 30th, 2017. The Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards will also be held at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium on Friday, April 28th, 2017. The 44th Annual Daytime Emmy Award Nominations were revealed today on the Emmy Award-winning show, “The Talk,” on CBS.

“The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is excited to be presenting the 44th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards in the historic Pasadena Civic Auditorium,” said Bob Mauro, President, NATAS. “With an outstanding roster of nominees, we are looking forward to an extraordinary celebration honoring the craft and talent that represent the best of Daytime television.”

“After receiving a record number of submissions, we are thrilled by this talented and gifted list of nominees that will be honored at this year's Daytime Emmy Awards,” said David Michaels, SVP, Daytime Emmy Awards. “I am very excited that Michael Levitt is with us as Executive Producer, and that David Parks and I will be serving as Executive Producers as well. With the added grandeur of the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, it will be a spectacular gala that celebrates everything we love about Daytime television!”

The Daytime Emmy Awards recognize outstanding achievement in all fields of daytime television production and are presented to individuals and programs broadcast from 2:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. during the 2016 calendar year.

The Daytime Creative Arts Emmy Awards gala, honors the more than 70 craft categories behind the many shows that grace the Daytime genre.

Program Totals
The Young and the Restless 25
The Bold and the Beautiful 23
General Hospital 23
Days of Our Lives 22
Odd Squad 14
Sesame Street 10
The Bay The Series 10
The Ellen DeGeneres Show 8
The Talk 8
Trollhunters 7
Annedroids 6
Ask the StoryBots 6
Beat Bugs 5
Bookaboo 5
Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse 5
Harry 5
Live with Kelly 5
Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure 5
Tainted Dreams 5
The Snowy Day 5
The View 5
All Hail King Julien 4
The Dr. Oz Show 4
Good Morning America 4
Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope 4
Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures 4
Red Bird 4
SuperSoul Shorts - Maggie the Cow 4
Today Show 4
Tumble Leaf 4
CBS Sunday Morning 3
Conversations in L.A. 3
Dragons: Race to the Edge 3
Family Feud 3
Jeopardy! 3
Peter Rabbit 3
Let's Make a Deal 3
Peg+Cat 3
Pocahontas-Dove of Peace 3
Xploration DIY Sci 3
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show 3
Xploration DIY Sci 3
90th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade 2
A Love Story 2
Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics 2
Bubble Guppies 2
CBS This Morning 2
CBS This Morning Saturday 2
Celebrity Name Game 2
Chew, The 2
Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen 2
Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures 2
Dinotrux 2
Disney Milo Murphy's Law 2
Disney Sofia the First 2
El Gordo y la Flaca 2
Give 2
Guy's Big Bite 2
Home & Family 2
Jackeline Cacho Presenta Triunfo Latino 2
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness 2
Larry King Now 2
Mutt & Stuff 2
Octonauts 2
Planet Primetime 2
SuperLatina with Gaby Natale 2
Taking Flight 2
The Kitchen 2
The Price Is Right 2
The Tom & Jerry Show 2
Weird But True! 2
Wheel of Fortune 2

Check out the complete list of nominees below.

Outstanding Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Executive Producer
Bradley P. Bell
Supervising Producers
Edward J. Scott, Casey Kasprzyk
Producers
Mark Pinciotti, Cynthia J. Popp

Days of Our Lives NBC
Executive Producer
Ken Corday
Co-Executive Producers
Albert Alarr, Greg Meng
Producer
Janet Spellman-Drucker
Coordinating Producer
Randy Dugan

General Hospital ABC
Executive Producer
Frank Valentini
Coordinating Producer
Jennifer Whittaker Brogdon
Producers
Mercer Barrows, Michelle Henry, Mary Kelly Weir

The Young and the Restless CBS
Executive Producers
Jill Farren Phelps, Charles Pratt Jr., Mal Young
Supervising Producers
John Fisher, Anthony Morina
Coordinating Producer
Matthew J. Olsen
Producer
Mary O'Leary

Outstanding Digital Daytime Drama Series
The Bay The Series Amazon
Executive Producers
Gregori J. Martin, Wendy Riche, Kristos Andrews,
Co-Executive Producers
Anthony Aquillino, Michael W. Ferro Jr., Carol C. Hedgepeth
Supervising Producer
Nadine Aronson
Supervising Producer
Jared Safier
Producers
Matthew Ashford, Devin Devasquez, Mary Beth Evans, Celeste Fianna, Kira Reed Lorsch, Ronn Moss, Eric Nelsen, Sainty Nelsen, Karrueche Tran, Meadow Williams
Line Producer
Chrystal Ayers

Red Bird Amazon
Executive Producer
Misti Boland, Alexandra Goodman, Jeremy Osbern, Ian Stark
Producer
Chris Blunk
Director
Misti Boland
Writers
Misti Boland, Jeremy Osbern

Tainted Dreams Amazon
Executive Producer
Sonia Blangiardo
Story Producer
Brandon Goins
Consulting Producers
Mark Costello, Rob Santeramo, Candy Straight
Senior Producer
Teresa Cicala
Coordinating Producer
Robert Levinstein

Tough Love Web Series YouTube.com
Director
Caleb Davis
Writer
Roni Simpson

Venice The Series www.venicetheseries.com
Executive Producer
Crystal Chappell
Senior Producers
Katherine Kelly Lang, Hillary Smith
Director
Cady McClain
Writers
Lindsay Harrison, Jill Lorie Hurst, Penelope Koechl

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series
Nancy Lee Grahn, as Alexis Davis
General Hospital ABC

Gina Tognoni, as Phyllis Summers
The Young and the Restless CBS

Heather Tom, as Katie Logan
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Jess Walton, as Jill Abbott
The Young and the Restless CBS

Laura Wright, as Carly Corinthos
General Hospital ABC

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series
Peter Bergman, as Jack Abbott
The Young and the Restless CBS

Scott Clifton, as Liam Spencer
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Billy Flynn, as Chad DiMera
Days of Our Lives NBC

Vincent Irizarry, as Deimos Kiriakis
Days of Our Lives NBC

Kristoff St. John, as Neil Winters
The Young and the Restless CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series
Stacy Haiduk, as Patty Williams
The Young and the Restless CBS

Anna Maria Horsford, as Vivian Avant
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Finola Hughes, as Anna Devane
General Hospital ABC

Kate Mansi, as Abigail Deveraux
Days of Our Lives NBC

Kelly Sullivan, as Sage Newman
The Young and the Restless CBS

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series
John Aniston, as Victor Kiriakis
Days of Our Lives NBC

Steve Burton, as Dylan McAvoy
The Young and the Restless CBS

Chad Duell, as Michael Corinthos
General Hospital ABC

Jeffrey Vincent Parise, as Carlos Rivera/Dr. Joe Rivera
General Hospital ABC

James Reynolds, as Abe Carver
Days of Our Lives NBC

Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series
Lexi Ainsworth, as Kristina Corinthos Davis
General Hospital ABC

Reign Edwards, as Nicole Avant
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Hunter King, as Summer Newman
The Young and the Restless CBS

Chloe Lanier, as Nelle Hayes
General Hospital ABC

Alyvia Alyn Lind, as Faith Newman
The Young and the Restless CBS

Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series
Bryan Craig, as Morgan Corinthos
General Hospital ABC

Pierson Fodé, as Thomas Forrester
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

James Lastovic, as Joey Johnson
Days of Our Lives NBC

Tequan Richmond, as TJ Ashford
General Hospital ABC

Anthony Turpel, as R.J. Forrester
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Outstanding Guest Performer in a Drama Series
Tobin Bell, as Yo Ling
Days of Our Lives NBC

Don Harvey, as Tom Baker
General Hospital ABC

Monica Horan, as Kieran Cannistra
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Nichelle Nichols, as Lucinda Winters
The Young and the Restless CBS

Jim O'Heir, as Matt Cannistra
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Digital Daytime Drama Series
Mary Beth Evans, as Sara Garrett
The Bay The Series Amazon

Anne Marie Cummings, as Michelle Macabee
Conversations in L.A. www.conversationsinla.com

Alexandra Goodman, as Kitty Mae
Red Bird Amazon

Lilly Melgar, as Janice Ramos
The Bay The Series Amazon

Kelley Menighan Hensley, as Veronica Ashford
Tainted Dreams Amazon

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Digital Daytime Drama Series
Anthony Anderson, as Sean Williams-Grey
Anacostia YouTube.com

Kristos Andrews, as Pete Garrett/Young Jack Madison
The Bay The Series Amazon

Michael Lowry, as Jordan Bradford
Tainted Dreams Amazon

Michael McShane, as Sam
Red Bird Amazon

Gustavo Velasquez, as Gus Borrero
Conversations in L.A. www.conversationsinla.com

Outstanding Supporting or Guest Actress in a Digital Daytime Drama Series
Jade Harlow, as Lianna Ramos
The Bay The Series Amazon

Vanita Harbour, as Nicole Hampstead
Conversations in L.A. www.conversationsinla.com

Carolyn Hennesy, as Karen Blackwell
The Bay The Series Amazon

Natalia Livingston, as Liza Park
Tainted Dreams Amazon

Kym Whitley, as Big Candi
The Bay The Series Amazon

Outstanding Supporting or Guest Actor in a Digital Daytime Drama Series
Matthew Ashford, as Steve Jensen
The Bay The Series Amazon

Nicolas Coster, as Mayor Jack Madison
The Bay The Series Amazon

Ronn Moss, as John Blackwell
The Bay The Series Amazon

Armin Shimerman, as Max
Red Bird Amazon

Anthony Wilkinson, as Anthony DiGiacomo
Tainted Dreams Amazon

Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Series
Bookaboo Amazon
Executive Producers
Martyn Freeman, Blair Powers
Producers
Carla de Jong, Lucy Goodman, Catherine Stockhausen
Line Producer
Stephen Turnbull

Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures Nickelodeon
Executive Producers
J.J. Johnson, Blair Powers
Co-Executive Producers
Matthew J.R. Bishop, Christin Simms

Mutt & Stuff Nickelodeon
Executive Producers
Marty Krofft, Sid Krofft, Cesar Millan, Bradley Zweig
Co-Producers
Bob Aniello, Leigh Hale, Deanna Krofft Pope, Jacob Moffat
Producer
Irene Oncley

Sesame Street HBO
Executive Producer
Carol-Lynn Parente
Senior Producer
Benjamin Lehmann
Producer
Mindy Fila
Line Producer
Stephanie Longardo
Coordinating Producer
April Coleman

Sunny Side Up Sprout
Supervising Producer
Vinny Steves
Producers
Kristen McGregor, Ed Pokropski
Segment Producers
Kaitlin Becker, Emily Borromeo, Carly Ciarrocchi, Kimberly Diaz, Matt Fornwald, Timothy Kubart,
Scott McClennen, Jacqueline Payton

Outstanding Children’s or Family Viewing Series
Annedroids Amazon
Executive Producers
J.J. Johnson, Blair Powers, Christin Simms
Animation Executive Producer
Matthew J.R. Bishop

Give NBC
Executive Producers
Robert Friedman, Kate Kenny, Anthony Melikhov, Dave Morgan, Gary Reeves, Maria Simone,
Pete Sniderman, Blair Underwood, Chad Warren
Co-Executive Producer
Jenna Bush Hager, Kate Chumley, Tommy Morgan, Mike Powers, Dan Solomon, Liz Yale Marsh
Producer
Erin Glass

Odd Squad PBS
Executive Producers
J.J. Johnson, Tim McKeon, Blair Powers, Paul Siefken
Co-Executive Producers
Matthew J. R. Bishop, Mark De Angelis, Adam Peltzman
Producer
Georgina Lopez
Line Producer
Stephen J. Turnbull

This Just In POP TV
Executive Producer
David McKenzie, Laura McKenzie, Elizabeth Stanton
Co-Executive Producer
Gregori J. Martin
Producers
Kristos Andrews, Celeste Fianna, Carol C. Hedgepeth, Rob Pinkston

Xploration DIY Sci SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Steve Rotfeld, Steve Spangler
Producer
Steve Bronstein
Line Producer
Tina DeVirgiliis
Coordinating Producer
Kara Lieff

Outstanding Pre-School Children’s Animated Program
Ask the StoryBots Netflix
Executive Producers
Evan Spiridellis, Gregg Spiridellis
Supervising Producer
Meridith Stokes
Producers
Megan McShane, Monica Mitchell

Peg+Cat PBS
Executive Producers
Billy Aronson, Vince Commisso, Steven Jarosz, Kevin Morrison, Jennifer Oxley
Supervising Producers
Tanya Green, Mason Rather
Animation Producers
Brett Hall, Robert Powers
Producers
Jaclynn Demas, Steven Rebollido
Line Producers
Jennifer Bradley, Alia Nakashima

The Snowy Day Amazon
Executive Producers
Ann Austen, Laurence Fishburne, Deborah Pope, Irene Sherman, Helen Sugland, Chris White
Producers
Jamie Badminton, Tom Jordan

Tumble Leaf Amazon
Executive Producers
Kelli Bixler, Drew Hodges
Co-Executive Producers
Carin Greenberg, Alice Wilder, Ed. D.
Producers
Jodi Down, Sarah Serata

Wallykazam! Nickelodeon
Executive Producer
Adam Peltzman
Co-Executive Producers
Koyalee Chanda, Dave Palmer
Supervising Producer
Laura Barbera
Line Producers
Sara Kamen, Ian Murray

Outstanding Children’s Animated Program
Disney Milo Murphy's Law Disney Channel
Executive Producer
Dan Povenmire
Co-Executive Producer
Jeff "Swampy" Marsh

Dragons: Race to the Edge Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Executive Producers
Art Brown, Douglas Sloan
Producer
Chad Hammes
Line Producer
Lawrence Jonas

LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures DisneyXD
Executive Producers
Torsten Jacobsen, Bill Motz, Bob Roth, Jill Wilfert, Erik Wilstrup
Producers
Carrie Beck, Jake Blais, Jason Cosler, John McCormack, Irene Sparre
Co-Producers
Vicky Kjaer Jensen, Jacqui Lopez
Line Producer
Therese Sachse

The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Executive Producer
David P. Smith, Tiffany Ward
Line Producer
Kelley Derr

Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure Amazon
Executive Producers
Kallan Kagan, Abram Makowka, Darin Mark, Jared Mark, Mark Warshaw
Executive Producers Flaunt Productions
Jack Liang, Andrew Pearce, Richard Scott, Shuzo John Shiota
Supervising Producer
Ken Duer
Senior Producer
Dan Mokriy
Producers
Sean McAlear, Amy Paterson, Therese Trujillo
Line Producer
Sarah Cortina

Outstanding Special Class Animated Program
The Boy Who Learned To Fly YouTube.com
Producer
Limbert Fabian

A Love Story YouTube.com
Executive Producers
Debbie Crosscup, Mark Crumpacker, Ryan Goodwin-Smith, Mark Shambura
Producer
Sibylle Preuss

Octonauts Disney Jr.
Executive Producers
Cathal Gaffney, Kurt Mueller, Darragh O'Connell, Stephanie Simpson
Co-Executive Producers
Michael C. Murphy, Vicki Wong
Supervising Producer
Adam Idelson
Producers
Brian Gilmore, Gillian Higgins, Karen Ialacci

Taking Flight www.takingflightfilm.com
Producer
Brandon Oldenburg

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Executive Producers
Guillermo del Toro, Rodrigo Blaas, Marc Guggenheim, Chad Hammes, Christina Steinberg
Co-Executive Producers
Dan Hageman, Kevin Hageman
Line Producer
Lawrence Jonas

Outstanding Culinary Program
America's Test Kitchen PBS
Executive Producers
Melissa Baldino, Christopher Kimball
Co-Executive Producer
Stephanie Stender

Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics Food Network
Executive Producers
Olivia Ball, Rachel Purnell
Supervising Producer
Bridget Lumley

Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse Amazon
Executive Producers
Tim Duffy, Mike Duffy, Emeril Lagasse, Bill Pruitt
Co-Executive Producers
Aaron Schoonhoven, Rajan Shandil, Tara Siener, Paulina Williams
Producer
Maggie McCabe

Guy's Big Bite Food Network
Executive Producer
Mark Dissin
Producer
Jenna Zimmerman

The Mind of a Chef PBS
Executive Producers
Anthony Bourdain, Joe Caterini, Christopher Collins, Michael Steed, Lydia Tenaglia
Co-Executive Producer
Jared Andrukanis
Coordinating Producer
Krissy Lefebvre
Producers
Gillian Brown, Morgan Fallon

Trisha's Southern Kitchen Food Network
Executive Producers
Beth Burke, Dan Cutforth, Juliet D'Annibale, Michelle Kongkasuwan, Casey Kriley, Jane Lipsitz, Blake
Swerdloff, Trisha Yearwood
Co-Executive Producer
Charissa Melnik
Supervising Producer
Stacy Axelrod Falcone
Producers
Jimmy De Fang, Cheryl Griffin, Sarah Mastracco
Line Producers
Stacy Mahoney, Kate Rohmann
Segment Producers
Kirstin Moberg, Abbe Pickelle

Outstanding Game Show
Celebrity Name Game SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
David Arquette, Courteney Cox, Craig Ferguson, Richard Gerrits, Jennifer Mullin, John Quinn, Laura
Robinson, Scott St. John
Co-Executive Producer
Thea Mann
Supervising Producer
Jennifer Langheld

Family Feud SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
Gaby Johnston

Jeopardy! SYNDICATED
Executive Producer/Writer
Harry Friedman
Supervising Producers
Lisa Broffman, Rocky Schmidt
Senior Producer
Deb Dittman
Producers
Brett Schneider, Maggie Speak
Coordinating Producer
Bob Sofia
Editorial Supervisors/Writers
Michele Loud, Billy Wisse
Writers
John Duarte, Mark Gaberman, Debbie Griffin, Robert McClenaghan, Jim Rhine, Steve D. Tamerius

Let's Make a Deal CBS
Executive Producers
Dan Funk, Jennifer Mullin, Mike Richards
Co-Executive Producers
Chris Ahearn, Wayne Brady, Timothy Feimster, Graham Shaw
Coordinating Producer
Joseph Mancuso
Producers
Gary Green, Ben Tritle
Line Producer
Toni Gray

The Price Is Right CBS
Executive Producers
Jennifer Mullin, Mike Richards
Co-Executive Producers
Heather Allen, Stan Blits, Chris Donnan, Sue MacIntyre, Eric Mills, Trevor Rogas, Evelyn Warfel, Lauren
Wilkins
Coordinating Producer
Gina Edwards Nyman
Producer
Adam Sandler

Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program
Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
David Armour
Host
Lauren L.Lake
Co-Executive Producers
Mizuno Myeshia, Ronald Miucciatti, Angela Smith
Consulting Producer
Deborah Koenig
Supervising Producer
Claudia Perez
Senior Producer
Robert Gilmore
Coordinating Producer
Stacie Saugen Joseph
Story Producers
Pamela Berger, Matt Karambelas,
Producers
Crystal Kelly, Patrick Harris, William Richard

Judge Judy SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
Randy Douthit
Co-Executive Producer
Amy Freisleben
Supervising Producer
Victoria Jenest
Senior Producer
Cybil Jordan-Malachi
Producers
Christy Copeland, Kurstin Haynes, Gina Madrid, Alex Martinez, Matt Pomfret, Sarah Smith, Marisa Van
Den Borre
Coordinating Producers
Kirk Leins, Christopher Thomas
Host
Judge Judith Sheindlin

The People's Court SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
Stu Billett, David Scott
Supervising Producer
Philip Vandervort
Senior Producer
Michele Eppolito
Producers
Jeff Kopp, Laura Malara-Rud, Theresa Milana, Lori Mooney, Kristi Nizzo, Kathryn Posch
Segment Producer
Lauren Byxbee, Katie Ferguson, Monique Gallo
Host
Judge Marilyn Milian
Co-Host
Curt Chaplin, Harvey Levin, Doug Llewelyn, Douglas McIntosh

Hot Bench SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Randy Douthit, Maureen FitzPatrick
Co-Executive Producer
Amy Freisleben
Supervising Producer
James Glover
Senior Producer
Joe Scott
Producers
Angela Ford, Jennifer Howard, Jocelyn Jackson, Rosetta Ragusa, Jonathan Reback, Arthur Thompkins
Coordinating Producers
Kirk Leins, Christopher Thomas
Hosts
Tanya Acker, Judge Michael Corriero, Judge Patricia DiMango

Judge Mathis SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Bo Banks, Gus Blackmon, Alonzo Brown, Vicangelo Bulluck
Co-Executive Producer
Gretchen Kurtz
Supervising Producer
Dani Garcia
Senior Producer
Michelle J. Niger-Russell
Coordinating Producers
Michael Hart, Justin Ochonicki, J. N’deye Walton
Producers
Lisa Bergman, Courtney Brooks, Elizabeth Fritch, Christine Gluckleder, Demetrius Moore, Erin Primmer
Solis, Alissa Schulze, Jonathan Sebastien, Jana Spoleti, Kristin Watson
Host
Judge Greg Mathis

Outstanding Lifestyle Program
Flea Market Flip HGTV
Executive Producers
Roy Bank, Kirstie Field, Susan Seide, Lara Spencer
Co-Executive Producers
Matt Bordofsky, Vince D'Orazi
Producers
Samantha Feltus, Michael Hartz
Line Producer
Josh Colon
Coordinating Producer
Tori Gallarello-Alcock

George to the Rescue NBC
Executive Producer
Marni Sabia
Supervising Producer
Andrew Scerbo
Field Producer
Rommel Garcia
Segment Producer
Andrew Bank

Home Made Simple OWN
Executive Producers
Rob Eric, Gerrit V Folsom, Steve Joachim, Steve Longo, Mashawn Nix, Michael Williams
Co-Executive Producer
Rob Mancini
Producers
Jenna Cole, Taylor Garbutt, Mike Harrigan, Dan Kavanaugh, Courtney Sanders

Lake Life DIY
Executive Producer
Colby Gaines
Producers
Nick Arcuri, Chad Lange
Line Producer
Mike Stafford

Open House NBC
Executive Producers
Tracey Eyers, Marni Sabia
Producers
Jeremy Berger, James Parvin
Segment Producers
Ryan Devir, Jason Katz, Stephan Nahorniak, David Sugar

Outstanding Travel and Adventure Program
Jonathan Bird's Blue World YouTube.com
Executive Producer
Christine Bird
Supervising Producer
Art Cohen
Producer
Jonathan Bird
Segment Producers
Julia Cichowski, Tim Geers, Tim Howe, Todd Kelly

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope PBS
Executive Producers
Joseph Rosendo, Julie Rosendo

Planet Primetime Travel Channel
Executive Producers
Joel Karsberg, Terence Michael, Esther Reyes, Dave Shikiar,
Glenn Stickley, Tony Yates, Cem Yeter

Wonder Women Feeln
Executive Producers
Rob Fried, Peter King, Cristina Malavenda, Sean-Michael Smith
Producer
Iliana Guevara

XPLORATION AWESOME PLANET SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Philippe Cousteau, Steve Rotfeld
Producer
Jason Evans
Line Producer
Tina DeVirgiliis
Coordinating Producer
Kara Lieff

Outstanding Morning Program
CBS Sunday Morning CBS
Executive Producer
Rand Morrison
Senior Producers
Gavin Boyle, Amy Rosner, Jason Sacca
Producers
Sari Aviv, Jon Carras, John D'Amelio, Gabriel Falcon, Ed Forgotson, Alan Golds, Peter Goodman, Mark Hudspeth, Jay Kernis, Young Kim, Sara Kugel, Anthony Laudato, Kay M. Lim, Robbyn R. McFadden, Amol Mhatre, David Morgan, Reid Orvedahl, Mary Raffalli, David Rothman, Aria Shavelson, Dustin Stephens, Fernando Suarez, Mary Lou Teel, Amy Wall, Amiel Weisfogel
Editorial Producer
Cathy L Lewis
Producer/Writer
Tom Harris, Craig Wilson
Producer/Arts and Entertainment Editor
Ramon Parkins
Operations Producer
Bernard Rozenberg
Videotape Operations Producer
Patricia Finnegan, Catherine Kay, Jyll Phillips Friedman
Producer News
Kate D'Arcy
Field Producers
Henry Bautista, Mike Hernandez
Anchor
Charles Osgood
Contributing Commentators
Bill Flanagan, Jim Gaffigan, Nancy Giles, Faith Salie, Ben Stein
Contributing Correspondents
Luke Burbank, Conor Knighton, David Pogue, Scott Simon, David Turecamo, Jonathan Vigliotti
Film Critic
David Edelstein
Meterologist
Addison Green
Planning Producer
Robin Sanders
Producer/Director
Nora Gerard
Producer/Editors
Lauren Barnello, David Bhagat, Chad Cardin, Joseph Frandino, Ed Givnish, Remington Korper, Mike Levine, Maria Nicoletti, George Pozderec, Brian Robbins, Carol A. Ross, David Small
Visual Arts Producers
Jessica Frank, John Molloy, Robert Pook, Diane Robinson
Correspondents
Serena Altschul, Jim Axelrod, Rita Braver, Lee Cowan, Seth Doane, Bill Geist, Ted Koppel, Anthony Mason, Michelle Miller, Erin Moriarty, Jane Pauley, Barry Petersen, Mo Rocca, Tracy Smith, Susan Spencer, Mark Strassman, Martha Teichner, Ben Tracy, Anna Werner

CBS This Morning CBS
Executive Producer
Ryan Kadro
Senior Broadcast Producer
Diana Miller
Managing Editor/Senior Producer
Eva Nordstrom
Senior Producers
Chloe Arensberg, Brian Bingham, Peter Burgess, Lulu Chiang, Pete Gow, Susan Harmon, Renee Meier , John Peck, Adam Verdugo
Supervising Producers
Megan Kamins, Molly Kordares, Andrew Liebman, Jon Tower, Elizabeth Turner
Coordinating Producer
Carol Gillesberg
Producer
Joneil Adriano, Thomas Ahlers, Adam Aigner-Treworgy, Alicia Amling, Maite Amorebieta, Olivia Andrzejczak, Alana Anyse, Maryalice Aymong, Steve Berriman, Mikaela Bufano, Nicole Busch, Hilary Cook, Martin Finn, Cassandra Gauthier, Jenna Gibson, Jeff Goldman, Josh Gross, Evan Hirsch, Sarah Huisenga, Kira Kleaveland, Joseph Long, Molly Mazilu, Duncan Mckenna, Maria Mercader, Andrew Merlis, Jim Mietus, Juan Carlos Molina, Kelsey Myers, Caitlin Pawson, Josh Peagler, Stacey Persoff, Rayner Ramirez, Catherine Reynolds, Jenna Sakwa, Warren Serink, Susie Shackman, Matthew Shelley, Barbara Simon, Robin Singer, Chris Spinder, Mark Sturchio, Eleanor Tuohy, Leigh Ann Winick, Lisa Zobel, Myra Zuleta
Producer/Editors
Brian Cunningham, Catherine Landers, Charles Langton
Writer-Producers
Kera Rennert, Joanne Stern
Editorial Producers
Katy Conrad, Virginia Deliagre, Lauren Hoenemeyer, Samantha Jacobson, Marty Lebel, Kaci Lindhorst, Kelsey Myers, Chitra Wadhwani
Eye Opener Producer/Editors
Wes Carlton, Matthew Shelley, Sebastian Szwonder
Anchors
Charlie Rose, Gayle King, Norah O’Donnell
Correspondents
Anthony Mason, Don Dahler, Ben Tracy, Vladimir Duthiers, Carter Evans

Good Morning America ABC
Anchors
Amy Robach, Robin Roberts, Lara Spencer, George Stephanopoulos, Michael Strahan, Ginger Zee
Weekend Anchors
Ron Claiborne, Paula Faris, Sara Haines, Dan Harris, Rob Marciano
Correspondents
Dan Abrams, Jim Avila, Gio Benitez, Dr. Richard Besser, Abbie Boudreau, Mary Bruce, Juju Chang,
Linsey Davis, Kendis Gibson, Matt Gutman, Lama Hasan, Tj Holmes, Sunny Hostin, Linzie Janis,
Rebecca Jarvis, Jonathan Karl, Neal Karlinsky, David Kerley, Tom Llamas, Diane Macedo,
Alex Marquardt, Terry Moran, Steve Osunsami, Alex Perez, Martha Raddatz, Deborah Roberts,
Brian Ross, Clayton Sandell, Ryan Smith, Pierre Thomas, Cecilia Vega, Nick Watt, Kanya Whitworth,
David Wright
Special Contributor
Jesse Palmer
Senior Medical Contributor
Dr. Jennifer Ashton
Senior Executive Producer
Michael Corn
Executive Producer
Chris Vlasto
Chief Editorial Producer
Santina Leuci
Director Producers
Lily Olszewski, Jeff Winn
Executive Broadcast Producers
John Ferracane, Ethan Nelson
Senior Broadcast Producers
Pete Austin, Margo Baumgart, Christine Brouwer, Angela Ellis, Simone Swink,
Senior Producer, Special Projects
Morgan Zalkin
Senior Producers
Sandra Aiken, Chris Donovan, Tracey Marx Bernstein, Alberto Orso, Kristin Sebastian,
Vanessa Weber, Maureen White
News Senior Producer
Kenneth Kneeland
Senior Producer, Los Angeles
Mike Proser, Daniel A. Recalde
Supervising Editorial Producer
Justin Weaver
Senior Editorial Producer
Mark Robertson
Coordinating Producers
Cathy Becker, Kristopher Campbell, Imtiyaz Delawala, Carolyn Durand, Devin Dwyer,
Ross Eichenholz, Elena Genovese-Picard, Kelly Hagan, Katie Kastens, Karen Leo, Mike Milhaven,
Yoni Mintz, Brian O'Keefe, Sabrina Parise, Sabrina Peduto, Margaret Pergler, Lauren Sher, Emily Stanitz
Coordinating Producer / Senior Book Producer
Patty Neger
West Coast Editorial Producer
Sabina Ghebremedhin
Deputy Editorial Producer
Shah Rahmanzadeh

Producers
Joanne Amato, Jade Anderson, Taylor Behrendt, Clark Bentson, Tara Berardi, Ismaela Best,
Michael Bickal, Brandon Bodow, Carlos Boettcher, Elisabeth Bognar, Matthew Busekroos,
Margaret Chadbourn, Brandon Chase, Trinity Chavez, Meg Christie, Jessica Church,
Suzan Clarke, Stephan Cohen, Courtney Condron, Michael Conte, Jesse Convertino,
Kirstyn Crawford, Kirstyn Crawford, Bill Cunningham, Nicole Curtis, Lawrence Dechant,
Patrick Doherty, Regina Donizetti, Stefan Doyno, Ali Ehrlich, Frank Elaridi, Janine Elliot,
Caitlin Fallon, Jilian Fama, Conor Ferguson, Andy Fies, Kaitlyn Folmer, Shaun francis, Kevin Freeman,
Cindy Galli, Will Ganss, Cliff Gelb, Danielle Genet, Jessica Goldberg, Alexandria Goodson,
Joan Griffin, Rashid Haddou, Cameron Harrison, Jennifer Harrison, Brian Hartman, Amy Hayden,
Sarah Herndon, Angus Hines, Alex Hosenball, Jamila Huxtable, Heidi Jensen, Mariam Kahn,
Llana Katz, Gitika Kaul, Amanda Keegan, Alison Kenworthy, Erin Keohane, Katie Kindelan,
Matt Knox, Randy Kreider, Jason Kuang, Sarah Kunin, Kelly Landrigan, Roger Lee,
Jennifer Leong, Danielle Librizzo, Jeffrey Lowe, Katelyn Marmon, Serena Marshall, Christene Martin,
Kelly McCarthy, Matthew McGarry, Kelly McKelvey, Bonnie McLean, Kevin McMillen,
James Meek, Sarah Messer, Sharde' Miller, Victoria Morini, Anthony Morrison, Matthew Mosk,
Eliza Murphy, Phoebe Natanson, Bruno Nota, Alexandra Oxborough-Yankus, Cho Park,
Felicia Patinkin, Tennille Patterson, Nicole Pelletiere, Jennifer Pereira, Mary Pflum, Nia Phillips,
George Pilla, Bartley Price, Kim Randolph, Daisha Riley, Charles Rivera, Bruno Roeber,
Sara Russell, Michael Ryan, James Scholz, Katherine Scoones, Molly Shaker, Tenzin Shakya,
Aliki Shinas, Faryn Shiro, Scott Shulman, Stuart Sia, Lisa Silvertsen, Natasha Singh, Liz Sintay,
Jordon Smith, Nathan Smith, Daniel Steinberger, Gina Sunseri, Sandra Temko, Seniboye Tienabeso,
Carissa Tjia, Thea Trachtenberg, Mike Trew, Sohel Uddin, Ellen Van De Mark, Jim Vojtech,
Doug vollmayer, Gerry Wagschal, Stephanie Wash, Robyn Weil, Janet Weinstein, Ariella Weintraub,
Alisa Wiersema, Anna Wild, Nicole Wilkins, Grace Wong, Gary Wynn, Angelique Yack,
Derick Yanehiro, Suzanne Yeo, Robert Zepeda
Producer/Editors
Cameron Brock, Jennifer Chambers, Cliff DeGray, Kate Hodgson, Gerald Mahoney, Robert McLaughlin, Anthony McMahon, Paige More, Judd Parson, Norberto Petrello, Jeremy Phillips, Cybele Policastro, Matt Stone, Anastasia Williams
Producer/Writers
Rich Bagala, Mark Berman, Anna Boyd, Talia Cadet, Jacqueline Calayag, Ellen Carl, Zoe Cianciolo, Nicole Clarity, Alisha Davis, James Duran, Chris Elam, Leyla Fayyaz, Mitch Gallob, Raquel Hecker, Cassilee Kahn Goldberg, Ty Lawson, Edmund Levin, Brett Levy, Ariel Mandell, Teri Mariani, Patrick Mason, Dennis Murray, Danica Nedela, Ty Peterson, Adriana Pratt, Jack Sheahan, Joe Spacek, Christina Summers, Angela Tonini, Greg Tufaro, Laura Zaccaro
Entertainment Producers
Cleopatra Andreadis, Monica Escobedo, Eric Jones
Segment Producers
Katie Conway, Michael Del Moro, Hallie Eisenpress, David Herndon, Henderson Hewes, Michael Kreisel, Doug Lantz, John Santucci
Meteorologist Producers
Max Golembo, Melissa Griffin, Daniel Manzo, Dan Peck, Samantha Wnek
Chief of Tape Content and Production
Seth Fenton
Operations Producers
Julie Amar, Robert Dominguez, Matt Jaki, Cameron Jones, Sharon Lechleiter, Kyle Morris, Larry Peterson, Maria Stefanopoulos, Kim Supsak

Today Show NBC

Executive Producer
Don Nash
Co-Executive Producers
Tammy Filler, Tom Mazzarelli
Senior Producers
Steve Thode, Deborah C. Kosofsky, Jaclyn Levin, Elizabeth Leist, Pete Breen
Christine Cataldi, Joanne LaMarca, Phil Corsentino, Lexi Rudolph
Supervising Producers
Jamie Zozzaro, Neal Carter, Adam Miller, Minah Kathuria, Matt Zimmerman
Coordinating Producers
Meredith Reis, Amanda Sidman, Katie Distler, Stephanie Siegel, Sarah Baker
Washington Senior Producer
Scott Foster
Los Angeles Senior Producer
Audrey Beles Grady
London Senior Producer
Sigi Devos
Miami Senior Producer
Krista Brunson
Producers
Amanda Avery, Wesley Oliver, Gavin Shulman, Patricia Luchsinger
Yael Federbush, Andrew Goldstein, Sara Pines, Kerry Byrnes
Jackie Olensky, Rainy Farrell, Gil Reisfield, Robin Sindler, Alicia Ybarbo
Mary Ann Zoellner, Jennifer Long, Karen Trosset
Michele Leone Williams, Chemene Pelzer, Sarah Clagett, Vivian Fel Solomon
Josh Weiner, Cecilia Fang, Melanie Jackson, Eric Jackson, Kerri Zimmer
Allison Berger, Emily Goldberg, Candace Kuo, Tammy Fine, Sean Reis
Beck Schoenfeld, Matthew Greenfield, Jared Crawford, Joshua Janiak
Katharine Buckley, Allison Markowitz, Gavin Shulman, Samantha Wender
Kate Uebergang, Lana Schupbach, Chris Godburn, Melea McCreary, Rekha Shetty
Sandy Lee, Lindsey Ashcraft, Emily Berk, Bernie Lubell, Kate Cook, Sandy Lee
Daniel Durkin, Christine Giardina, Aaron Brownlee, Mary Pflum, Greg Martin
Brittany Schreiber, Allie Detwiler, Victoria Duncan, Richard Minner, Bill Hatfield
Sarah Demarest, Lete Childs, Robert Ciridon, Marc Koslow, Rachel Alves De Lima
Richard Adams, Molly Palmer, Max Paul, Robert Powell, Ric Romo, Lindsay Sobel
Lauren Specter, Ian Wenger, Colleen Dudgeon, Chapman Bell, Rupert Barker
Carol Marquis, Ann-Marie Weaver, Lea Whitener, Rich Bonnabeau, Ray Smith,
Sarah Walker, Claudia Swift, Mala Perna
Anchors
Savannah Guthrie, Matt Lauer, Al Roker, Natalie Morales, Tamron Hall, Willie Geist, Carson Daly
Hosts
Kathie Lee Gifford, Hoda Kotb
Correspondents
Peter Alexander, Jenna Bush Hager, Dylan Dreyer, Lester Holt, Sheinelle Jones,
Craig Melvin, Jeff Rossen, Kate Snow, Jenna Wolfe



Outstanding Morning Program in Spanish

Café CNN CNN en Español
Executive Producer
David Gamez
Senior Producers
Angeles Font, Ricardo Rodriguez,
Producers
Humberto Camacho, Linette Hernandez, Sarimar Hernandez
Planning Producers
Lauren Towers, Luis Yerpes
Segment Producer
Marta Garcia,
Directors
Jacob Brito, William Leiva, Juan Carlos Martínez, Andres Ovalle, Alberto Perez, Julián Quijano
Writers
Mariele Carrasco, Yemile Castejon, William Echeverria, Carlos Perez-Hinojosa, Laura Rey, Dinorah Rosas
Anchors
Carlos Montero, Alejandra Oraa, Elízabeth Pérez, Maria Alejandra Requena
Correspondents
Marisa Azaret, Francho Baron, Samuel Burke, José Levy



Despierta America Univision
Executive Producers
Luz Maria Doria, Sandra Smester
Senior Producers
Conchi Alfonso, Carmen Herrera, Gilcia Marquez, Magda Rodriguez, Aura Subuyuj, Malli Valdes
General Producer
Victor Santiago
Senior Writer/Producer
Francisco J. Arboli
Producers
Mike Abay, Paola Alonzo, Yoly Arocha-Mayor, Luis Camilo, David Canton, Juan Jose Cardona,
Julieta Cespedes, Paloma De La Nuez, Carlen Espinosa, Mayra Fajardo, Marco Galvez,
Natalia Gonzalez, Alejandra Isabel, Ivanhoe Jaramillo, Marcela Libreros, Oscar Lopez Peralta,
Claudia Marquez, Ines Marrou, Linnet Martinez, Luis Guillermo Mendoza, Angel Meneces,
Estrella Morejon, Soledad Picero, Michel Prado, Daniel Ramirez, Denise Reyes, Gustavo Rios,
Jessica Rodriguez, Marianela Rodriguez, Venessa Rojas, Pedro L. Rosario, Karina Rosendo,
Luis Sain, Marisela Santos, Carlos Sanz, Katherine Sleiman, Lesley Vega
Producer/Writer
Carlos J. Prieto
Co-Hosts
Alejandro Chaban, Ana Patricia Gamez, Francisca Lachapel, Johnny Lozada,
Karla Martinez, Satcha Pretto, Alan Tacher, William Valdes
Correspondents
Andrea Chediak, Paola Gutierrez, Maria T. Interiano, Birmania Rios, Luis Sandoval,
Orlando Segura, Addis Tunon

Un Nuevo Dia Telemundo
Executive Producer
María García-Márquez
Supervisor Senior Producer
Aidé Devis
Supervisor Producer
Emilio Pimentel
Supervisor Line Producer
Sylmarie Vazquez
Coordinator Producer
Irasema Torres
Producers
Karina Agudelo, Fernando Almanzar, Carlos Alzate, Lina Bidot, Alejandro Cacho,
Christine Castrillón, María Fernanda Cepeda, Liza Cerezo, Sheila Colón, Johan González,
Manuela Guardia, Francisco Haro, Moraima Pérez, Orianna Raaz, Angel Román-Aviles,
Manfredo Schmidt, Patricia Sena, Christian Vila
Fashion Producer
Enrique Usales
Line Producers
Jorge Torres-Sojo, Lourdes Trenzado
Producer/Editors
Alex Aguiar, Rigoberto Aguila, Jessica Alegre, Adrián Bianco, Sandro Canales,
Roberto Dieguez, Alexander Mederos, Walter Medina, Clara Lourdes Noa,
Irisbell Pastoriza, Roger Pelaez
Editor/Producer
Ivan López-Arbelo
Producer/Writers
Marcelo Maselli, Javier Soto-George
Writer
Eugenia Betancur
Director
José Corzo
Hosts
Ana María Canseco, Rashel Díaz, Adamari López, Daniel Sarcos, Diego Schoening
Co-Hosts
Erika Csiszer, James Tahhan
Reporters
Amelia Macciavello, Angel Villagómez
Correspondents
Verónica Albornoz, Francisco Cáceres, Karina Monroy, Camilo Montoya,
Mario Perea, Mario Vanucci

Outstanding Talk Show / Informative



The Dr. Oz Show SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
Amy Chiaro
Co-Executive Producers
Stacy Rader, Laurie Rich
Consulting Producer
Rob Dauber
Senior Supervising Producers
Eric Beesemyer, Andrea D'Ambrosio, Kathy Gulinello
Supervising Producers
Christine Byun, Dr. Mehmet Oz, Michele Wasserman
Senior Producers
James Avenell, Dr. Michael Crupain, John Filimon
Producers
Andrea Chessler, Sabrina Clay, Lisa Cohen, Dean Dimitruk, Tom Flaherty, Brooke Jacobsen, Sasha Mitchell-Fuller, Lauren Pacheco, Ali Perry, Nicole Romanella, Martin Toub, Nancy Vaden, Ann Varney, Jessica Yankelunas
Line Producer
Jon Coniglio



The Chew ABC
Executive Producers
Gordon Elliott, Mark Schneider
Co-Executive Producer
Aimee Householder
Supervising Producers
Ashley Archer, Becky Horvath
Senior Producers
Maggie Barnes, Jevon Bruh, John Tumino, Anthony Underwood
Coordinating Producer
Ai Takami
Producers
Vaia Abatzis, Katie Chan, Brad Deck, Abigail Derethik, Todd Garrin, Suzanne Glickstein, Bill Herlihy, Kelly
Martin, Emma Matusow, Jackie Rothong, Jodi Sheffield, Jennifer Stryker, Monique Taylor, Lawrence
Webman
Line Producer
Dominic Gillette

Steve Harvey SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Alex Duda, Steve Harvey, Rushion McDonald, Gerald Washington
Co-Executive Producers
Kareen Gunning, Jason Kurtz
Field Producers
Dimitra Apostolopoulus, Ali Galante, Jock Hedblade
Senior Consulting Producers
Deb Cullen, Chris Lamson
Supervising Booking Producer
Sarah Ruth
Senior Supervising Producers
Slade Abisror, Kevin Boyer
Supervising Producers
Kevin Burke, Joyce Coleman-Sampson, Kim Gagne, Julie Simpson, Jordan Watland
Senior Producers
Kevin Hurley, Shareen King-Carr, Tracey La'Stell Slates, Melinda Leonas
Talent Producer
Denise Burt
Producers
Michelle Barnard, Cathena Evans, Leah Kaplan-Kohn, Julie Maddox, Jaime Mui,
Suzie Munson, Brooke Turner
Segment Producers
Brandon Harris, Austin Mills, Jessica Perillo, Nik Robinson
Senior Line Producer
Jonna Walsh
Line Producer
Tegan Kinane


Larry King Now Ora TV
Executive Producer
Jason Rovou
Senior Editorial Producer
David Theall
Senior Producer
Serena Brahney
Producer
Kyle MacLelland


The Kitchen Food Network
Executive Producers
Beth Burke, Blake Swerdloff
Show Producers
Elias Holtz, Candice Lombardi
Supervising Producer
Meghan Spielberg
Producers
Christine Cardona, Mandie DeCamp, Tim Macklin, Jeffrey Miller, Martha Tinkler
Line Producer
Kate Rohmann

Outstanding Talk Show / Entertainment

The Talk CBS
Executive Producers
Sara Gilbert, John Redmann
Co-Executive Producers
Heather Gray, Kristin Matthews
Senior Supervising Producers
Kevin Hamburger, Edward R. Horwitz
Supervising Producers
Derek Che, Steve Cunniff, Anjie Taylor
Senior Producers
Lauren Danza, Becky Orenstein, Julie Taylor
Producers
Jordan Altman, Anthony Caleca, Kelli Cardiff, Daphne Carr, Deirdre Dod, Bob Dussault, Jen Fumaniak,
Masumi Ideta, Jody Jennings, Branden Johnston, Monique Kuri, Toni Magon, Adam Mitropoulos,
Eddie Mujica, Marc Anthony Nicolas, Megan O'Toole, Matt Silverstein, Bobby Whisnant, Daniel Verdugo
Line Producers
Gregory Cahill, Joe Colicelli


The View ABC
Executive Producer
Barbara Walters
Senior Executive Producer
Hilary Estey McLoughlin
Executive Producer
Candi Carter
Co-Executive Producer
Brian Teta
Senior Supervising Producer
Robin Hommel
Line Producer
Angela Willoughby
Senior Producers
Jamie Hammer, Audrey Jones, Rick Segall
Producers
Dana Fisher, Summur Shaikh, Jason Kornblatt, Kim Tolman, Jamie Shapiro, Victoria Rossi,
Carly Green, Christian McKiernan Frank Santopadre, Donald Berman, Todd Polkes,
Natalie Bubnis, Nathan Geddie
Operations Producers
Rick Figalora, Robert Lampel, Enza Dolce Nini
Supervising Producer
Kathy Mavrikakis

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Ellen DeGeneres, Mary Connelly, Ed Glavin, Andy Lassner, Kevin A. Leman II, Derek Westervelt
Co-Executive Producers
Jonathan Norman, Corey Palent
Supervising Producers
Kara Hogan-Leonardo, Ellen Rocamora, Matthew Wright, Andy Zenor
Senior Producers
Alison Balian, Jason Gelles
Coordinating Producer
Ross Williams
Producers
Lori Blackman, Jason Blackman, Sarah Bruno, Jamie Brunton, Alissa Cote, Chris Cucci, Claudia
Gharibian, Tracy Gold, Jeannie Klisiewicz, Suzanne Luna, Rick Mitchell, Liz Patrick, Aaron Pinkston,
Lauren Pomerantz, Korey Provencher, Gil Rief, Troy Thomas, Adam Yenser
Line Producer
Nicole Collins Arlook


Maury NBC
Executive Producer
Paul Faulhaber
Co-Executive Producer
John Pascarella
Supervising Producers
Gloria Harrison-Hall, Jessica Crandall-Clarkin, Todd Kemmer, Joan Petrocelli,
Coordinating Producers
Holly Mirabella, Christine Ponzi, Aja Link
Producers
Susan Karlik-Lee, Peivin Lee, Brian Thomas
Line Producer
Giovanna Tripicchio
Supervising Field Producer:
Greg Lederway
Field Producers:
Jim Shearman, Kristin Scheele


LIVE with Kelly SYNDICATED
Executive Producers
Michael Gelman, Kelly Ripa
Producers
Joni Cohen Zlotowitz, Christine Composto Connolly, Ed Connolly, Jr., Dana Dodge,
Scott Eason, Seth Gronquist, Cindy MacDonald, Donna Morris Bass, David Mullen,
John Ogle, Mariann Sabol Nieves, Jan Schillay Wiener, Lori Schulweis-Buder,
Elyssa Shapiro Hessler, Delores Spruell Jackson, Ann Marie Williams-Gray



Outstanding Entertainment Program in Spanish

El Gordo y la Flaca Univision
Executive Producers
Mariela Cardona, Sandra Smester
Senior Producers
Osmani García, Carlos Medina, Betty Miranda
Producers
Enrique Albis, Yuri Boza, Adela Cardoso, Eduardo García, Enier Gonzalez, Francisco
Gonzalez, Patricia Kaplan, Adriana Lalinde, Indiana Leyton, Daniela Mavares, Luis Medina,
Jennifer O´Neill, Oscar Petit, Jorge Ramirez, Giann Carlo Rincon, Tony Somoza
Writer
Arturo Alvarez
Correspondents
Carlos Calderon, Tanya Charry, Francisco Fuentes, Elizabeth Hernandez Curiel, David Valadez

Destinos CNN en Español
Executive Producer/Director
Eduardo Suarez
Executive Producers
Sheri England, Matt Vigil
Supervising Producer
Felipe Barral
Producer
Natali Monterrosa
Anchor/Writer
Alejandra Oraa
Producer/Editor
Diana Diaz

LAnzate Univision
Executive Producer
Diogenes Lluberes, Sandra Smester
Senior Producer
Luis Enrique Rivera
Producer
Salvador Garcia, María Marmo, Jeanny Quiroz, Dina Rodríguez, Brenda Salgado, Ana Toro

SuperLatina with Gaby Natale VME TV
Executive Producers
Gabriela Natale, Andres Suarez
Producer
Paulina Magdaleno

Jackeline Cacho Presenta Triunfo Latino Vme Tv Network
Executive Producer
Mark Odom
Producer/Host/Writer
Jackeline Cacho, Thene Muciño
Producer/Director
Thene Muciño


Outstanding Entertainment News Program

Access Hollywood NBC
Executive Producer
Rob Silverstein
Supervising Producers
Jeneine Doucette, Nancy Harrison, Adam Jordan, Susan Moore, Stephanie Murphy, Ryan Patterson,
Robin Radin
Coordinating Producers
John Butler, Kim Huber, Marc Votto
Senior Producers
Claudia Eaton, Mike Marson
Senior News Producer
Christine Fahey
News Producers
Diana Spiro, Genevieve Wong
Producers
Caroline Bol, Chris Conte, Diana Dasrath, Nancy Derderian-Potts, Marcus Mulick, Rebecca Ray
Senior Field Producers
Tara Bernie, Tony DeFranco, Scott Evans, Whitney Frink,
Stephen Harding, Terri MacLeod, Julie
McGovern, Cara Petry, Buddy Singer, Michael Soares, Sharon Spaeth
Supervising Field Producer
Julie McGovern
Segment Producers
Tricia Durrant, Scott Mantz, Leigh Oblinger, Anthony Ramos
Host
Natalie Morales
Correspondents
Scott Evans, Liz Hernandez, Kit Hoover
Multimedia Journalist
Alex Hudgens

E! News E!
Executive Producer
Jennifer Lavin
Supervising Producers
Amy Bel Bruno, Maureen Heaton
Senior Producer
Cara Haladey


Entertainment Tonight CBS
Executive Producer
Brad Bessey
Co-Executive Producer
Rick Joyce
Senior Supervising Producers
Bridgette Jones, Mylin Watkins
Supervising Producers
Elizabeth Applegate, Claudia Cagan, Ron Glines, Carolyn Greenspan-Rosen, Daniel A. Henry, Jr., John
Kosinski, Whitney Nevill-Wallace, Amy Purnell-Silberman, Brenda Rodriguez, Dan Schanks, Joe Siyam,
Jama Suchomel
Senior Producers
Chris Clark, Eliza Cost, Erin Johnson, Erik Photenhauer, Ray Slaboda, Bonnie Tiegel
Producers
Kevin Gershan, Jennifer Peros
Segment Producers
Elise Backus, Scott Barton, David Batista, Megan Bauer, Brendon Geoffrion, Angelique Jackson, Leslie
Kawaguchi, Tracie Kosinski, Steve Noble, Andy Reyes, Steve Wilks
Co-Hosts
Nancy O'Dell, Kevin Frazier
Correspondents
Samantha Harris, Cameron Mathison, Carly Steel, Nischelle Turner

Extra SYNDICATED
Senior Executive Producer
Lisa Gregorisch- Dempsey
Executive Producer
Theresa Coffino, Jeremy Spiegel
Executive Coordinating Producer
Tommy Post,
Senior Managing Editor
Fatana Nawabi
New York Bureau Chief
Marie Hickey
Senior Assignment Manager
Chris Liss
Senior Supervising Producers
Matt Ferrell, Mike Miller
Senior Broadcast Producer
Steve Weiser
Senior Coordinating Producer
Scott H. Jones
Senior Producers
Jen Aguillon, David Geha, Reed Grinsell, Omar Lugones, Mark Mottern
Producers
Darius Brown, Kevin Keefer, Erik Larson, Sarah Rickert, Francesca Scarpaci, Lee Schneller, Carmine
Sciaflo, Patty Serrato
Senior Segment Producers
Yvette Manessis-Corporon, Terri Seymour, Steve Sunshine, Adam Weissler
Segment Producers
Sharon Levin, Jody Weintraub

Host
Mario Lopez, Charissa Thompson, Tracey Edmonds
NY Host
AJ Calloway
Correspondent/Weekend Host
Renee Bargh
Correspondents
Michael Corbett, Jerry Penacoli, Terri Seymour
Special Correspondent
Adam Glassman
Story Editor/Visual Producer
Tony Carrasco

Inside Edition SYNDICATED
Executive Producer
Charles Lachman
Co-Executive Producer
Esther Pessin
Senior Supervising Producer
Brian Hendel
West Coast Bureau Chief
Tony Coghlan
Senior Producer/Managing Editor
Bob Read
Coordinating Producer
Matt DeNinno
Producers
Emily Aronson, Bill Barrett, Chris Dukas, Peter Fearon, Kevin Harry, Erika Jones, Nicole Kumar,
Charlie McLravy, Dick McWilliams, Kerry Maller, Rob Nieto, Larry Posner, Phil Shimkin, Colum Ward
Special Projects Producer
Filip Kapsa
Anchor
Deborah Norville
Weekend Co-Anchor/Correspondent
Diane McInerney,
Chief Correspondent
Jim Moret
Chief Investigative Correspondent
Lisa Guerrero
Correspondents
Megan Alexander, Steven Fabian, Victoria Recano, Ann Mercogliano

Outstanding Special Class Series
Close Up With The Hollywood Reporter SundanceTV
Executive Producers
Matthew Belloni, Stephen Galloway, Paul Haddad, Jennifer Laski, Janice Min, Lacey Rose
Producer
Stephanie Fischette

Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen SYNDICATED
Senior Executive Producer
Lisa Gregorisch-Dempsey
Executive Producers
Scott Eldridge, Jeremy Spiegel
Executive Coordinating Producer
Tommy Post
Senior Broadcast Producer
Seth Katz
Managing Editor
Pat Lalama
Senior Coordinating Producer
Scott H. Jones
Senior Producer
Travis Fields, Larry Laurent, Lauren Mintzer-Clark
Senior Supervising Producers
Nanette Barrutia, John Johnston
Supervising Producer
Leslie Lindsey
Supervising Producer Digital
Billy Jensen
Assignment Manager
Nancy Moscatiello
Business and Legal Affairs Producer
Lisa Moxley
Producers
Stephanie Berk, Stephany Byrne, Wayne Darwen, Vicki Johnson, Chandrea Miller,
Steffen Phelps, Leah Rothman, Jim Sheehan
Segment Producers
Kelly Ann Martin, Jen Antonelli, Elisa Babigian, Karen Daborowski, Polly Kotowski,
Ashley Lawyer, Kelly McLear, Kazeem Molake, Josh Paris, Ann Toler,
Limary Vargas, Rebecca Waer
Host
Chris Hansen
Correspondents
Andrea Isom, Ana Garcia, Jason Mattera, Michelle Sigona
Special Correspondents
Matt Doran, Nerissa Knight, Melissa McCarty, Elizabeth Smart

Landscapes Through Time with David Dunlop PBS
Producers
David Dunlop, Connie Simmons

SuperSoul Sunday OWN
Executive Producer
Jenna Kostelnik-Utley
Co-Executive ProducerS
Eric Peltier, Amy Ward

Working in the Theatre www.AmericanTheatreWing.org
Executive Producer
Heather Hitchens
Producers
Margarita Jimeno, Joanna Sheehan Bell, Ian Weiss

Outstanding Special Class Special
MTV Docs: Transformation MTV
Director
Erik Flannigan, Melissa Johnson
Producer
Katelyn Howes

Out of Iraq Logo TV
Consulting Producer
Aaron Butlers
Producers
Randy Barbato, Bailey Fenton, Chris McCarthy, Chris McKim, Eva Orner, Tajamika Paxton, Pamela Post

Bookaboo New Years Eve Special Amazon
Executive Producers
Martyn Freeman, Blair Powers
Producers
Carla de Jong, Lucy Goodman, Catherine Stockhausen
Line Producer
Stephen Turnbull

The Wildlife Docs: Africa ABC
Executive Producers
Jeff Androsky, Scott Helmstedter, Dave Morgan, Eric Rollman, Carol Sherman
Co-Executive Producers
Pete Sniderman, Rob Yordi
Consulting Producers
Bryan Curb, David Doyle
Supervising Producer
Christine Blake
Producer
Phil Viardo

The Disney Parks' Magical Christmas Celebration ABC
Executive Producers
Michael Antinoro, Richard Godfrey, Sally Hopkins Conner
Executive Producer/Co-Host
Julianne Hough
Co-Executive Producers
Bill Fortney, Victoria Lee English, Rob Paine
Disney Broadcast Supervising Producer
Dana Conte
Disney Broadcast Producers
Rob Matheison, Nicole Zamecnik
Disney Creative Entertainment Producer
Gary Gutierrez
Supervising Producers
Kelly S. Cook Nancy McDonald, Cory Stone
Senior Producers
David Guertin, Rhonda Parker-Nagle
Creative Producer
Ben Hall
Producer
Jeff Roe
Co-Producer
Raquel Bruno
Field Producers
Scott Gawlik, Simbi Hall
Segment Producers
Paul Chase, Dimitri Ehrlich, Weston Lagattolla, Augie Max Vargas, Sarah Moll, Greg Montz, Liz Sterbenz, J. William Washington
Line Producer
Aaron Cook
Disneyland Host
Jesse Palmer
Co-Host
Derek Hough
Backstage Host
Sofia Carson

Outstanding Special Class – Short Format Daytime Program
SuperSoul Shorts - Maggie the Cow OWN
Producers
John Chester, Mallory Cunningham

Clarify Spotify
Executive Producer
Tom Calderone, Dossie McCraw, Kerry Steib, Shelley Venus
Senior Producers
Christina Choi, Aja Harris,
Host
Baratunde Thurston

Nature Boom Time National Geographic
Producer
Kirby Engelman, Patrick Rahill
Director / Writer / Producer
Charlie Engelman

HealthiNation FIlms HealthiNation
Executive Producer
Brendan Anderer
Producers
Charles Conyers, Carianne D'Alessandro, Shannon Jones
Preeti Parikh, Felix Rojas
Producer/Director
Jacquelyn Lobel

The American Dream Project Netflix
Executive Producer/Writer
James Marshall
Producer
Alie Stewart
Director
Lauren Meyer

Outstanding Interactive - Enhancement to a Daytime Program or Series
Ask the StoryBots - Companion App and StoryBots Classroom Netflix
Co-Creators / Chief Creative Officers
Evan Spiridellis Gregg Spiridellis
Director of Product Design
Mauro Gatti
Head of Marketing
Daniel Haack
Director of Production
Meridith Stokes
Product Designer
Rubens Cantuni
Educational Advisor
Nina Neulight
Art Directors
Romney Caswell, Jeff Gill, Jacob Streilein
Production Artist
Nikolas Ilic
Software Engineers
Rohit Mohan, Bradley Roush
Cyberchase: Save the Park! PBS
Executive Producer
Sandra Sheppard
Senior Producer
Kristin DiQuollo
Associate Producer
Ana Voci
The Dr. Oz Show SYNDICATED
VP Digital Media
Matthew Pickar
VP Operations
Christopher Carsen
Director of Social Media
John Oates
Editorial Director
Colleen Travers
General Manager
Katherine Steinburg
Nickelodeon's Ultimate Halloween Haunted House 360 Challenge Nickelodeon
Executive Producers
Mark Feldstein, Brad Roth
CCO, Surreal
Andrew Vick
CEO, Surreal
Rick Rey
SVP Live Event TV
Jay Schmalholz
SVP, Creative Promotions
Tony Maxwell
VP, Creative Director
Erica Ottenberg
VP, Digital Events & Production
Stephanie Nachman
VP, Live Event TV
Jennifer Bryson, Will Coss
Director, Digital Content & Emerging Video
Ryan McLoughlin
Director, Special Content
Scott Davidson
Line Producer
Amy Heiss
Sr. Director, Production
Joe Pappalardo
Unit Manager
William Taylor

Odd Squad PBS
Executive Producers
Ellen Doherty, Tim McKeon, Adam Peltzman, Blair Powers
Creative Directors
Gavin Friesen, Ronald Ruslim, Stephen J. Turnbull
Producer
Dave Peth
Performer
Anna Cathcart

Peg+Cat PBS
Executive Producers
Billy Aronson, Jennifer Oxley
Supervising Producer
Mason Rather
Producers
Jaclynn Demas, Alia Nakashima
Web Producer
Dave Peth
Line Producer
Ellen Doherty

Outstanding Interactive – Original Daytime Content
Daily Burn 365 dailyburn.com
Executive Producers
Carol Eng, Zack McTee, Andy Smith, Matt Stitzer, Lisa Wheeler
Producer/Host
JD Roberto
Producer
Jillian Ternosky
Design Squad PBS
Senior Executive Producer
Bill Shribman
Vice President for Children's Media and Educational Programming
Terry Fitzpatrick
Executive Producer
Marisa Wolsky
Senior Producer
Melissa Carlson
Producer
Eric Handler
Senior Developer
Kal Gieber
Associate Producers
Louise Flannery, Mia Olufemi
Designers
Stefan Mallette, Tara Taylor
Producer/Director/Camera/Editor
Geoff Adams
Segment Producer
Matt Watson
Web Developer
Alex Jones
Hosts
Nate Ball, Deysi Melgar

Invasion! Oculus Rift, Gear VR, HTC Vive, Sony PSVR, Google Daydream
Executive Producer
Kane Lee
Producer
Maureen Fan
Director
Eric Darnell

Mission US www.mission-us.org
Executive Producers
David Langendoen, Jill Peters, Sandra Sheppard,
Lead Content Developers
Pennee Bender, Joshua Brown, Ellen Noonan,
Producer
Michelle Chen,
Writer
Benjamin Galynker, Leah Potter

Kids Pick the President Nickelodeon
SVP, Creative Promotions
Tony Maxwell
SVP/ Creative Director Art & Design
Michael Waldron
VP, Brand Design
Sandy Goijburg
VP, Digital Events & Production
Stephanie Nachman
VP/Creative Director
Erica Ottenberg
Writer/Producer
Kelly Reagan
Director, Digital Content & Emerging Video
Ryan McLoughlin
Director, Digital Production & Events
Michelle Cauchi
Director, Project Management
Karina Kliss
Producer, Digital Production
Joanna Rogers
Senior Designer
Josh Ortiz
Senior Director, Digital Design
Jen Scheerer
Senior Director, Production
Joe Pappalardo
Art Director
Giancarlo Barrera
Art Director, Digital
Megan Youmans
Associate Producer, Digital Events & Production
Joe Striks
Designer, Digital
Akiko Yamamoto

Outstanding Promotional Announcement – Topical
Black America Since MLK: And Still I Rise PBS
Producer
Adrienne Imbrigiotta

David Bowie: Five Years PBS
Creative, PBS
Antoinette Carr

Good Morning America: Mini-Michael Strahan ABC
VP | Executive Producer | Executive Creative Director
Alan Ives, Leslie Mona-Mathus, Rodrigo Redondo, Andres Sandoval
Senior Creative Director
Andres Sandoval
Director
Randy Pyburn
Art Director
Rodrigo Redondo
Sound Designer/Audio Mixer
Leslie Mona-Mathus

Kids Choice Awards 2016 Nickelodeon
Executive VP, Creative & Marketing
Kim Rosenblum,
Senior VP, Creative & Design
Michael Waldron
VP, Creative Director
Michael Tricario
VP, Animation Director
Kurt Hartman
VP, Strategy
Jennifer Drury
VP, Production
Jennifer Bryson
Senior Director, Project Management
Michael Tenney
Writers/Producers
Nicole Ferrara, Kyle Pitzen
Associate Producer
Larry Lowry
Line Producer
Amy Heiss
Unit Manager
Bill Taylor
Art Director
Giancarlo Barrera
Graphics Manager
Marisa Bramwell

Today Show: Halloween on TODAY NBC
VP Marketing, NBC News Marketing
Marianne Raphael
Senior Director, Production, NBC News Marketing
Adam Kessler,
Creative Director/Director, NBC News Marketing
Jose Antonio Prat
Senior Director, Brand Marketing, NBC News Marketing
Lauren Gamsey
Senior Writer/Producer, NBC News Marketing
Carol Sullivan
Writer/Producers, NBC News Marketing
Jennifer Kaas, Mary Somers McDonough
Senior Manager, Production, NBC News Marketing
Liz Roth
Executive Producer
Clint Goldman
Graphic Designer, NBC News Marketing
Scott Klossner
Editor, Northen Lights
Glenn Conte
Colorist, Mr Wonderful
Chris Hengeveld
Sound Designer, Super Exploder
Ted Gannon
Line Producer, Bodega
Tom Nifenecker

Outstanding Promotional Announcement – Image
Black History Month: Timeless Heroes - Be Inspired DisneyXD
VP, Marketing and Creative / Producer
Jill Hotchkiss
Executive Producer
Billy Hicks
CMO, Marketing and Creative
Richard Loomis
Creative Director
Vincent Aricco
Director of Production
Pearl Davenport
Director of Photography
Glen Owen
Graphics Manager
Nicole Corletto
Editor
Ronald Grubbs

Diversity Campaign Disney Jr.
VP, Disney Jr. Marketing and Creative
Kristin Moss
Creative Director
Stephanie Long
Senior Writer/Producer
Alex Gradet
Art Director
Debra Bernard

Masterpice: Victoria PBS
Supervising Producer, PBS
Jared Traver

Sesame Studios: Launch Campaign YouTube.com

Supervising Producer
Kay Wilson Stallings
Producers
Brande Bytheway, Jordan Geary, Todrick Hall, Dionne Nosek, Gianna Orzo
Producers/Directors
Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead

Kids Pick the President 2016 Nickelodeon

SVP Creative Promotions
Tony Maxwell
SVP, Creative Director. Art & Designs
Michael Waldron
Creative Director
Erica Ottenberg
Producers
Danielle Luzzi, Kelly Reagan
Project Manager
Mike Tenney
Production Manager
Amy Cummings,
VP, Editorial, Motion GFX
Kurt Hartman
VP, Digital Events & Production
Stephanie Nachman
Senior Director, Digital Design
Jen Scheerer
Director of Production
Joe Pappalardo
Art Director
Giancarlo Barrera
Graphics Manager
Marisa Bramwell
Designer MADE by RADIO
Bobby Houlihan
Sound Design & Mix – Skinny Man
Roy Harter
Animators
Tim Lines, Kimberly Louis, Nicolas Manrique, Brendan Roche, Jeremy Sawyer,
Chris Stearns, Megan Visconti, Robert Wallace
Editors
Matthew Clements, Jason Jones

Outstanding Performer in a Children’s, Pre-School Children's or Family Viewing Program
Adrianna Di Liello, as Shania
Annedroids Amazon

Ryan Dillon, as Elmo
Sesame Street HBO

Addison Holley, as Anne
Annedroids Amazon

Isaac Kargten, as Otis
Odd Squad PBS

Jack McBrayer, as Weird Tom
Odd Squad PBS

Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program
Kelsey Grammer, as Blinky
Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Danny Jacobs, as King Julien, Pancho
All Hail King Julien Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Kate McKinnon, as Squeeks
Nature Cat PBS

Andy Richter, as Mort, Smart Mort, Morticus Khan, Ted
All Hail King Julien Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Rick Zieff, as Spike
The Tom & Jerry Show WarnerBrothers.com

Outstanding Culinary Host
Lidia Bastianich, Host
Lidia's Kitchen PBS

Rick Bayless, Host
Mexico One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless PBS

Guy Fieri, Host
Guy's Big Bite Food Network

Bobby Flay, Host
Brunch @ Bobby's Food Network

Ina Garten, Host
Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics Food Network

Vivian Howard, Host
A Chef's Life PBS

Outstanding Daytime Talent in a Spanish Language Program
Barbara Bermudo, Anchor
Primer Impacto Univision

Jackeline Cacho, Host
Jackeline Cacho presenta Triunfo Latino Vme Tv Network

Tanya Charry, Correspondent
El Gordo y la Flaca Univision

Camilo Egaña, Anchor
Encuentro CNN en Español

Gaby Natale, Anchor
SuperLatina with Gaby Natale VME TV

Outstanding Game Show Host
Wayne Brady, Host
Let's Make a Deal CBS

Craig Ferguson, Host
Celebrity Name Game SYNDICATED

Steve Harvey, Host
Family Feud SYNDICATED

Pat Sajak, Host
Wheel of Fortune SYNDICATED

Alex Trebek, Host
Jeopardy! SYNDICATED

Outstanding Host in a Lifestyle/Travel/Children's or Family Viewing Program
Jenna Bush Hager, Host
Give NBC

Emily Calandrelli, Host
XPLORATION OUTER SPACE SYNDICATED

Rocky Kanaka, Host
Save Our Shelter CW Television Network

Joseph Rosendo, Host
Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope PBS

Danny Seo, Host
Naturally, Danny Seo NBC

Outstanding Informative Talk Show Host
The Chew ABC
Mario Batali, Carla Hall, Clinton Kelly, Daphne Oz, Michael Symon, Hosts

The Dr. Oz Show SYNDICATED
Dr. Mehmet Oz, Host

Steve Harvey SYNDICATED
Steve Harvey, Host

Larry King Now Ora TV
Larry King, Host

The Kitchen Food Network
Sunny Anderson, Katie Lee, Jeff Mauro,
Marcela Valladolid, Geoffrey Zakarian, Hosts

On Contact RT
Chris Hedges, Host

Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show Host
The Talk CBS
Julie Chen, Sara Gilbert, Sharon Osbourne,
Aisha Tyler, Sheryl Underwood, Hosts

The Wendy Williams Show SYNDICATED
Wendy Williams, Host

The View ABC
Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Candace Cameron Bure, Raven Symone,
Paula Faris, Sara Haines, Jedediah Bila, Sunny Hostin, Co-Hosts

Harry SYNDICATED
Harry Connick, Jr., Host

The Real SYNDICATED
Tamar Braxton, Adrienne Houghton, Loni Love,
Jeannie Mai, Tamera Mowry-Housley, Co-Hosts

Live with Kelly SYNDICATED
Kelly Ripa, Host

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Head Writer
Bradley P. Bell
Co-Head Writer
Michael Minnis
Writers
Rex M. Best, Shannon Bradley, Adam Dusevoir, Tracey Ann Kelly, Patrick Mulcahey, Mark Pinciotti,
John F. Smith, Michele Val Jean

Days of Our Lives NBC
Co-Head Writers
Josh Griffith, Dena Higley, Ryan Quan
Associate Head Writers
Rick Draughon, Beth Milstein
Script Editor
Fran Myers
Breakdown Writers
Lorraine Broderick, Christopher Dunn, Jeanne Marie Ford, Dave Ryan, Lisa Seidman, Elizabeth Snyder,
Tyler Topits
Script Writers
David Cherrill, Lisa Connor, Richard Culliton, Carolyn Culliton, Mark Higley, Edwin Klein, Melissa Salmons

General Hospital ABC
Head Writers
Shelly Altman, Jean Passanante
Breakdown Writers
Anna Theresa Cascio, Daniel James O'Connor, Chris Van Etten
Script Writers
Andrea Archer Compton, Suzanne Flynn, Janet Iacobuzio, Dave Rupel, Katherine Schock, Scott Sickles
Writer
Elizabeth Korte
Associate Writer
Christopher Whitesell

The Young and the Restless CBS
Head Writer
Charles Pratt Jr.
Co-Head Writer
Tracey Thomson
Script Editor
Brent Boyd
Writers
Amanda L. Beall, Jeff Beldner, Michael Conforti, Susan Dansby, Christopher Dunn, Janice Ferri Esser,
Lucky Gold, Kate Hall, Rebecca Taylor McCarty, Natalie Minardi Slater

Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Directors
Jennifer Howard, Deveney Kelly, Cynthia J. Popp, Michael Stich
Associate Directors
Marc Beruti, Brian Connell, Clyde Kaplan, Anthony Pascarelli, Jennifer Scott Christenson, Catherine
Sedwick, Steven A. Wacker
Stage Managers
Lisa Huston, Laura Yale
Production Associates
Erica Ginger, Robin Harvey

Days of Our Lives NBC
Directors
Albert Alarr, Grant Johnson, Noel Maxam, Herbert Stein, Steven Williford
Associate Directors
Kevin Church, Michael Fiamingo, Joseph Lumer, Jenee Muyeau, Lugh Powers, Samantha Stone
Stage Managers
Francesca Bellini De Simone, Stuart Howard
Production Associates
Brenda Glazer, Holly Metts, Sara Peterson, Lucy Yalenian

General Hospital ABC
Directors
Larry Carpenter, William Ludel, Scott McKInsey, Penny Pengra, Frank Valentini, Phideaux Xavier
Associate Directors
Peter Fillmore, Paul Glass, Marika Kushel, David MacLeod, Christine Magarian Ucar, Allison Reames,
Denise Van Cleave
Stage Managers
Crystal Craft, Craig McManus
Production Associates
Jillian Dedote, Nate Hapke

The Young and the Restless CBS
Directors
Michael Eilbaum, Sally McDonald, Conal O'Brien, Owen Renfroe
Associate Directors
Derek Berlatsky, Tina Keller, Robbin Phillips
Stage Managers
Brendan Higgins, Tom McDermott
Production Associates
Ericka Chavez, Nancy Ortenberg

Outstanding Casting for a Drama Series
Days of Our Lives NBC
Casting Director
Marnie Saitta

General Hospital ABC
Casting Director
Mark Teschner

The Young and the Restless CBS
Casting Director
Judy Blye Wilson

Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Production Designer
Jack Forrestel
Art Director
Fabrice Kenwood
Set Decorators
Joe Bevacqua, Richard Domabyl, Charlotte Garnell

Days of Our Lives NBC
Production Designer
Dan Olexiewicz
Art Director
Tom Early
Set Decorator
Danielle Mullen

General Hospital ABC
Art Directors
Jennifer Elliott, Andrew Evashchen

The Young and the Restless CBS
Production Designer
David Hoffmann
Art Director
Jennifer Savala
Set Decorators
Fred Cooper, Jennifer Haybach, Jennifer Herwitt

Outstanding Lighting Direction for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Lighting Directors
Phil Callan, Patrick Cunniff

Days of Our Lives NBC
Lighting Director
Ted Polmanski
Lighting Designer
Mark Levin

General Hospital ABC
Lighting Designers
Melanie Mohr, Vincent Steib

The Young and the Restless CBS
Lighting Directors
William Roberts, Ray Thompson

Outstanding Technical Team for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Technical Directors
Gary Chamberlin, Jim Dray
Camera Operators
John Carlson, Dean Lamont, Ted Morales
Video Control
Roberto Bosio, Schae Jani

Days of Our Lives NBC
Technical Directors
Mike Caruso, Jay O'Neill
Electronic Camera
Steve Clark, Michael Denton, John Sizemore, Victoria Walker, Mark Warshaw
Senior Video Control
Alexis Hansen

General Hospital ABC
Technical Directors
Chuck Abate, Kevin Carr
Camera Operators
Craig Camou, Dale Carlson, Dean Cosanella, Barbara Langdon
Senior Video Control
Antonio Simone

The Young and the Restless CBS
Technical Director
Tracy Lawrence
Camera Operators
John Bromberek, Luis Godinez, Jr., Kai Kim
Video Control
Robert Bosio, Scha Jani

Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Editors
Brian Bagwell, Marc Beruti, Marika Kushel, Anthony Pascarelli

Days of Our Lives NBC
Supervising Editor
Lugh Powers
Editors
Kevin Church, Michael Fiamingo, Christopher Lewis, Joseph Lumer, Jenée Muyeau,
Samantha Stone

General Hospital ABC
Senior Editor
Peter Fillmore
Editors
David Gonzalez, Marika Kushel, Christine Magarian Ucar, Allison Reames, Denise Van Cleave

The Young and the Restless CBS
Editors
Derek Berlatsky, Kimberly Everett, Rafael Gertel, Andrew Hachem, Tina Keller

Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Re-Recording Mixer
Brian Connell
Sound Effects Mixer
Jerry Martz
Boom Operators
Nick Krotov, Justin Lamont

Days of Our Lives NBC
Post Production Supervising Mixer
Kevin Church
Post-Production Mixers
Michael Fiamingo, Chris Lewis, Joseph Lumar, Jenee Muyeau, Lugh Powers, Samantha Stone
Boom Operators
Stu Rudolph, Harry Young
Sound Recordist
Roger Cortes

General Hospital ABC
Production Mixer
Christopher Banninger
Post-Production Mixer
Donald Smith
Music Mixers
Paul Glass, Dave MacLeod
Boom Operators
Thomas Byrne, Alan Zema

The Young and the Restless CBS
Production Mixer
Tommy Persson
Post-Production Mixer
Dean Johnson
Boom Operators
Ricky Alvarez, Mark Mooney
RF Operator
Denise Palm Stones

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Music Director
Lothar Struff
Composers
Bradley P. Bell, John Nordstrom, Jack Allocco, David Kurtz

Days of Our Lives NBC
Music Directors
Paul E. Antonelli, Stephen Reinhardt
Composers
Kenneth R. Corday, D. Brent Nelson

General Hospital ABC
Supervising Music Director/Composer
Paul S Glass
Music Director
Dave MacLeod
Composers
Kurt Biederwolf, Stephen E Hopkins, Matt McGuire, Bobby Summerfield

The Young and the Restless CBS
Music Supervisor/Composer
Ron Cates
Music Supervisor
Paul Antonelli
Composer
Sharon Farber, Brad Hatfield, Gaye Tolan Hatfield, Rick Krizman, Dominic Messinger

Outstanding Original Song – Drama
“Skin On Skin”
The Young and the Restless CBS
Composers & Lyricists
Bob Hartry, Daena Jay Wienand

“Standing With You”
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Composer
Jamey Jaz
Composers & Lyricists
Bradley P. Bell, Anthony Ferrari, Casey Kasprzyk

“These Are The Moments”
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Composer
Jamey Jazz
Composers & Lyricists
Bradley P. Bell, Reign Edwards, Anthony Ferrari, Casey Kasprzyk

“You Were Mine”
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Composer
Jamey Jaz
Composers & Lyricists
Bradley P. Bell, Anthony Ferrari, Casey Kasprzy

“When Time was on our Side”
Days of Our Lives NBC
Composer & Lyricist
Genesee Nelson

Outstanding Costume Design for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Costume Designer
Glenda Maddox

Days of Our Lives NBC
Costume Designer
Richard Bloore

General Hospital ABC
Costume Designer
Shawn Reeves

The Young and the Restless CBS
Costume Designers
Scott Burkhart, Elif Inanc

Outstanding Hairstyling for a Drama Series
The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Key Hairstylist
Michele Arvizo
Hairstylists
Cora Diggins, Romaine Markus-Myers, Danielle Spencer

Days of Our Lives NBC
Hairstylists
Armando Licon, Daniela Martinez, Soo-Jin Yoon

General Hospital ABC
Hairstylists
Anzhela Adzhiyan, Kelly Davison, Nicole Moore, Linda Osgood

The Young and the Restless CBS
Hairstylists
Gwen Huyen Tran, Adriana Lucio, John McCormick, Regina Rodriguez

Outstanding Makeup for a Drama Series
General Hospital ABC
Head Makeup Artist
Donna Messina
Makeup Artists
Angele Ackley, Louisa Adzhiyan, Caitlin Davison, Bobbie Roberts

The Bold and the Beautiful CBS
Head Makeup Artist
Christine Lai-Johnson
Makeup Artists
Leilani Baker, Chris Escobosa, Joleen Rizzo, Jennifer Wittman

The Young and the Restless CBS
Head Makeup Artist/Department Head
Patti Denney
Makeup Artists
Robert Bolger, Kathy Jones, Marlene Mason, Kelsey McGraw, Laura Schaffer

Days of Our Lives NBC
Head Makeup Artist
Nick Shillace
Makeup Artists
Nathalie Allen, Karen Dahl, Deidre Decker, Nina Wells

Outstanding Casting for an Animated Series or Special
Bubble Guppies Nickelodeon
Casting By
Shiondre Austin, Michelle Levitt, Danielle Pretsfelder, Nate Rogers, Gene Vassilaros, Leslie Zaslower

Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures DisneyXD
Casting Manager
Lindsay Halper

Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure Amazon
Casting & Voice Direction by
Sue Blu

The Snowy Day Amazon
Voice Casting and Dialogue Direction
Jamie Simone

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Casting By
Mary Hidalgo, Ania O'Hare, CSA

Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation (WINNERS)
Mike Chaffe, Animator – “Becoming, Part 1”
Trollhunters, Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Kevin Dart, Art Director - “The Wrath Of Hughes”
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show, Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Phil Jacobson, Storyboard Artist – “Mall Ya Later”
Pig Goat Banana Cricket, Nickelodeon

Victor Maldonado, Character Designer - “Win, Lose Or Draal”
Trollhunters, Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Khang Le, Art Director – “What’s The Trouble Bubble”
Little Big Awesome, Amazon

Eastwood Wong, Background Painter - “Pea Dummy/Mary Anning”
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show, Netflix/Dreamworks Animation

Outstanding Writing in a Preschool Animated Program
Peter Rabbit Nickelodeon
Head Writers
Mark Huckerby, Nick Ostler

Bubble Guppies Nickelodeon
Head Writer
Jonny Belt, Robert Scull
Writer
Lucas Mills

Octonauts Disney Jr.
Head Writer
Stephanie Simpson
Writer
Gabe Pulliam

Justin Time GO! Netflix
Writers
James R. Backshall, Jiro Okida, Jeff Sweeney, John Van Bruggen, Craig Young

Beat Bugs Netflix
Writers
Joshua Mapleston, Cleon Prineas, Josh Wakely

Doc McStuffins: Toy Hospital Disney Jr.
Creator / Executive Producer / Story Editor
Chris Nee
Co-Executive Producer / Co-Story Editor
Kent Redeker
Writers
Chelsea Beyl, Kerrie Grant

Outstanding Writing in an Animated Program
All Hail King Julien Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Written by
Mitch Watson
Staff Writers
Sharon Flynn, Benjamin Lapides, Elliott Owen
Story Editor
Michael Ryan

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Writer
Marc Guggenheim

Harvey Beaks Nickelodeon
Staff Writers
C.H. Greenblatt, Shane Houghton, Kevin A. Kramer, Amalia Levari
Story Editor
Dani Michaeli

Disney Milo Murphy's Law Disney Channel
Writers
Jeff "Swampy" Marsh, Kyle Menke, Dan Povenmire

Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure Amazon
Writers
Abram Makowka, Darin Mark, Jared Mark

Outstanding Writing in a Children’s, Pre-School Children’s or Family Viewing Program
Annedroids Amazon
Writers
J.J. Johnson, Christin Simms, Amanda Spagnolo

Bookaboo Amazon
Writers
Lucy Goodman, Andrew Viner

Odd Squad PBS
Head Writer
Tim McKeon
Writers
Amy Benham, Charles Johnston, Adam Peltzman
Story Editors
Mark De Angelis, Robby Hoffman

Sesame Street HBO
Head Writer
Joey Mazzarino
Writers
Molly Boylan, Geri Cole, Annie Evans, Christine Ferraro, Michael Goldberg, Emily Kingsley, Luis Santeiro,
Ed Valentine, Belinda Ward, John Weidman

Weird But True! National Geographic
Writer
Charlie Engelman

Outstanding Writing Special Class
90th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade NBC
Writers
Brad Lachman, Mark Waxman

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Head Writers
Kevin A Leman II, Jason Gelles, Lauren Pomerantz
Writers
Ellen DeGeneres, Alison Balian, Jason Blackman, Jamie Brunton, Rick Mitchell, Gil Reif,
Troy Thomas, Adam Yenser

Film Independent Spirit Awards IFC
Writer
Craig Brown, Neil Casey, Mikey Day, Karey Dornetto, Emily Heller, Peter Schultz, David Wild

Odd Squad PBS
Head Writer
Tim McKeon
Writers
Mark De Angelis, Adam Peltzman

SuperSoul Shorts - Maggie the Cow OWN
Head Writer
John Chester

Outstanding Directing in an Animated Program
Little Big Awesome Amazon
Director
Sung Jin Ahn

A Love Story YouTube.com
Director
Saschka Unseld

The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Directed by
Greg Miller

Taking Flight takingflightfilm.com
Director
Brandon Oldenburg

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Directors
Rodrigo Blaas, Guillermo del Toro

Outstanding Directing in a Preschool Animated Program
Ask the StoryBots Netflix
Directors
Evan Spiridellis, Jacob Streilein, Ian Worrel

Beat Bugs Netflix
Director
Josh Wakely

Peter Rabbit Nickelodeon
Supervising Director
David McCamley

The Snowy Day Amazon
Directors
Jamie Badminton, Rufus Blacklock
Animation Director
Jack Tilley

Tumble Leaf Amazon
Director
Drew Hodges

Outstanding Directing in a Children’s, Pre-School Children's or Family Viewing Program
Dino Dan: Trek's Adventures Nickelodeon
Director
J.J. Johnson

Mutt & Stuff Nickelodeon
Directors
Jason deVilliers, Christian Jacobs, Hugh Martin

Odd Squad PBS
Directors
J.J. Johnson, Stephen Reynolds, Stefan Scaini, Warren P. Sonada

Sesame Street HBO
Directors
Ken Diego, Benjamin Lehmann, Joey Mazzarino, Scott Preston,
Chuck Vinson, Matt Vogel, Nadine Zylstra

Terrific Trucks Save Christmas Sprout
Director
Richard Rotter

Outstanding Directing in a Lifestyle/Culinary/Travel Program
1st Look NBC
Director
Brian Mait

Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse Amazon
Director
TBD

Giada's Holiday Handbook Food Network
Director
Anne Fox

Home & Family Hallmark Channel
Directors
Rob George, William O'Hara

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope PBS
Director
Joseph Rosendo

The Mind of a Chef PBS
Director
Morgan Fallon

Planet Primetime Travel Channel
Director
Esther Reyes

Outstanding Directing in a Talk Show/Entertainment News or Morning Program
CBS Sunday Morning CBS
Director
Nora Gerard
Associate Directors
Kate D'Arcy Coleman, Mark Dicso, Patricia Finnegan, Jessica Frank, Catherine Kay, Lindsley McGrath,
Jyll Phillips Friedman, Bernard Rozenberg

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Director
Liz Patrick
Associate Directors
Ken Cooper, Huck Hacksted, Diana Horn

Good Morning America ABC
Executive Director
Jeff Winn
Directors
Tony Barrett, Liliana Olszewski
Associate Directors
Joseph Beltrano, Camp Childers, Jerry Jordan, Gary Mace, Kathy Matey, Todd McKee

The Talk CBS
Director
Joe Carolei
Associate Directors
Jill Dove, Kevin Hamburger, Carlos Moreno, Ann Rogerson

Today Show NBC
Director
Jim Gaines

Outstanding Directing in a Game Show
Family Feud SYNDICATED
Director
Ken Fuchs

Jeopardy! SYNDICATED
Director
Kevin McCarthy

Let's Make a Deal CBS
Director
Lenn Goodside

The Price Is Right CBS
Director
Adam Sandler

Outstanding Directing Special Class
90th Annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade NBC
Director
Ron De Moraes

Lucky Dog with Brandon McMillan CBS
Director
Travis North

The Mind of a Chef - Potluck Music Special Youtube.com
Directors
Gillian Brown, Alexandra Chaden, Michael Steed

Odd Squad: The Movie PBS
Director
J.J. Johnson

SuperSoul Shorts - Maggie the Cow OWN
Director
John Chester

Outstanding Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design
Bookaboo Amazon
Art Director
Paul Andrejco, David Bryan, Ian Emes, Darren Pickering

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Production Designer
Karen Weber
Art Director
Jennifer Moller

Harry SYNDICATED
Production Designer
Leslie Segrete
Art Director
Jason Kirschner

The Talk CBS
Production Designer
Jeff Hall
Art Director
Matt Tognacci
Set Decorator
Debra Echard

Sesame Street HBO
Production Designer
David Gallo
Art Director
Keith Olsen, Randall Richards

Outstanding Main Title and Graphic Design
Ask the StoryBots Netflix
Director - Graphics
Ian Worrel
Graphic Artists
Taylor Clutter, Jeff Gill, Nikolas Ilic, Kendall Nelson, Taylor Price, Evan Spiridellis,
Jacob Streilein, Nate Theis, Eddie West

Beat Bugs Netflix
Directed by
Josh Wakely
Storyboard by
Mark Appleby
Animation Director
Pablo De La Torre

The Mind of a Chef PBS
Director of Design
Mike Houston
Graphic Artists
Ryan Frost, Angelique Georges, Naoko Saito
Art Director
Daniel de Graaf

Odd Squad PBS
Animation Executive Producer
Matthew J.R. Bishop
Lead VFX Artists
Matt Crookshank, Nial McFadyen

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Creative Director
Rodrigo Blaas
Storyboard Artist
Andy Erekson
Designer
Jonathan Catalan
Comp Supervisor
Dai Weier
Editor
John Laus,
VFX Supervisor
David M.V. Jones

Outstanding Lighting Direction
The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Lighting Director
Andrew Webberly
Lighting Designer
Tom Beck

Harry SYNDICATED
Lighting Designers/Lighting Directors
Alan Blacher, Shawn Kaufman

The Talk CBS
Lighting Designer
Marisa Davis

The View ABC
Lighting Designer
James Gallagher

Wheel of Fortune SYNDICATED
Lighting Designer
Jeff Engel

Outstanding Technical Team
CBS Sunday Morning CBS
Technical Director
Mark Haffner, Steven Schnall
Camera Operators
Eddie Arastiqueti, Ishwar Bachan, Kevin Bailey, Malcolm H. Barnard, Scott Blass, Todd Boone, Virginia
Bosak, Greg Bracco, Allen Brown, Robert Cauttero, John Cione, John Curtin, Robert Davis, Alphonse
DeLuca, Trustum C. DeVoe, Vincent Finocchiaro, Daniel Flaherty, Nicole Franklin, John Holt, Robert
Mackler, Dominick Maldari, Michael Mancini, Leonard Mancini Jr., Douglas Manley, Lee McGuffey
Wardan, Paul J. Mueller, Mark Ogden, Joseph Palumbo, Marian Pitta, Mike Randazzo, Herman Rivera,
Joseph Simeone, Art Starr, Robert Tranchida, Anthony Vitelli, Cliff Vreeland, David Weiss, Todd S. Weiss
Senior Video
Neal Kassner

CBS This Morning CBS
Technical Director
Louis Fernandez, Mark Haffner, Fountain Jones
Camera Operator
Steve Ancona, Maximilian Avans, Joe Basile, Dave Cabano, John Curtin, Jared Hanna, Anthony Planes, Claus Stuhlweissenburg, Lee Wardan
Senior Video
Mark Ogden, Al Schatz, Gary Schaub

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Technical Director
Zach Greenberg
Camera Operator
Forrest "Chip" Fraser IV, Donavan Gilbuena, Brian Loewe, Jimmy Moran, Timothy O'Neill, David Rhea,
David Weeks, Paul Wileman

Good Morning America ABC
Lead Technical Director
Robert McQueen
Technical Directors
Renee Amro, Dan Hatch Jr., James Riede
Senior Video
Nick Bruno, Michael Catapano, Gene Gallagher, Dwain McArthur, Jim Meeks, Alan Rogers, Miles Taylor
Camera Operators
Thomas Belfiore, Adrian Best, David Bies, Barrin Bonet, Brendan Chase, Robert Chin, Frank Cocchia, David Dainoff, Duane Dowdy, Reginald Drakeford, John Escudero, John Eshama, Gerry Ferrara, Mary Flood, Francia Forsyth, Russell Fortier, Alexander Fraga, Henry Fraga, Julia Gatti, Peter Geoghegan, Anthony Greer, Daniel Hart, Linda Horton, Randy Jackson, Justin Johansky, Michael Joyce, Adam Keith, Eugene Kelly, Charles Kempf, Eric Kendra, Stephen Kleiner, Hardy Kluender, Stephen Laurette, Anthony Lenzo, Edward Lenzo, Daniel Levine, Martin Maloney, John Manown, Mary McIlwain, Steve Minnick, George Montanez, Matthew Muro, John Nugent, Ansel Nunez, Rob Paterson, Joan Pereira, Michael Anthony Perez, Dan Platt, Frank Scalera, Karen Schadow, Scott Snyder, Zachary Solomon, Kyle Strange, Walter Tate, Lloyd Torres, Pedro Valentin, Ben Vasquez, Luke Whitmire, Andre Yoder-Harris

Sesame Street HBO
Technical Directors
Richie Drummond, Tom Guadarrama
Camera Operators
Frank Biondo, Mark Britt, Jerry Cancel, Shaun Harkins
Senior Video
James Meek

Outstanding Cinematography
Family Ingredients PBS
Director of Photography
Renea Veneri Stewart

Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope PBS
Director of Photography
Jon Speyers

Rock the Park SYNDICATED
Director of Photography
Raymond Tsang

Supernatural Encounters Daystar Television Network
Director of Photography
Christopher Verner
Camera
Drew Pendleton

SuperSoul Shorts - Maggie the Cow OWN
Director of Photography
John Chester
Camera
Mallory Cunningham, Kyle Romanek

Outstanding Single Camera Editing
Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse Amazon
Supervising Editor
Alex Durham, ACE
Editors
Ulf Buddensieck, Brent Hamilton, Carlos Rivera, Uma Sanasaryan

The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation CBS
Senior Editor
C. Andrew Hall
Editor
David Johnson

The Mind of a Chef PBS
Editors
Nick Brigden, Jonathan Cianfrani, Angie Dix, Yeong-A Kim, Rachel Whitaker

Odd Squad PBS
Editors
Jennifer Essex-Chew, Courtney Goldman, Christopher Minns

Weird But True! National Geographic
Senior Editor
Mike Varga
Editors
Art Citron, Jocelyn Tarquini

Outstanding Multiple Camera Editing
Pocahontas-Dove of Peace CBN/700 Club
Editor
William H. Ellison

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Supervising Editor
Jamie Belz
Senior Editors
John Binninger, John Rantz
Editors
Gabriel Alamanza, Austin Hepp

Xploration DIY Sci SYNDICATED
Senior Editor
Robby Rotfeld
Editor
Tim McCusker

Crime Watch Daily With Chris Hansen SYNDICATED
Editors
Tudor Applen, Alberto Arce, Jay Avdul, Randall Boyd, Katherine Cannady, Craig Casey,
Justin Curran, Whitney Dunn, Jennifer Fitzpatrick, Mark Grizzle, Mike Hall, Noah Harald,
Diana Jenkins, Chris Jolissaint, Wass Kaidbey, Scott Madrigal, Kevin McCormick, David Milhous,
Farbod Mirfakhrai, Sean Olson, Joel Ray, Neal Reimschussel, Jim Robinson, Tim Rodd,
Curtis Sacket, Kevin Wildermuth

Sesame Street HBO
Post Production Supervising Editor
Todd E. James
Editors
Jesse Averna, Ray Chin, Memo Salazar, Jordan Santora

Outstanding Live and Direct to Tape Sound Mixing
The Dr. Oz Show SYNDICATED
Production Mixers
Jorge Silva, Derek Vintschger

The Ellen DeGeneres Show SYNDICATED
Production Mixer
Terry Fountain
Pre-Production Mixer
Dirk Sciarrotta
FOH Mixer
Phil Gebhardt

Harry SYNDICATED
Production Mixers
Steve Lettie, Tony Rollins
Music Mixer
Charlie Bouis
Audio Engineer
Patrick Smith

Home & Family Hallmark Channel
Production Mixer
Michael Dooley
Audio Engineers
Brandon Niznik, Brian Rushing, Patrick Simon

Steve Harvey SYNDICATED
Production Mixers
Garry Elghammer, Jim Slanger

Outstanding Sound Mixing – Live Action
Annedroids Amazon
Senior Re-Record Mixer
Blag Ahilov, John Bradshaw, Charles Duchesne, Sean Karp, Will Preventis, Noah Siegel

Bookaboo Amazon
Supervising Mixer
Blag Ahilov, Charles Duchesne, Sean Karp, Will Preventis, Noah Siegel

Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse Amazon
Re-Recording Mixer
Andy Snavley

Mind Of A Chef PBS
Re-Recording Mixer
Brian Bracken, Pat Donahue, Benny Mouthon, CAS, Andrey Netboy, Lou Teti

Odd Squad PBS
Senior Re-Record Mixer
Igor Bezuglov, John Bradshaw, Sean Karp, Andrew McDonnell, Hans Ohm
Re-Recording Mixer
Will Preventis, Noah Siegel

Sesame Street HBO
Production Mixer
Chris Prinzivalli
Re-Recording Mixer
Michael Barrett, Michael Croiter, Dick Maitland, C.A.S

Outstanding Sound Mixing – Animation
All Hail King Julien Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Foley Mixer
Aran Tanchum
Re-Recording Mixer
DJ Lynch
SFX Mixer
Ian Nyeste

Dragons: Race to the Edge Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Sound Supervisor
Otis Van Osten
Re-Recording Mixer
Carlos Sanches, CAS

Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Nickelodeon
Production Mixer
Roberto Dominguez Alegria, Justin Brinsfield, Matt Corey
Re-Recording Mixer
Thomas J. Maydeck, C.A.S.
SFX Mixer
Rob McIntyre

Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure Amazon
Foley Mixer
Dicken Berglund, Tony Solis
Re-Recording Mixer
Patrick Rodman, CAS

Trollhunters Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Re-Recording Mixer
Carlos Sanches, CAS

Outstanding Sound Mixing - Preschool Animated Program
Ask the StoryBots Netflix
Production Mixer
Leonardo Nasca, Jared Nugent
Re-Recording Mixer
Jeffrey Shiffman

Beat Bugs Netflix
Sound Mixer
Brent Clark, Sam Hayward, Bob Mothersbaugh, Wes Swales

Dinotrux Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Sound Effects Mixer
Roberto D. Alegria, Devon G. Bowman, Alex Hall, Rob McIntyre
Re-Recording Mixer
DJ Lynch

Disney Sofia the First Disney Jr.
Re-Recording Mixers
Timothy J. Borquez, Nicholas Gotten, III

Peter Rabbit Nickelodeon
Sound Supervisor
Steven Maher

The Snowy Day Amazon
TBD

Tumble Leaf Amazon
Sound Design & Mix
John Jackson

Outstanding Sound Editing – Live Action
Annedroids Amazon
Supervising Sound Editor
Sean Karp
Sound Editors
Blag Ahilov, Charles Duchesne, Will Preventis, Noah Siegel
Foley Artist
Jakob Thiesen

Eat the World with Emeril Lagasse Amazon
Audio Supervisor
Dean Gaveau

Odd Squad PBS
Sound Effects Designers
Brandon Bak, P. Jason Macneill
Dialogue Editor
John D. Smith
Foley Artist
John Sievert, Christopher Smart

Sesame Street HBO
Supervising Sound Editors
Michael Barrett, Chris Prinzivalli
Supervising Music Editor
Michael Croiter
Music Editors
Jorge Muelle, Paul Rudolph
Sound Editor
Chris Sassano
Sound Effects Editor
Dick Maitland, C.A.S.

Xploration DIY Sci SYNDICATED
Sound Editor
Robby Rotfeld

Outstanding Sound Editing – Animation
The Adventures of Puss in Boots Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Dialogue Editor
Shawn Bohonos, Robbi Smith
Sound Effects Editor
Heather Olsen
Foley Editor
David Bonilla, Shaun Cunningham, Aran Tanchum
Foley Artist
John Lampinen

Dragons: Race to the Edge Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Sound Supervisor
Dan Smith, Otis Van Osten
Sound Editor
Josh Johnson
Dialogue Editor
Jason Oliver

Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness Nickelodeon
Supervising Sound Editor
Gary Falcone
Music Editors
Benjamin Wynn, Jeremy Zuckerman
Sound Editor
Rob McIntyre
Dialogue Editor
Anna Adams
Sound Effects Editors
Andrew Ing, Marc Schmidt
Foley Editor
Roberto Dominguez Alegria
Foley Artist
Cynthia Merrill

Lego Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures DisneyXD
Sound Production
David Acord, Reda El-Kheloufi, Troels Rohde Jørgensen, Stefan
Leissner, Kåre Kabel Mai, Matthew Wood
Foley Editor
Tobias Hellkvist

Lost in Oz: Extended Adventure Amazon
Sound Supervisor/Dialogue Producer
Eric Paulsen, Patrick Rodman, CAS, James Scullion

Outstanding Sound Editing – Preschool Animated Program
Ask the StoryBots Netflix
Supervising Sound Editor
Jeffrey Shiffman
Sound Editor
David Carfagno, Brad Meyer
Production Sound Designer
Nicholas J. Ainsworth
Dialogue Editor
Elliot Herman

Beat Bugs Netflix
Sound Editors
Jared Dwyer, Sam Hayward, Blair Slater

Dinotrux Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Sound Editor
Andrew Ing, DJ Lynch, Marc Schmidt
Sound Supervisor
Roberto D. Alegria, Devon G. Bowman, Alfredo Douglas, Rob McIntyre, Monique Reymond
Dialogue Editor
Shawn Bohonos

Tumble Leaf Amazon
Sound Design & Mix
John Jackson
Foley Artist
Brooke Lowrey

VeggieTales in the House Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Supervising Sound Editor
Sarah Vorhees

Outstanding Music Direction and Composition
Disney Sofia The First Disney Jr.
Composer
Kevin Kliesch

Lego Starwars: The Freemakers Adventures PBS
Composer
Michael Kramer

Pig Goat Banana Cricket Nickelodeon
Music Director
David Burns
Composers
David Burns, Matt Ouimet

The Snowy Day Amazon
Music Supervisor
Rossanna S. Wright
Music By
Kris Bowers

The Tom & Jerry Show Cartoon Network
Composer
Vivek Maddala

Outstanding Original Song
“Dickinson Duet”
Peg+Cat PBS
Composer
D. D. Jackson
Lyricist
Billy Aronson

"The Legend of Everfree"
My Little Pony Equestria Girls: The Legend of Everfree Netflix
Composer & Lyricist
Daniel Ingram
Lyricists
Joanna Lewis, Kristine Songco

“She's Not Very Nice”
Disney 7D DisneyXD
Music by
Parry Gripp

“Sisi Ni Sawa”
Disney The Lion Guard Disney Jr.
Composer
Beau Black
Composers & Lyricists
Sarah Mirza, Ford Riley
Lyricist
Kevin Hopps

"Morse Code"
The Mr. Peabody & Sherman Show Netflix/Dreamworks Animation
Composer & Lyricist
Katie Herzig

Outstanding On-Camera Musical Performance in a Daytime Program
Pentatonix
Rachael Ray SYNDICATED

"The Color Purple" Cast
Today Show NBC

LIVE with Kelly SYNDICATED
Michael Bublé

CBS This Morning Saturday CBS
Charles Bradley

CBS This Morning Saturday CBS
St. Paul and the Broken Bones

Outstanding Costume Design/Styling
The Talk CBS
Costume Supervisor
Cara Giannini
Costume Stylists
Tiffany Feller, Natalia Foroutan, Kristen Greven, Julie Meinhart

Pocahontas-Dove of Peace CBN/700 Club
Wardrobe Designer
Sara Bethune

Odd Squad PBS
Costume Designer
Christine Toye

Project Mc² Netflix
Costume Designers
Andrea Hakesley, Lux Petrova, Christian Svenson

Sesame Street HBO
Costume Designers/Live Actors
Brian Hemesath, Matthew Hemesath
Costume Designers/Muppets
Mary Brehmer, Elizabeth Hara, Michelle Hickey, Rollie Krewson, Sarah Lafferty, Lara Maclean, Casey
Miller, Constance Peterson, Jane Pien, Kate Rusek, Sierra Schoening, Sally Thomas, David Valentine,
Jason Weber

Outstanding Hairstyling
The Talk CBS
Hairstylist
Vickie Mynes, Lucianna Pezzolo, Brittany Spaulding, Michael Scott Ward

Pocahontas-Dove of Peace CBN/700 Club
Head Hairstylist
Sara Seidman Vance

Odd Squad PBS
Key Hairstylist
Elizabeth Roelands

The View ABC
Hairstylists
Rosa Amoedo, Derick Monroe, Dora Smagler

LIVE with Kelly SYNDICATED
Key Hairstylist
Diane D'Agostino

Outstanding Makeup
The Talk CBS
Makeup Artists
Jude Alcala, Stephanie Cozart Burton, Michelle Daurio, Dell McDonald, Ann-Marie Oliver, Gabbi Pascua

Odd Squad PBS
Key Makeup Artist
Jenna Servatius

The View ABC
Makeup Artists
Rebecca Borman, Lynette Broom, Karen Dupiche

Harry SYNDICATED
Head Makeup Artist
Cassondra Knoeller
Makeup Artists
Ja Nina Lee, Mary McNamara

LIVE with Kelly SYNDICATED
Key Makeup Artist
Michelle Champagne

Outstanding Stunt Coordination
The Young and the Restless CBS
Terry James, Stunt Coordinator

Days of Our Lives NBC
Terry James, Stunt Coordinator

1973: CBS aired the final episodes of daytime soap operas Where the Heart Is and Love is a Many Splendored Thing. 1987: The Bold and the Beautiful premiered on CBS. 2004: All My Children and One Life to Live came together for a baby switch storyline.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1955: On Valiant Lady, Mickey wanted an explanation from Bonny.

1955: On The Inner Flame, Portia's former law partner offered her bail money for Walter.

1955: On the Brighter Days, Charlie Garrett told Reverend Dennis how the Garrett Bakery was losing business as a result of Ralston's murder.

Joseph Mascolo starred in WTHI as Ed Lucas, Vicky's father, who ran the Starlight Restaurant.

1973: CBS aired the final episode of daytime soap opera Where the Heart Is. WTHI debuted in September 1969 and ran through March 1973. Lou Scofield and Margaret DePriest created the series and before the end of its run it was being head written by Claire Labine and Paul Avila Mayer. Set in the fictional town of Northcross, Connecticut, Where the Heart Is focused on the sexual and psychological intrigues of the dysfunctional Hathaway family. James Mitchell played one of the three Hathaway children, Julian, who was professor of literature at the local university. Diana van der Vlis and Louise Shaffer played his sisters when the show debuted.

WTHI had a Nielsen rating of 6.8 at the time, or around five million viewers (that would make it No. 1 today). The show supposedly didn't have the type of audience (in terms of age and income) that sponsors preferred.

LIAMST's Leon Russom (Joey Taylor) and Andrea Marcovicci (Dr. Betsy Taylor).

1973: CBS aired the final episode of Love is a Many Splendored Thing, which had run since September 18, 1967. Linda Fidler Wendell had taken over as executive producer in January 1973. She was the first woman on a daytime serial to start as a production assistant, the lowest step of the ladder on the production staff, and rise to the top producer.

The show, based on the best-selling novel of the same name, originally featured an interracial theme and the initial cast consisted of Nancy Hseuh as Mia Elliott, Len Wayland as Phil Elliott, Grace Albertson as Helen Elliott, and Sam Wade as Mark Elliot. Also, Robert Burr (Tom Donnelly), Judson Laire (Dr. Will Donnelly), Leslie Charleson (Iris Donnelly), Donna Mills (Laura Donnelly), Shawn Campbell (Ricky Donnelly), Nicholas Pryor (Paul Bradley), and Robert Milli (Dr. Jim Abbott).

After a half year, Nancy Hsueh was let go and the interracial theme dropped. The final cast consisted of: Vincent Baggetta (Dr. Peter Chernak), Shawn Campbell, Bibi Besch (Iris Garrison), Diana Douglas (Lili Chernak Donnelly), Barbara Stanger (Laura Elliott), Tom Fuccello (Mark Elliott), Gloria Hoye (Helen Donnelly), Leon Russom (Joe Taylor), Andrea Marcovicci (Dr. Betsy Taylor), Brett Halsey (Spencer Garrison), Suzie Kaye Stone (Angel Chernak), Albert Stratton (Tom Donnelly), Judson Laire, Betty Miller (Mrs. Taylor), Ron Hale (Dr. James Abbott) and Joan McMonagle (Holly McAllistair).

1977: On Another World, Sharlene Frame Matthews left Bay City in the final episode for actress Laurie Heineman. The character of Sharlene would return in June 1988 played by Anna Holbrook. Both actresses won a Daytime Emmy Award for their work in the role.

1979: On Dallas, a drunken Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) fell down the Southfork stairs but neither she nor her unborn child were hurt. J.R. (Larry Hagman), realizing he could no longer ignore his wife's alcoholism, had her committed to a sanitarium. Lucy (Charlene Tilton) was taking drugs, but Bobby (Patrick Duffy) persuaded her to stop.



1983: On General Hospital, Bobbie Spencer (Jacklyn Zeman) ended her relationship with Dr. David Arlin (Kale Browne) after getting a lecture from Ruby.



1987:The Bold and the Beautiful, created by William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, premiered on CBS. The show replaced Capitol in the CBS daytime lineup.







1987:As the World Turns moved to the 2 p.m. ET time slot where it would stay until it ended its run in 2010.

2004: On All My Children, after drugging Babe, staging a helicopter crash and telling her that her baby died, Paul Cramer (David Tom) gave Babe's son to Kelly (Heather Tom), while leaving Bianca's daughter behind.



2004: On One Life to Live, after receiving the baby boy from Paul, Kelly left Pine Valley and headed back to Llanview and introduced him to Dorian and Todd. (Promo clip here sent in by Heather.)

Thanks to Enrique for sending in the two items above.

2010: On One Life to Live, Destiny (Shenell Edmonds) and Dani (Kelley Missal) both sang "The Climb" at the "Starr X'd Lovers" auditions.



2011: Elizabeth Taylor, who made guest appearances in both General Hospital and All My Children, died at age 79.

Celebrating a birthday today are:
Mark Rydell (ex-Jeff, As the World Turns; ex-Walt, The Edge of Night) - 87
David Milch (Writer/Producer, Deadwood; Luck) - 72
Barbara Rhoades (ex-Irene, One Life to Live; ex-Jessica, Generations) - 70
Terry Alexander (ex-Troy, One Life to Live; ex-Zach, Another World) - 70
Anthony De Longis (ex-Irving, General Hospital) - 67
Roberta Leighton (ex-Casey, The Young and the Restless; ex-Ginger, Days of our Lives; ex-Shirley, General Hospital) - 64
Marc Cherry (Creator, Devious Maids; Desperate Housewives) - 55
Sarah Buxton (ex-Morgan, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Annie, Sunset Beach; ex-Crystal, Days of our Lives) - 52
Richard Grieco (ex-Rick, One Life to Live) - 52
Sandra Robinson (Christine, The Bay; ex-Charlotte, Days of our Lives; ex-Felicia, General Hospital; ex-Amanda, Another World) - 50
Keri Russell (Elizabeth, The Americans; ex-Felicity, Felicity; ex-Chloe, Malibu Shores) - 41
Michelle Monaghan (ex-Maggie, True Detective) - 41
Nicholle Tom (ex-Sue, Beverly Hills, 90210) - 39
David Tom (ex-Billy, The Young and the Restless; ex-Paul, One Life to Live; ex-Paul, All My Children) - 39
Patti Denney (Makeup Artist, The Young and the Restless)
Grant Landry (ex-Mark, The Cavanaughs)

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

Multi-hyphenate artists and filmmakers Kit Williamson and John Halbach will host the 8th Annual Indie Series Awards ceremony on Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at 8:00 PM PT.

"We are so excited to be hosting the ISAs," said Williamson and Halbach. "It's a great event for content creators to come together and celebrate their work over the last year and we are honored to welcome everyone to a very special night."

The ISAs celebrate the best in independently produced scripted entertainment created for the Web. In total, 48 series from around the world are nominated in 29 categories.

John Halbach and Kit Williamson are actors, internet entrepreneurs and husbands, best known as the producers and stars of the Emmy-nominated LGBT web series EastSiders. The series is now available on Netflix, Amazon, Hulu and Fullscreen, and distributed on DVD and VOD by Wolfe Video. John and Kit both began their careers acting on Broadway before turning their sights to the web, and are now documenting their adventures as newlyweds with an ongoing travel series for Out Magazine.

Kit Williamson played the role of Ed Gifford on the final two seasons of Mad Men and can currently be seen alongside Chris Hardwick in a national campaign for Comcast Xfinity. In addition to writing, directing and starring in EastSiders, Kit has sold pilots to CBS and Super Deluxe. He is also a travel writer and gay rights activist who has written for The Advocate, Out Magazine, Out Traveler, The Huffington Post Queer Voices, The Fight Magazine, Indiewire and The Jackson Free Press. He is also the co-founder of Brooklyn Web Fest and Content Creator Conference, now in its third year.

John Halbach is an actor, producer and social media expert with an advertising agency background, whose clients have included: Fun Home, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Disney on Ice, Disney Live, Marvel Universe Live, Rituals Skincare, Chef Chris Santos, The Empire Hotel, Fusion TV and The History Channel.

John and Kit are the co-owners of Go Team Entertainment, a production company and digital strategy agency whose clients include HarperColins, MGM Resorts, Key West Tourism, Out Magazine/Here Media, AHF, Freixenet, Audi, Parke and Ronen and numerous Broadway shows and digital series.

The couple resides in Silver Lake with their cat Albee, and you can follow them at @kitwilliamson and @johnhalbach. Al doesn’t have his own Instagram, but he is heavily featured on his dad’s accounts, much to his annoyance.

Since 2009, the Indie Series Award has honored the most creative and progressive talent in independent web series.

The 8th Annual Indie Series Awards will be held on Wednesday, April 5, 2017, at The Colony Theatre in Burbank at 8 p.m. PT/11 p.m. ET.

To find out more about the Indie Series Awards, visit indieseriesawards.com.

General Hospital was voted favorite soap opera of the week.

The results are in from the We Love Soaps"Soap of the Week" poll for March 6-10, 2017. ABC's General Hospital was voted favorite soap opera by our readers for the 15th week in a row.

NBC's Days of our Lives came in second, followed by CBS'The Young and the Restless.

The Favorite Couple again this week was General Hospital's Franco & Elizabeth. GH's Roger Howarth (Franco) and Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth) repeated as Favorite Actor and Favorite Actress.

Note: After a week off, the Soap of the Week poll returns on March 24.

Check out the complete show ranking below as well as the favorite couples, actors and actresses.

RANK	SHOW	LAST WEEK	TOP 3
1	General Hospital (ABC)	1	277
2	Days of our Lives (NBC)	2	374
3	The Young and the Restless (CBS)	3	161
4	The Bold and the Beautiful (CBS)	4	142

General Hospital's Roger Howarth (Franco Baldwin) was voted Favorite Actor for the fifh consecutive week.

RANK	ACTOR	LAST WEEK	TOP 3
1	Roger Howarth (Franco), GH	1	68
2	Michael Easton (Finn), GH	2	67
3	Billy Flynn (Chad), Days	4	18
4	Ryan Paevey (Nathan), GH	8	1
5	Bryton James (Devon), Y&R	6	16
6	Billy Miller (Jason), GH	5	6
7	Stephen Nichols (Steve), Days	9	0
8	Drake Hogestyn (John), Days	3	201
9	Matt Cohen (Griffin), GH	-	0
10	Christopher Sean (Paul), Days	10	0

General Hospital's Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Webber) was voted Favorite Actress for the fifth week in a row.

RANK	ACTRESS	LAST WEEK	TOP 3
1	Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth), GH	1	50
2	Marci Miller (Abby), Days	4	3
3	Rebecca Budig (Hayden), GH	3	11
4	Lexi Ainsworth (Kristina), GH	5	7
5	Mishael Morgan (Hilary), Y&R	6	24
6	Deidre Hall (Marlena), Days	2	212
7	Kirsten Storms (Maxie), GH	10	9
8	Mary Beth Evans (Kayla), Days	9	0
9	Brytni Sarpy (Valerie), GH	-	0
10	Arianne Zucker (Nicole), Days	8	9

The Favorite Couple for the fourth straight week was Franco & Elizabeth from General Hospital.

RANK	COUPLE	LAST WEEK	TOP 3
1	Franco & Elizabeth, GH	1	26
2	Chad & Abby, Days	3	2
3	Finn & Hayden, GH	4	19
4	Hilary & Devon, Y&R	8	18
5	Parker & Kristina, GH	6	7
6	Steve & Kayla, Days	9	0
7	Nathan & Maxie, GH	10	4
8	John & Marlena, Days	2	216
9	Valerie & Curtis, GH	-	0
10	Paul & Sonny, Days	5	0

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1975: Y&R's Kay begged Phillip not to leave her. 1987: One Life to Live's Viki visited heaven. 1987: B&B's Brooke confided in Stephanie. 2008: Days of our Lives' Shawn & Belle left Salem.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1955: On The Inner Flame, Walt (Karl Swenson) was unwilling to accept Murray's help.

1955: On Golden Windows, Carl told Charles (Eric Dressler) he would confess his crimes.

1955: On One Man's Family, Hazel and Bill returned from their honeymoon.

1955: On Concerning Miss Marlowe, Barbara finally met Belle Mere in Boston.

1966: Don Gordon debuted on Peyton Place as Richard Jensen, a man from Stella Chernak's past.



Thanks to Jennifer for sending in the clip above.

1975: On The Young and the Restless, Katherine (Jeanne Cooper) begged Phillip (Donnelly Rhodes) not to leave after he told her their marriage was over.



1980: On The Edge of Night, Emily told amnesiac Draper (Tony Craig) that she new him.



1981: Gregg Marx debuted as David Banning in Days of our Lives. Dick Billingsley also made his first appearance as Scotty Banning.

1981: On Another World, Jamie (Richard Bekins) took another amphetamine to stay awake and work.



1986: On Another World, Kathleen McKinnon (Julie Osburn) returned to Bay City only to find Cass Winthrop (Stephen Schnetzer) in a compromising situation with another woman, Tanya (Marcia Cross).



1987: Susan Flannery made her first appearance as Stephanie Forrester on the second episode The Bold and the Beautiful.



1987: On One Life to Live, while she was in a coma and hooked up to life support machines after an operation, Viki (Erika Slezak) had a vision of what heaven was like; Larry informed Viki's family and friends of her condition and the possibilities of her coming out of the coma; Viki was overjoyed to see that all of her family and many friends were in heaven and that they were all happy; she learned how proud her father really was of her and also of all the bad things he did while he was married; Maria got an earful from Asa warning her not to attempt to move in on Clint, who was extremely vulnerable now; Viki was troubled when she realized that her children were being left behind with no one to look after them; she learned that she was actually alive and realized that the attempts to persuade her to let go of her life on Earth came from her loved ones in heaven; and Clint and Tom talk about Viki, whom they both love very much.



1989: Shelley Taylor Morgan aired for the final time as Angelica in Days of our Lives.

1989: On The Bold and the Beautiful, Stephanie (Susan Flannery) tried to comfort a distraught Brooke (Katherine Kelly Lang) who was worried about having a miscarriage.

1994: On All My Children,, Jackson (Walt Willey) made his closing argument at Erica's (Susan Lucci) trial.



Thanks to Jennifer for sending in the two items above.

2004: On All My Children, after finding Babe and Bianca, their loved ones question Paul Cramer (David Tom), who told them that baby girl in the remaining incubator was JR and Babe's daughter and that Bianca's baby was missing.



2004: On One Life to Live, Kelly named the baby boy Paul stole him from Babe Chandler "Asa 'Ace' Buchanan" and introduced him to Kevin.

Thanks to Enrique for sending in the two items above.

2005: On Guiding Light, Gus (Ricky Paull Goldin) went back to the courtroom to support Harley despite having a bleeding ulcer.



2008: Brandon Beemer and Martha Madison aired for the final time as Shawn Brady and Belle Black Brady in Days of our Lives. In the episode, Shawn, Belle, and Claire said their goodbyes and left to sail around the world.

Celebrating a birthday today are:
Donna Pescow (ex-Lynn, All My Children,; ex-Gertrude, General Hospital; One Life to Live) - 63
Kim Johnston Ulrich (ex-Ivy, Passions; ex-Diana, As the World Turns) - 62
Terrell Anthony (ex-Rusty, Guiding Light) - 58
Star Jones (Herself, All My Children,) - 55
Lisa Lord (ex-Maureen, All My Children,; ex-Grace, Port charles; ex-Antoinette, General Hospital) - 53
Kirk Geiger (ex-Kevin, One Life to Live; ex-Chad, Days of our Lives) - 48
Lara Flynn Boyle (Donna, Twin Peaks) - 47
James Napier (ex-Glen, Shortland Street) - 35
Courtney Chase (ex-Sarah, One Life to Live) - 28

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

After a week hiatus, it is time to vote in our new Soap of the Week reader poll! Vote for the daytime drama, actor, actress and couple that were your favorites this week. In our most recent poll, General Hospital was voted the favorite show by our readers for the 15th consecutive week. General Hospital's Roger Howarth (Franco) and Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth) were favorite actor and actress once again, while GH's Franco & Elizabeth were favorite couple.

You can vote for your favorites below (one vote per person per day). This week's poll closes on Monday, March 28 at 4 p.m. ET.



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The Australian wedding drama continues.

What's happening on CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful during the week of March 27-31, 2017? Check out the day-to-day spoilers and a sneak peek video below to find out.

Monday, March 27
Bill considers starting a life outside of Los Angeles; Brooke tells Quinn her time is up; Rick shares his concerns for Brooke with Maya.



Tuesday, March 28
Ridge works to conceal his affair with Quinn; the Forresters wait to hear about the wedding.

Wednesday, March 29
Steffy drops hints about a honeymoon surprise for Liam; Eric's romantic plans make Quinn feel guilty.

Thursday, March 30
Thomas defends Sally's character to his family; Zende keeps a close watch on Coco.

Friday, March 31
Katie confronts Ridge about his relationship with Brooke; Coco and R.J. get to know each other better.



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1953: The Guiding Light's Bert pestered her husband, Bill. 1969: Dark Shadows' Barnabas found a strange doll's head. 1987: B&B's Ridge & Caroline revealed their engagement. 1988: General Hospital's Simone had a miscarriage.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1953: On The Guiding Light, Bert Bauer (Charita Bauer) tried to convince her husband, Bill (Lyle Sudrow), he had to spend money to make money.



1955: On Golden Windows, Otto prevented Carl from calling the police.

1955: On The Brighter Day, Reverend Dennis (Blair Davies) told Sharky to stop making Charlie Garrett the scapegoat.

1955: On First Love, Zach (Val Dufour) confessed to Mr. Andrews.

1974: On Days of our Lives, Julie (Susan Seaforth) destroyed her friendship with Phyllis Anderson (Corinne Conley) by marrying Phyllis's just-divorced husband, Bob (Mark Tapscott).

Thanks to Scott for sending in the item above.

1958: On As the World Turns, Jeff Baker (Mark Rydell) was on trial for the murder of Al James. In the courtroom, the prosecutor questioned Penny Hughes (Rosemary Prinz) and got her to admit that she and Jeff had been secretly married but then had the marriage annulled. When the prosecutor upset Penny, Jeff stood up and yelled at him to stop. The prosecutor succeeded in twisting Penny's testimony so that it damaged Jeff's case. In private, the prosecutor wondered if Jeff would testify in his own defense and worried that the jury would sympathize with Jeff. Jeff talked privately with his attorneys, Chris Hughes and his assistant, Tom, who convinced Jeff that he should take the stand in his own defense.

1969: On Dark Shadows, Beth (Terry Crawford) saved Judith (Joan Bennett) from Jenny (Marie Wallace), who appeared to be insane. Rachel (Kathryn Leigh Scott) told Barnabas (Jonathan Frid) all that has happened to her so he went to the tower room to investigate. Beth and Judith had cleaned it by the time Barnabas got to it. He only found a doll's head that looked beaten and abused.

1980: On The Edge of Night, Emily insisted Draper was the long lost Kirk Michaels.



1985: On Another World, after Peter Love (Christopher Holder) discovered wedding photos of Catlin Ewing and Brittany Peterson (Sharon Gabet), Brittany knocked him out.



1987: On The Bold and the Beautiful, Caroline (Joanna Johnson) and Ridge (Ronn Moss) told her father, Bill Spencer (Jim Storm), about their engagement.



1988: On General Hospital, Simone Hardy (Laura Carrington) had a miscarriage.



1996: On Days of our Lives, Bo (Peter Reckell), Hope (Kristian Alfonso) and Shawn Douglas Brady (Collin O'Donnell) were reunited.

2004: On All My Children, Babe awoke in the hospital and, while in a state of sedation, mumbled, "My baby is dead." Later, JR introduced her to their "daughter" Elizabeth Charlotte "Bess" Chandler, who was really Bianca's daughter, Miranda.  Meanwhile, Bianca awoke saying, "Miranda."



Thanks to Enrique for sending in the item above.

2005: On General Hospital, Sonny's men charged into the Metro Court to take down Sandoval.



Celebrating a birthday today are:
William Bumiller (ex-Martin, Passions; ex-Sean, Guiding Light; ex-David, Days of our Lives) - 61
Brenda Strong (ex-Ann, Dallas; ex-Mary Alice, Desperate Housewives; ex-Jones, Twin Peaks) - 57
Marcia Cross (ex-Bree, Desperate Housewives; ex-Kimberly, Melrose Place; ex-Victoria, Knots Landing; ex-Kate, One Life to Live; ex-Tanya, Another World; ex-Liz, The Edge of Night) - 55
Thom Bierdz (ex-Phillip, The Young and the Restless) - 55
Sarah Jessica Parker (ex-Isabelle, Glee) - 53
Lark Voorhies (ex-Jasmine, The Bold and the Beautiful; ex-Wendy, Days of our Lives) - 43
Lee Pace (ex-Ned, Pushing Daisies) - 38
Sean Faris (Gabriel, Pretty Little Liars; ex-Ben, The Vampire Diaries; ex-Craig, Reunion; ex-Dino, Life as We Know It; ex-Darren, Undressed) - 35
Katharine McPhee (ex-Karen, Smash) - 33
Jason Castro (Guest Star, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 30

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.

Erik Howell was best known to soap opera fans for his portrayal of Johnny Fletcher on Guiding Light.

Former Guiding Light actor Erik Howell passed away March 18, 2017. He was 75.

Howell began his life in the South, moving with his mother to New York City where he became an actor at the age of three. After a stint in military school, he entered the College of William & Mary at the age of 16. He graduated with a degree in Acting and never looked back.

Howell appeared on Broadway and off-Broadway in multiple productions, most notably "The Fantasticks," as Matt (the Boy).

He then moved to television, where he took over the role of Johnny Fletcher in The Guiding Light. He played the character from 1967 to 1972.

Following a string of primetime and film appearance, Howell returned to daytime drama in the 1980s in a role heard only via the telephone on General Hospital.

Howell later took a memorable turn on the sitcom Night Court, where he played an actor playing George Washington.

Howell is survived by his beloved husband, Randy.

Jean Rouverol wrote for daytime soap operas Bright Promise, Guiding Light, As the World Turns and Search for Tomorrow during her career.

Jean Rouverol, an actress and former soap opera writer blacklisted in Hollywood during the 1950s, died Friday, March 24 in a nursing home in Wingdale, New York. She was 100.

Rouverol and her husband, screenwriter Hugo Butler, fled to Mexico during the 1950s following a subpoena to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities. The couple had joined the American Communist Party during the 1940s.

While living in exile with their four children, the couple collaborated on screenplays using pseudonyms and fronts that were then sold to Hollywood studios. Films they wrote together included the 1956 Joan Crawford drama Autumn Leaves, credited to colleague Jack Jevne, and the 1963 film, Face in the Rain, directed by Irvin Kershner. While in Mexico the couple had two more children.

They returned to the U.S. in 1964. Following Butler’s death in 1968, Rouverol wrote for television.

Rouverol joined the writing staff of NBC soap opera Bright Promise in 1970. She later moved to CBS'Guiding Light, where she won a Writers Guild of America Award in 1980, to go along with Daytime Emmy nominations in 1976 and 1978. She also wrote for daytime dramas Search for Tomorrow and As the World Turns.

Born July 8, 1916, in St. Louis, her mother was playwright Auriana Rouverol, who created the character of Andy Hardy, who was portrayed by Mickey Rooney in a series of popular MGM films.

She made her film debut as W. C. Fields’ daughter in the comedy It’s a Gift (1934). She appeared in small roles in films like Private Lives (1935) with Claudette Colbert and Stage Door (1937) with Katharine Hepburn. She was also featured on the radio soap opera One Man's Family.

Among her writing credits is Little House on the Prairie. She is credited with writing the story for an episode of the primetime drama.

In 1987 she received the Morgan Cox Award from the Writers Guild of America in honor of her “vital ideas, continuing efforts and personal sacrifice.”

She wrote “Refugees from Hollywood: A Journal of the Blacklist Years,” published in 2000.

In her later years she lived with actor Cliff Carpenter, who had also been blacklisted. He died in 2014 at the age of 98.

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Below is an interview with Jean Rouverol recorded by the Writers Guild Foundation in 2000.

1973: Barbara looked for her husband on the first episode of The Young and the Restless. 1982: Capitol premiered in a primetime special. 1990: General Hospital's Casey met Robin. 1997: The City's Ally learned truth about Carla's baby.

"All true histories contain instruction; though, in some, the treasure may be hard to find, and when found, so trivial in quantity that the dry, shrivelled kernel scarcely compensates for the trouble of cracking the nut."
― Anne Brontë in "Agnes Grey"

"Today in Soap Opera History" is a collection of the most memorable, interesting and influential events in the history of scripted, serialized programs. From birthdays and anniversaries to scandals and controversies, every day this column celebrates the soap opera in American culture.

On this date in...

1967: On Another World, Ada (Constance Ford) mentioned having been married to “Lou”, which was probably the original name for the character of Gerald Davis, Rachel's father.

1968: The first episode of Dark Shadows that was directed by Dan Curtis aired. Nathan told Naomi that Barnabas was the Strangler.

1973:The Young and the Restless, created by William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, premiered on CBS.

In the first episode, Brad Eliot rode back into Genoa City with a trucker, following his accident; in their apartment, Snapper Foster and Sally McGuire talked about their relationship and the fact that Snapper had been dating Chris Brooks; Chris told her sister Leslie that she may be in love with Snapper; at Pierre's restaurant, Snapper waited for Chris' father to meet him for lunch; Brad entered the restaurant and was seated by the waitress, Sally; Chris' father, Stuart, questioned Snapper about his past and his intentions concerning Chris; and Stuart paid Brad's check when Brad admitted to Sally that he had no money. Meanwhile, at a police station, Brad's wife, Barbara, was informed that her husband was dead.



1979: On Another World, Rachel Cory (Victoria Wyndham) instructed Louise not to tell Mac she was headed for the McMasters Colony for Artists with Amanda



1982: CBS aired its final episode of P&G soap Search for Tomorrow. The show ran "Follow the Search" ads so fans could find it in its new NBC home on Monday, March 29.

1982: On Dallas, Cliff (Ken Kercheval) was rebuffed by Sue Ellen (Linda Gray) and defeated by J.R. (Larry Hagman), who reclaimed the original Barnes-Ewing oil field that Cliff took from him.

CAPITOL stars Carolyn Jones & Constance Towers

1982:Search for Tomorrow's CBS daytime replacement, Capitol, premiered in a primetime special at 10 p.m. ET following a new episode of Dallas, which was the No. 1 program of the week with 22.4 million viewers. Capitol did not finish in the Top 20 of the weekly primeitme ratings that week.

Capitol was created by Stephen (now Steven) and Elinor Karpf and produced by John Conboy Productions. It was the first new CBS daytime soap opera since The Young and the Restless.

1985: Barbara Berjer debuted as Bridget Connell on Another World.

1987: On Santa Barbara, Gina (Robin Mattson) suspected Brick was the rapist. 1990: John O'Hurley made his first appearance on Santa Barbara, taking over the role of Stephen Slade.

1990: On General Hospital, Casey Rogers (Brad Lockerman) tripped the alarm at the Lavery’s. Later, Robin (Kimberly McCullough) met Casey.



1997: On The City, Danny (Ted King) told Ally (Laura Wright) the baby Carla (Amy Van Horne) was carrying was his, not Tony's.



2005: The new Doctor Who premiered on BBC One.

Today's Birthdays:
Judith Baldwin (ex-Beth, The Bold and the Beautiful) - 71
Leeza Gibbons (Herself, Sunset Beach) - 62
Billy Warlock (ex-Ross, One Life to Live; ex-Anthony, As the World Turns; ex-Ben, The Young and the Restless; ex-Frankie, Days of our Lives; ex-A.J., General Hospital) - 56
T.R. Knight (ex-Jordan, The Good Wife; ex-George, Grey's Anatomy) - 44
Natalia Livingston (ex-Emily/Rebecca, General Hospital; ex-Taylor, Days of our Lives) - 39
Neal Bledsoe (ex-John, Smash; ex-Tyler, Ugly Betty; ex-Gary, As the World Turns; ex-Quinn, Guiding Light) - 36
Joe Anderson (ex-Lincoln, The River) - 35
Sterling Sulieman (ex-Dre, All My Children, ex-Harper, The Vampire Diaries) - 33
Jonathan Groff (ex-Jesse, Glee; ex-Henry, One Life to Live) - 32
Anthony Anderson (Sean, Anacostia)
Gabriela Rodriguez (ex-Gabi, Days of our Lives) - 24

EDITOR'S NOTE: If you would like to submit a soap history entry for this date or a future date, email editor@welovesoaps.com.