17th Daytime Emmy Awards - Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team

Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team

  • All My Children
  • Guiding Light: Pamela K. Long; Nancy Curlee; Trent Jones; Jeff Ryder (story consultant); Stephen Demorest (script editor); Garrett Foster; Peter Brash; Nancy Williams Watt; Patty Gideon Sloan; Richard Culliton; N. Gail Lawrence; Pete T. Rich; Melissa Salmons
  • One Life to Live: S. Michael Schnessel; Craig Carlson; Leah Laiman; Ethel Brez; Mel Brez; Addie Walsh; Dorothy Ann Purser; Lloyd Gold; Norman Hart; Lanie Bertram
  • Santa Barbara: Charles Pratt Jr.; Robert Guza Jr.; Sam Hall; Patrick Mulcahey; Courtney Sherman; Gary Tomlin; Lynda Myles; Josh Griffith
  • The Young and the Restless

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