Writers Guild of America Award
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Annual awards given out by the Writers Guild of America for outstanding achievements in film, TV, or radio writing. In 2004, the show was broadcast on television for the first time in its history.
Simultaneous awards ceremonies are held in New York City and Los Angeles by the Writers Guild of America, East and Writers Guild of America, west, respectively.
[edit] Daytime Serials
2006 WGA Awards Best Written Daytime Serial Nominees: The Young And The Restless, All My Children, As The World Turns and Guiding Light.
ATWT Submissions
Episode #12,760
- Breakdown Writer: Lisa Connor
- Script Writer: Judith Donato
- Synopsis: Paul finally gets past Susan to deliver the news to Emily that she's pregnant. He urges her to have an abortion and, eventually, Emily agrees; Jack tells Mike and Katie about the Kasnoff DNA on the medal; Lily is reeling after hearing Luke's secret. Holden hopes he and Lily can be there for Luke.
Episode #12,839
- Breakdown Writer: Leah Laiman
- Script Writer: Susan Dansby
- Synopsis: Luke comes out to Kevin and Kevin rejects him; Mike walks in on naked Simon with Carly; The Oakdale Serial Slasher kills another teen at Raven Lake.
Episode #12,840
- Breakdown Writer: Judy Tate
- Script Writer: Richard Culliton
- Synopsis: Dusty overhears that Lucy has contacted Craig for Paul; Holden tells Emma that Luke is gay; Kevin rejects Luke for coming out; Maddie finds Casey and tells him she wants him to know everything, as Louis spies on them with binoculars.
GL Submissions
Episode #14837
- Dinah's Inside the Light as she vows to embrace the single life... and prepare for a date with Mallet.
Episode #14895
- Reva and Josh's Inside the Light, where they try their best to get a divorce, but fail miserably and tear up the papers.
Episode #14910
- Reva's Inside the Light. She goes for a mammogram, receives a diagnosis of breast cancer, decides to keep the news from Josh and fight the disease on her own.
Nominations were based on written scripts, not televised episodes. Winners will be announced February 11, 2007.
[edit] External links
| Writers Guild of America Awards ceremonies |
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