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Doug Davidson Clarifies Status With The Young and the Restless

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Over the last 48 hours tweets surfaced that indicated from his responses that Y&R Daytime Emmy-winning actor, Doug Davidson was no longer a part of the  CBS Daytime drama series, The Young and the Restless.  It was a shock to the system for longtime viewers of the series

The Daytime Emmy-winning actor has been the longest running current cast member of the series having made his debut as Paul Williams in 1978.

In an interview with Soap Opera News the actor clarified his tweets and his status with the series: “My contract was not renewed in January, and I went on recurring status, but as it stands now I have only 2 shows left to air and no new dates. So finally when I was asked point blank, I explained my situation. I’m not there.”

Davidson on Monday had answered fans tweets that began this speculation that he was let-go from Y&R.  One fan tweeted: “They haven’t let you go, have they?” Davidson replied, “It seems so.”  This could be based on the fact that the beloved Davidson doesn’t see any future driving story for Paul, based on the way he says the show is leaning when he remarked to another fan, “They’re doing away with history.”

When asked by another fan, if he would consider going to another soap? Doug said “My history and loyalty is with Y&R.”  However, he also made it clear that he is available to return should he be asked.

Stephen Nichols (Steve, DAYS and ex-Tucker Y&R) tweeted to Doug:  This is an absolute travesty. What is going on over there? This man has not only acted his ass off at for 40 years but is a man of the utmost integrity. I am saddened by this news. Much love, Doug!”

Davidson also told Soap Opera News as to his future:  “I explained last night, The Young and the Restless has been my home for 40 years, hard to imagine anything else right now. Let me dust myself off, find my bootstraps and see what the future holds.”

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Paul should continue to have a story line

I agree with you

Absolutely, Bonnie. Everyone is almost gone!!!!! Not Paul, too, Please!!
A good storyline would be Paul investigating Tessa. What a sham. I don’t think she was really attacked…..she is scamming everyone!!
Get Tessa, Paul !!

I agree. Paul should continue to have a story line. Doug Davidson only for the part!

Paul is essential to the show!

This Sucks, I have watched y&r for 30+ Years. I have grown up with Paul and would love to grow old with Paul. Might have to reconsider watching y&r. So disappointed that they treat people like this.

AGREE 100%….SINCE JEAN COOPER PASSED AWAY, SO MANY CHARACTERS WE HAVE BECOME FOND OF DURING MANY YEARS ARE NO LONGER WITH THE SOAP…WE FANS KNOW THEM ALL.JUST LOOK AT THIS PAST YEAR…..ALL THAT IS LEFT ARE THE NEWCOMERS AND TOTAL REPEAT STORY LINES. I HAVE LOST INTEREST FOR SOME TIME AND THIS SHOWS THE WAY THEY ARE GOING…PRETTY SOON YOU WILL HAVE ONLY NEW CHARACTERS WHO NO ONE CARES ABOUT…..SO SORRY TO SEE DOUG DAVIDSON GO…HE IS THE Y&R….GO TO GH…YOU MAY SEE DOUG DAVIDSON THERE SOON IN THEIR POLICE DEPT…I HOPE. SHAME ON YOU Y&R!!!

I feel the exact same way JMK I am angry too and think he would make a great addition to General Hospital

I said the same thing in my post. I started watching G.H. when the old Billy and Phylis left Y&R. That show is so much BETTER. I hope to see Paul on there also.

For longtime GH fans, it most certainly is NOT! The current decimation of Y&R is akin to what we’ve been witnessing for years on our favorite soap, but I’m not surprised as a former “Phyllis” aficionada that you think it’s great since MS’s Nina has totally eaten the show I once loved. Quite frankly, there has not been a single moment since she showed up in Port Charles that I haven’t wished her to take another tumble down the stairs and end up back in a coma….in Genoa City!

As a lifelong GH fan, I actually beg to differ. Nina is one of my favorite newish characters, and I appreciate Michelle Stafford’s range and talent more on GH than when I watched Y&R. I initially considered her stunt casting, but she has brought a richness with her performance that transcends even her more questionable storylines.

Fair enough, Jbj…Let’s just say I can wholeheartedly agree with your initial assessment…”stunt casting!” The difference is that I don’t see that there has been a whit of progression from that aspect of Nina’s existence in the least. What we still have on the GH canvas is a character who has absolutely no true bio-link to any of the great families of Port Charles, and as such, has no reason for being there. Even her origins were tenuous when she was a disturbed outsider who was married to a guy whose brother was a vampire wannabee on “Port Charles,” and once he was done in, so should have she faced a similar end…either prison/the insane asylum for killling him or her own death/return to comaland would have been apropos. Instead, we have been spoon-fed one contrived Nina-centric storyline after another in order to justify her continued presence and as far as I’m concerned, the case has never been made as to why she is so necessary to the show and its future scenarios when there are much more deserving female legacy characters of the same approximate age who should be afforded a greater spotlight. (And for the record, this is not simply a matter of MS bashing….I feel much the same about Maura West’s Ava…another “intersoaper” who has usurped the rightful place of other GH vets, despite being attached to a minor family once associated with Port Charles’ past.)

I’m sorry who are these “female legacy characters of the same approximate age who should be afforded a greater spotlight”? The Guza era admittedly decimated the older legacy characters and slowed the influx of younger ones (particularly those not related to Sonny), but there aren’t that many 40-something legacy characters left to mine who are essential. The ones who are “essential” aren’t easily recast and the actors who play them don’t want to be full time. In other words, when Vanessa Marcil or Kim Mccollough return, it feels even more like stunt casting. There are definitely characters and/or actors I would love to return full time, but that does not prohibit me from being entertained by some of the so-called newbies.

Oh and by the way, given the show’s current nod to GH history…if I or my mother (with our viewership going back 40 years) had a choice between more Felicia or more Nina…Nina would win. Mac on the other hand…

Hello, Shay….long time no see, LOL.
I guess we will never see eye to eye where Michelle/ Nina is concerned.
You already know how I feel……Muchelle is my favorite soap star….infallibly so!!
I think it’s a matter of how the character and most likely, how the actress herself, rubs you!! I can understand that.
However, for any actor/actress who is afforded ( to use one of our favorite words) the chance to be part of the cast in another soap, as Michelle, should bear no relevance to any familial links to anyone on the show.
Michelle Stafford is meritorious of any accolades she receives….she is that good. I think she’s killing the role.
I have said this so many times before…..yes, it would be great if we could keep all past cast members….but, soaps are revolving doors. Imagine if new people ( especially the younger crowd) were not brought in? Stale is stale is stale. Yes, many have no real talent ….they learn as they go along….as on Y&R, LOL.
I doubt if having family on the show is a prerequisite?
I admit I am guilty of saying the same thing…..especially Y&R, where talentless novices…..actors/actresses step into insipid roles. But, there’s no point perpetuating that fact.
I try to give them a chance until I can’t take it any longer and I feel my hair turning gray at my young ‘ripe’ age. LOL.
The same goes for Maura West—-Ava is the balance between good and evil, albeit she is sometimes confused what her role is, thanks to the writers.
Nonetheless, evil always wins where she’s concerned.
Sure, I would love to see more of Felicia, Mac and Laura…..but, we cannot blame the actresses/actors who are fairly new…..that’s on the PTB.
With the exception of DOOL, I find GH and Y&R to have lost touch with core issues….have become lackadaisical.
Thus, if it were not for such talents as Michelle, Maura, Eric Braeden, Peter Bergman, all acors/actresses at DOOL, and Jon Lindstrom, these shows would have no leg to stand on……fading fast, mia cara.
❤️

Hey there, CeeCeeGirl! Thanks for the response! For the record, my last three or four replies to you have failed to post, despite multiple efforts, and that includes on at least two different threads, so I was not intentionally ignoring you! But first (belated) things first…best wishes to Elle on the blessed arrival of her little ladies!!!! Twins for a twin…that is sooo cool! As for our differences of opinion on some of GH’s current characters??? Yes, we shall continue to amicably agree to disagree on certain ones…although we do concur on the dear Billy Miller, save for my disappointment about the current direction of Drew’s rather less than pleasing existence… However, you absolutely nailed it when you noted that there is much which rubs me wrong where Nina is concerned…I was never impressed with the manner in which she was introduced to Port Charles and given such prominence—-over more established characters—from the very fore and which continues to this day. Then, to put it delicately, MS’s signature acting style just doesn’t appeal to me…I prefer skillful subtlety and a natural sort of finesse like that displayed by Finola Hughes and Genie Francis, whilst Nina’s presence thrives on melodrama punctuated by regularly scheduled meltdowns that rival the eruptions of Mt. Vesuvius!!! Just not my thing….LOL. And Ava Is quite simply stale for me…she has had ample opportunity to redeem herself and when she came close, I could almost tolerate her, but it’s always back to square one for this vicious vixen with an eye for the young’uns…I’m so not smitten with this default setting…after this long on the GH canvas, some demonstrable personal growth would be appreciated!!! That’s why I prefer Laura and Anna…they have real histories with marked maturations which have gradually played out for the audience over decades…and even though more recent writers have done both of their characters a damaging disservice, we still have a real sense of whom these ladies are and how we can actually relate to them through their glorious pasts. That is what I find missing—and objectionable—in all the newbies…a lack of care and detail to establish their psyches and backstories in any meaningful way, shape or form…give me the tried and true legacy players anyday….Later, mia amica!

Oh…and Billy Miller!! Cannot forget my beautiful Billy!!

@CeeCeeGirl…Since I haven’t heard back from you and you seem to be M.I.A….Lol….I thought I’d send you a quick one from this thread. Hope you saw my reply up above—Not to mention, the others I sent you in response to your excellent thoughts on the “Maurice” page….don’t know if you’ve simply been too busy to catch up, or the usual “filters” have kept our correspondence at a stand still, but I’ve missed your intelligent commentary, as opposed to the typical snarky nonsense directed at me which somehow manages to pass as acceptable. Will be watching with bated breath for your further passionate posts…Later, mia amica!!!!

Me too I am right there with you and I feel the same about not watching Y&R

I remember when his co star was president Ford’s son.

harry– the good ol’ days! And the officer, Selina (right?) And the secretary who carried the torch for him: Lynn.

Soaps seem to be emptying their “Soap” cash in efforts to walk away with very little loss when daytime goes with Gunsmoke and Bonanza all day long! Doug is a great guy and a damn good actor. He can easily be hired at ABC or NBC.

Did GH’s Frank Valentini become executive producer of Y&R when we weren’t looking?…

Touche’, Gentleman James! That has to be the best comment of the decade! My compliments!

Hello there, Sweet Shay! Thanks a million for your kind comments and support. I’m not sure how “gentlemanly” this particular comment was, but you get my point. And, in a sense, I am speaking up for the veterans of soaps, in particular GH, who were mistreated, relegated to cameos, or fired outright. Best to you, Friend!

@James…You needn’t take yourself to task for simply stating an honest thought that no doubt likewise occurred to numerous (ex and currently frustrated) GH-ers who are sadly all-too-familiar with the emotions being expressed by longtime Doug Davidson/Y&R fans…My heart goes out to them since this is a commonly-experienced situation in the community of Port Charles, and has been for countless years now, particularly during the Valentini regime…it certainly is not a successful model for rewarding or sustaining viewer loyalty, and if recognizing that fact every now and then by seizing an opportune moment to deploy a spot-on, clever quip aimed at those wielding the proverbial hatchets, well, so be it! That is what happens when one’s favorite soap and its beloved characters are treated so shabbily and dismissively….negative feedback! There was nothing “ungentlemanly” about the pointed message that you sent, my friend….just one that was clear, concise, and no doubt, applauded by many others who agree with your observation! Take care…

Thank you so much, Shay! 🙂 And you have eloquently delineated the overriding situation at GH, now also being thrust upon the viewers of Y&R. I’ve always respected tenure (a hallmark of loyalty), especially when it is combined with high-quality performance. Doug Davidson illustrates the epitome of those attributes. And as you attest, many a GH actor has been dealt the same poor treatment. As our friend Reed states, the loyal actors and viewers deserve better. Take care.

You’re most welcome, James, and further kudos for your more expansive comments regarding older players on soaps. Even as a tweener, I thoroughly enjoyed the contributions of senior cast members during daytime’s heyday, too!…I always found them to be comforting and stabilizing forces within the fictional communities we visited on a regular basis…as often mentioned, Lee and Gail were my favorite go-to adults in Port Charles, along with Edward and Lila, and I challenge anyone to surpass both the dramatic and comedic antics of AMC’s Palmer, Phoebe, Langley, Myrtle and their contemporaries in Pine Valley….they were portrayed by consummate professionals and earned their places in the spotlight….sadly, their kind will probably never again be seen, most especially in the soap opera arena! There are also many other fine examples of fondly-recalled senior characters too numerous to mention from beloved programs past, but suffice to say that these seasoned performers offered not just great acting acumen, but a soothing maturity and familiarity that remained a hallmark of many decades of daytime drama. Alas, today too many of the those of a “certain age” behave just as, if not more, shamefully and disgracefully than their own children and grandchildren! (Yes, Alexis Davis, I’m looking at you!!!) Furthermore, I completely relate to the excitement that you felt during GH’s 50th year celebration…it was what initially brought me back to the show after a lengthy Sonny/Franco-imposed absence, and it featured countless nostalgic thrills for those of us who recalled the soap’s glory days, but sadly, once the emphasis became Llanview and newbie-centric, the show totally lost its plot, as well as all those good vibes that were engendered during its golden anniversary year….hence it’s been downhill ever since, save for a traditionally-oriented, character-based storyline here and there. At any rate, I find the popular trend of relegating established soapsters either to the backburner or plain out the door just as objectionable as do you, even though candidly speaking, all are not created equal…Yes, some are actually very dispensable, but others clearly are not in the opinions of the viewers, as evidenced by the mighty brouhahas that have transpired when certain individuals have been unceremoniously dumped by showrunners who think they know better! Given the fact that soaps always had the unique aspect of featuring multi-generational families which continued on with new additions to keep things fresh, the currently popular fashion of discarding legacy roles in favor of casting totally unrelated characters tossed willy-nilly into the previously accepted mix is turning off more viewers than it is attracting. It’s not their youth, previous soap popularity or “newness” that are the issues…it’s the simple notion that they don’t fit into the history of the show and, as such, stick out like sore thumbs…particularly when they are force-fed on the audience in a heavy-handed attempt to ingratiate them to longtime fans. (And quite frankly,, GH is the absolute worst when it comes to committing this cardinal soap sin….) Whilst there is plenty of blame for this genre’s precipitous decline in recent years, the overwhelming factor seems to be ignoring the wishes of its most enduring and loyal fanbases…when one alienates these groups of ardent followers, then there truly is no realistic chance for survival, no matter how much “reinvention” takes place in order to attract a younger demographic whose fancy most likely cannot captured regardless of any drastic efforts, well-meaning or otherwise! Okay, I’ve said my piece…Later, my friend!

Shay, I thoroughly enjoyed your further well-thought-out and -constructed comments! Just a quick nod of appreciation to you for saying your “piece!” Glad you see that whole GH50 year as I do (did). It was an exciting time and had me (once again) riveted. But as we note, the typical, often despicable, status quo resumed…. As Rebecca and others note, the business model of appealing to the younger demographic is at the forefront in the minds of producers. Yet inherent in that model, I suppose, is a desire to cut costs by firing a highly paid veteran and then hiring a young model, ‘er newbee, at a lower rate.

And I would be remiss if I didn’t mention how much I enjoyed reading your appreciation of GH’s Lee, Gail, Edward, Lila, and AMC’s Palmer, Phoebe, Langley, and Myrtle, all of whom were terrific actors and treasures to the genre.

We need more treasures in life, my Friend….

Oh Jamesj75, what are these people thinking (not)? Don’t they realize that loyal soap watchers THRIVE on history and longtime characters? We’re not short attention-span teenagers. We cherish stories well told with characters we know and love…or love to hate. Clueless is the only word that comes to mind regarding these folks in charge. We should have seen the signs when they could never find a decent story for Noah Newman, son and grandson of GC’s core family. And now Paul. They’re really testing my mettle. Shauna? Nate? More Charlie and this obnoxious Rey? Give me a break!

Hello Soaphound! So glad you replied to me on this issue. It frankly doesn’t make sense to me why such decisions would be made. Your use of “clueless” is indeed apropos. If nothing else, it’s bad PR! Similar to letting Genie Francis go (repeatedly) from GH. You make great points all the way around. Your critique of the emphasis on non-core families is spot on. Take care…

Pow! Another classic from you, James! And to think, I wasn’t even going to read this thread. Have never watched Y&R, so don’t know whereof I speak, but what a nice outpouring of support by the fans. And so they should call-out TPTB on their shabby treatment of the veterans whom have served as the foundation of these shows for decades. Regimes come and go, but to be able to turn on your show and see familiar faces after 40 years, that’s special and something only daytime soaps can deliver. And while some of these actors have enjoyed great longevity, let’s not forget the commitment fans have made to these shows over the years, aging right along with them! Both segments deserve better.

Hello Reed! Thanks a million for your generous words and support! GH was (I emphasize “was,” past tense) my all-time favorite soap with my strictest decades-long allegiance. I also watched so many others over the years, including Y&R for several years. Doug Davidson, an excellent actor, certainly didn’t deserve this treatment, but we have seen this type of treatment many times over the years, certainly with GH. Valentini wasn’t even the first GH producer to exhibit disdain for veterans. As you eloquently point out, viewers like to “be able to turn on your show and see familiar faces after 40 years, that’s special and something only daytime soaps can deliver” and it gives viewers comfort “aging right along with them.” I often wonder how people who work in the industry can so often be out of touch with their audience, notably their long-term viewers. And your closing is exceptionally insightful: “Both segments deserve better.” Best to you, Friend!

Hey Jamesj75. Unfortunately, that’s the very problem. Soaps don’t care about fans who are “aging” nor about the vets aging “along with them.” As we know, they need younger viewers and many of them don’t know or care about “the vets.” Look how Su0000 reacts when a vet returns or an old story is resurrected; she’s happy for the fans who appreciate it but she could care less. Wasn’t her time, doesn’t know the actor or the character and keeps hoping they’ll bring in new, younger writers with fresh modern ideas.

This isn’t to say Su is wrong for her opinion; she can’t like or miss what she didn’t know. But that’s the voice that execs are listening to; those who verbalize that sentiment and those whose eyes they can’t attract to the show. Advertisers want a certain demographic and TV execs need to appeal to that demographic.

Between the push for diversity, example on GH bringing in Aunt Stella and growing a relatively new family and bringing in younger characters, while getting rid of vet characters like Mac, Felicia, Lucy, Scott, Scorpio (not bringing back Lucky), killing off AJ, etc.

There’s no loyalty to the actor or the longtime fan. But if we’re objective, there’s no loyalty to older employees in ANY profession. Out with the old, in with the young has been a business model for years. And it sucks.

Hello Rebecca! Thanks for weighing in on this! And, as usual, you make total sense. I do understand the viewpoints of Su and others. I certainly understand the need to attract younger viewers. Yet it’s a shame that advertising/target demographics/business models have such a stranglehold on what airs on TV.

I remember being so excited when GH turned 50 and all the great things they did to commemorate that milestone — for a solid year! But honestly, they threw their long-time viewers a few bones and went back on their typical track soon enough.

Maybe I’m an aberration, but even as a very young man, I appreciated longevity, tenure, and my elders, in the soap arena and elsewhere. For example, I remembered (in the 1980s) thinking, “Hmmm, why are Steve and Audrey hardly ever on anymore?!”

Rebecca, your last paragraph is certainly insightful, though sadly true. And I’ve witnessed firsthand examples in daily life when older people are relegated to backburner, or even off the stove altogether. But I still think that we can go against the grain, we can make our voices heard. Thankfully, we have this terrific platform whereby we can do just that! (I wanted to end on a more positive note…) Take care.

Hi James; I think the thing is we’re all “preaching to the choir.” Losing characters we’ve come to know and love packs an emotional wallop; just as losing shows entirely. And, in my mind, it’s not just with soaps. It’s with prime time shows, too. There have been many characters killed off or shows cancelled in which I’ve invested my time and emotions. It just stings that much more when we watch a soap day in, day out, for two centuries 😉

On a philosophical note, I just find it fascinating…the power of the imagination and the ability to suspend disbelief. To love (or hate) fictional characters so much that we come to depend on always having them in our lives. So much so, that even when the actor who plays that character goes on to do something else and we get to see the actor again, we still miss the character. I enjoyed the two seconds I got to see Sean Kanan on Days (by the time I started watching he was basically gone) but it didn’t take the place of him as AJ. I’m watching Ingo over at B&B but I still miss Jax. We lose some of the older actors because they either pass, ala “Edward” and “Lila” or retire, “Luke” and “Tracy.” As for other “seasoned” actors, they’re victims of the supposed soap profit drought; trimming the actors who make higher salaries and hiring younger ones who will take less.

Back when soaps had many more millions of viewers they could afford to pay the higher salaries, invest in sets and still make a profit. There’s just no way they’ll ever regain the viewership they lost. The irony is they’re not going to gain viewership by adding younger characters because how would younger viewers even know about them? Soaps don’t advertise themselves!

If they REALLY wanted to up their ratings why wouldn’t soaps be advertised during the evening hours, and online, as well? Show “pretty pictures of younger characters” of the demographic they’re trying to attract? How do you grow an audience without advertising? The older fans have faded out for various reasons and they’re not the target anyway. Why not announce its presence to a broader TV audience? Get the actors on shows that younger viewers watch. Get them interviews in magazines, involved in music events, etc where the audience they covet, hangs out. All they do is publicize within the soap community. Soap sites (hi, Michael; love ya 😉 soap magazines. How does that reach out to new viewers? It doesn’t. But IF the ratings grew in the desired demo and more advertisers bought space, we’d get our vets back because like a chain effect, more money to invest in the mult-generations of years gone by.

Sadly, it may be because they’re just letting soaps die a slow death. They’re not investing. They’re not making efforts to grow the audience. What they’re doing is keeping it on as long as it’s still lucrative enough, but spending as little as possible to do so.

I don’t think it’s devaluing the older actor or character, I think it’s more about the monetary “worth” of the character and the actor’s tenure. They’re too expensive/ more than they’re willing to pay. And if the richter scale doesn’t move up or down when the character is booted they have no incentive to bring him/her back. Prime time is different as is cable. They have multi-generational characters and audiences love them all. But the ratings are higher and the costs are less. One day a week for a few months a year leaves a much bigger budget to play with. And, even then, many of these shows are canceled in the blink of an eye. Look at Max Gail over at GH. Can a character be more loved? He is THE heart of the show right now. But does it bring in new eyes or just eyes who already see both the show and the value of the story.

Nothing in life (or fiction) stays the same. And, in the words of Wordsworth,”It’s all so freaking sad” …

Okay; he didn’t say that but, like you, I wanted to close on a lighter note. Sigh… 😉

Hello Rebecca: Thanks so much for your further well-delineated and -articulated insights. Preaching to the choir can be such a comfort sometimes…. Just a quick reply here.

I agree with virtually all you’ve stated. I’ve been similarly disappointed in prime time shows that are cancelled as well as situations in which actors are fired or decide to leave. Why didn’t they consult with us first?!?! 🙂

Perhaps, as you suggest, “they’re just letting soaps die a slow death.” If that is the case, I hope there can be more dignity in that process.

While they’re still alive and kicking, your suggestions for advertising are keen and should be considered. Soaps used to advertise in prime time. Soaps used to do much more in the way of promotion in general. But as you stated, soaps used to have many millions more viewers and, consequently, additional profit. Still, for any business model, you have to understand, appreciate, and cater to your customers — while you still have them. And so, we gleefully give our feedback here. And the world turns… (Not well versed in poetry, so I went for a cheap pun! Two, if you count “versed!”)

LOL, James. “And the world turns…” Good “placement!”

A travesty, indeed! Terrible news for Y&R fans and the show, itself.

I am deeply sadden to hear this news! I have watched Doug (Paul Williams) for 40 years!!! May discontinue my Y&R vigil!!!

This is horrible news and again CBS/Sony, Mal Young should be ashamed of themselves of how they let this beautiful classic daytime drama go so deeply down the drain…I WILL STOP watching for this show is no longer Y&R that I watched from 1975-2006…I started watching again when Sally Sussman and Kay Alden were rehired and I was sadden by Sally and Kay being let go and I thought I would hold on to see what will happen…This news of Doug Davidson like Stephen Nichols said is a travesty and with Eileen Davidson leaving and the history of this show is not being respected…On another note, what a joke to have Jaime Lyn Bauer and Janice Lynde back during the 45th anniversary to be on for less than 5 mins, a waste of these actesses time…I wish nothing but the best for Doug Davidson and all the beautiful actors/actresses and the behind the scenes crew but until I hear that they have turned this once classy show back to what it should be, this long time fan is turning the light out on Y&R…

The thought of #YR continuing without Doug as Paul Williams is crazy. I’ll tell you right now fans will not stand for it.

I agree with you, Paul as police chief cannot be replaced.
The history of the character goes so far back, this makes me sad and angry.

Bad move by Mal Young! Judging by today’s episode, Rey will be the law in GC. I feel very bad for Doug Davidson. He deserves better than that. So, he removes Greg Rikkart, Rlizabeth Hendrickson, Doug Davidson and Mishael Morgan. Holds the door open for Eileen Davidson and Christel Khalil and we barely see Christian LeBlanc and Tracey Bregman. Doing a great job Mal! I see a new head writer and EP heading to Y&R, in the very near future.

Y&R should be ashamed!! Very unfair to Doug! Longtime viewer and will probably stop watching.

Oh, and let’s not forget slowly dismantling the Abbott family. I guess the focus will be on Rey and his two siblings.

This is disgraceful. If they were letting the character Paul go then at the very least they should have written a glorious story to usher him out– his longtime presence on the show, his loyalty, his character all deserved better than being usher out the door without so much a moment of recognition for his years on the show– I honestly hope fans will raise such a stink over this— if a character has no story it because the writers are too damn lazy to think of one– this might be the straw to break my Y&R habit. Like Doug, I been watching out of loyalty, but if this is how loyalty is rewarded by those who work there, then my loyalty means nothing to them– If there is a boycott of the show, sign my up– love to see CBS finally lose that number one spot they take for granted. Didn’t they learn anything at what happened at ABC when GH let Genie Francis go?
If you want to kill the show, have some balls CBS and do it, don’t pull this crap, on employees who made you want you are. Doug is too much of a class act and a gentleman to say this, so I will– whoever made this decision is an A-hole.

Doug Davidson has Not been Officially let go, he is recurring, as of now.
I highly doubt he will be let go.

STOP THE PANIC !!

According to everything on line and what Doug himself has said in social media, he was let go — I am not PANIC, so there’s no need to shout at me with all caps. I am a human being who was upset at the way another human being was being treated.

You can blissfully believe whatever you want, but removing a long time contract player to recurring without so much a discussion with him or her– is disrespectful- and in the world of soaps behind the scenes– the same thing as saying you’re fired– just not as honestly, just in case getting rid of you affects our bottom line, then we want you back.

Whether or not Doug is or isn’t on the show doesn’t affect my life– but I am investing time watching a show that I don’t like anymore more out of loyalty– and your response to my response, just shows to me it is time to stop wasting my time.

Lol we Y&R fans will not take crap from Mal young fire the sob right now, makes Jill Phelps look pretty good right now lol. She was terrible, but Mal is way way bad and pathetic. Y&R is falling fast and they need to make changes now, before facing cancellation.

Y & R (Sony) sucks just like the writing and stupid/weak story lines.
I have watched the show since the beginning and it has never been the same after Bill Bell and when Sony took over and of course the death of Jeanne Cooper:(

Crazy A-F! I’d like to think that the YR showrunners (are you listening, Mal?) have the good sense to appeal to ALL of their demographics… not just the YOUNG of the Young and the Restless! The history of the show and the long-time characters should always be part of the canvas. Always. Period.

I see that the news above is from Soap Opera News, but after reading from a couple of other outlets, that says Doug has no intention of going back, which I hope is correct. After forty years of wonderful service, I hope he tells them, especially Mal Young, what they can do with their job!
I will be looking forward to an interview with Michael, which we all know will give us the true story.

I know GH is overloaded with actors right now, but if they need a new Jeff Webber…grab him now before Y & R wants him back!

Or Jimmy Lee Holt! Then again, let’s not give Frank any ideas…you know how much he loves snapping up those intersoapers at the great expense of GH’s legacy characters!

Him and Liz Weber could pass as father and daughter. You know Alexis would sniff him out! Jimmy Lee would be cool but remember what Valenti did to Paul Hornsby!

@Timmm….There seems to be this inclination that everytime a soap actor of a certain age is available that he is mentioned by some poster here as a Jeff Webber recast! I even plead guilty to doing so myself on a few occasions, but more often than not, I find the suggested males wanting for that role, My most basic requirement for replacing the original Jeff, aka McGyver’s Richard Dean Anderson, is that the male in question shall be believable as the ex-husband of both Monica Quartermaine and Heather Webber. Somehow, I cannot picture “Paul Williams” in that role, although given his fair-haired good looks, I can definitely envision him as an older and wiser Jimmy Lee Holt. In terms of Paul Hornsby, Richard Burgi was an excellent choice to step into the shoes of that particular character and he should never have been written out in such a lame, careless manner. The guy had the talent, charisma and classic leading man mojo to remain in Port Charles for as long as he desired. Getting rid of him was a big mistake, HUGE mistake!!! As far as Alexis sniffing out anyone, I think she is still getting high on those Julian pheromones, although I hope that the writers won’t be sending her back to his bed…been there, done that, and none too successfully. End of!!!…Next????

Someone grab this wonderful actor…please.

Y&R is a mess,no longer interesting to watch. A show that has forgotten it’s history and is trying to rewrite it,but badly.

Bring Paul back, then let him have a place to live with Chris instead of that office. What’s wrong with Y/R?

Paul Davidson brings his all to every scene and whatever this strange mystery is unraveling, he could have and should have played a major role.

I so hope this decision is reconsidered. It’s a BIG mistake!

It is a travesty.. Shameful. Who’s next???

The show’s got to make cuts somewhere to pay for all the additions to Arturo’s family…

Glad to see I’m not alone when I have repeatedly said that the show is not recognizable anymore. Bill Bell must be rolling in his grave. What was once the biggest jewel in the crown for so long has now become nothing but fool’s gold.

Doug Davidson has Not been Officially let go, he is recurring, as of now.
I highly doubt he will be let go.

STOP THE PANIC !!

But people will panic because it’s what they do best, and it gives them reason to bitch and moan even more than they already do. Y&R fans are quickly taking the place of GH fans as most annoying.

Right, Scott. I care not if I miss an episode or two of GH….but, I never miss an episode of Y&R. I always manage to catch up.
And, GH is not a level or two above Y&R. So, what the hey with the comparisons? GH has the most holier-than-thow protagonists this side of the Mississippi !!!! Four years of watching have yet to bring me to my knees.
Perhaps it’s the fact that Y&R is the IT show for me….and, regardless of my not-so-sweet comments, at times, I will never give up on my show….until the end!! Forge onward!! LOL.
Certainly, I’m disappointed to see Paul exit, without “preamble” … stupid decisions by stupid ‘hierarchy’.
So, I agree with you, Scott.
I hope “Paul” will remain a viable character; I truly do. I have a feeling he will….just so he could ‘get’ Tessa and Nikki. Well, Phyllis, too. LOL.
I’d love to see Nikki’s snobbish nose drop a few notches. Can’t keep sniffing the air indefinitely…….
And Phyllis? Never mind…..LOL.
❤️

❤️ Thank you, Celia! Beautiful name, by the way!

Thank you, too, Scott. But, you are the one who always tries to stop the wheels from running into a ditch….. all of us run amock sometimes. I guess we become desillusioned; yet, I am a positive person by nature. I love my Y&R.
Thank you, also, for ‘overlooking’ my typos. ‘Thou’, not ‘thow’, LOL….
My thanks for complimenting my name. ❤️

We are all prone to typos every now and again, it happens! As for stopping the wheels, I merely try and not engage in major negative battles. Life is too filled with B.S., and soaps are meant as an escape, so when discussions about them become a bit too much, I remove myself from the equation.

Also–
Eric/Victor is leaving for Germany for a month, so that will be 2 straight months with No Victor..

On the GH side word spreading is Patric/Valentin Cassidine may leave GH ( heh a coveted Cassidine and he has been totally wasted/seldom played, so ya he’ll be leaving. 🙁

and– Doug Davidson will Not be let go, wait for it.

Don’t let me down, SuzieQ, LOL.❤️

This was kept incredibly quiet. I noticed the character of Paul was rarely used, but I never knew when on recurring you are only hired for a set number of episodes then you are gone. Sadly, time marches on with soaps, and I’m sure as a vet of 40 years, his salary was high, and he was used sparingly. Sad to say goodbye to the Williams family, once so prominent, now gone. It will eventually happen to the Abbott’s too sad to say.

Apparently Mal Young has no need for Doug Davidson in his version of Y&R’s future. Hopefully, CBS & Sony will finally see that Mal Young is an unmitigated disaster for Y&R and send him back to London on the next jet out of LAX. Y&R has never been worse and that’s saying a lot after the likes of Jill Farren Phelps and Chuckie Pratt ran the show into the quicksand.

What the heck?!?! I haven’t watched for a long time with the show being in the shape it is in. They dump him to bring on the Rey / Arturo family. Who cares about a new family when the other families are in disarray or decimated. Rey sitting at Paul’s desk, it’s only a matter of time until this guy is fast-tracked to Police Chief. I was interested in seeing the actor that plays Rey come on the show, but not at the expense of Doug Davidson and recent others!

Sounds like this Rey person is in the same accelerated training program as GH’s Jordan….join the cop shop today, run it tomorrow! And more’s the pity, since Jordan is the worst and most ineffectual commish the PCPD has ever experienced!

I can’t believe that the show has done this to Doug!!! I started watching a show the day it started and I have watched it ever since. I can’t believe they’re getting rid of people like Paul, Victor, Lily, and others who have been on the show for a long time. A lot of us said that we would like to see new blood but not at the expense of the best actors on the show. We want new blood to interact with a current actors not with a bunch of new ones that can’t act like Rey, Summer, Alturo and the new Kyle. If you keep removing all the good actors that we have come to love over the years there will be no Young and the Restless because we will all boycott you! bring back the good actors and leave the others alone that have been there for years.

this – is – the first outlook that daytime is ending

I thought this with Stephen Nichols… and further cemented – Doug Davidson

there are glimpses… that i’m proud of;

take: Valerie and Kristina, @GH

Kristina: you kinda rock it

Valerie: this “thing”

HOT GIGGLY SOIREE BEFORE IT ENDED, BIG

hot @Charlies’

Today we had that big headed man with a tiny body taking reign over Paul William’s office. Yes, I am talking about Rey, whom I do not like and whom I do not think can act. I posted about this else where but this is an utter travesty. No one knows or likes Rey but everyone knows and loves Paul Williams.
Geez, Y&R, why?

Yeayyyyy, Harry…..I started off by not liking Rey ( carry-over from DOOL)…. then, I sort of relented.
Well, let me tell you: C’est finis—I am done with this guy. Back to the urge of wanting to kick him in the arse.
Same goes for Tessa. I just can’t seem to get a good vibe. I felt the same ‘pang’ about Zach.
Now, the entire Rosales family will end up in GC…..don’t trust Arturo and his HAIR either. Ha!!

Writers get paid for characters they create so maybe that is why the focus is shifting to the Rosales. I don’t like it. Paul can still appear and hopefully he will. He has not had much to do lately and with Kevin gone and other cops characters, his time diminished. Sad to be on a show for 40 years and be treated this way.

Sad news.

Very angry that Doug Davidson was let go. Yesterday was my last time watching Young & Restless until they bring Doug back! I can’t believe the show did this to him after all the time he’s put into this show

Is it sad news that he’s a recurring player? Yes, but it makes sense. He wasn’t being used and honestly, hasn’t really been that major of a player since the 1990’s. I love Doug, I do, but throwing a tantrum like a 12-year-old is not a good look for him. When the time comes, I’m sure Paul will be making appearances. Until then, maybe Doug might just find another gig. It’s possible. Mike Horton, maybe?

Not sure what you re talking about Scott…
But first off he s not throwing a 12 year old tantrum but Doug has been on the show the longest of any of the vets so he deserves the respect and the right to voice his opinion because with the exception of bill bell he probably knows the show better than anyone especially the so called headwriters like Mal Young who have the nerve to put him on recurring/ disappearing into soap abyss..
Secondly up until only the early 2010s Paul was very much used unlike you mentioned as the 90s. He was Heathers dad, mourned the loss of his son Ricky which he murdered, was Dylans dad in his search with Nikki, involved with Nikki and Nina too and even the Jamie story with Fenn and Summer. …Paul has always been involved in Genoa city in one way or another…so get your facts straight!
Doug Davidson is a brilliant actor so if he cries foul hes got the right and hes speaking on behalf of longterm diehard y n r fans who trust him!

THANK YOU….VERY WELL SAID!!!!!

I am echoing JMK’s comment below,having said a lot more and better than I could. I’ve watched Doug/Paul since he was a blond, cute,teenager, it just kills me to see him treated like yesterday’s trash, especially with what they have replaced him with.

Not to offend anyone. I’ve read comments from D.D, that says he was “let go”, and to me, that means fired, not reocurring. I certainly do not feel that this man, after forty years is throwing a “tantrum”, when he was let go, with no warning. Young’s attitude being, here today, get your ass out of here tomorrow!
I just hope that someone will fire HIS ass, before he does any more damage.

Paul (Doug) is my favorite actor on Y&R. I have been watching the program since it began. With the leaving of others already, I believe I will not be watching it anymore if it is really true that Doug is also leaving.

Okay, I have watched Y&R since day one. If Paul is gone with all the good actors that have left or been let go this year, so am I. This is crazy!! I’m really now a fan of G. H. since the OLD Phylis went on there so I guess I will wait for Paul to show up on G. H. like everyone else is. Just so sad Y & R is throwing the show down the drain…

In an interview with Soap Opera News the actor clarified his tweets and his Status with the series: “My contract was not renewed in January, and I Went On Recurring Status,
and tweets that began this Speculation that he was let-go from Y&R.
((Speculation))

”What do you think about Doug Davidson Being Bumped to Recurring Status on Y&R?
Share your thoughts via the comment section below”

He has Not be let go..
Nothing official..

On-line chatter/gossip can turn an ant hill into a mountain..
We need to wait and see, officially. 🙂

Yeah I watched Y&R for well over 30 years and decided to stop watching this show and pretty much TV altogether, other than Fox News, because of all the negativity with CBS nothing specifically against the Y&R, but the goings on in hollyrude. Used to have great respect for people who could act, not so much anymore.

More proof that Y&R is circling the drain. May Young is the one that needs to go. Changing the show’s history, getting rid of the Abbott legacy, etc.

How does the #1 soap for many decades get this kind of treament?

I think they should find out that Paul’s father was Jacks father that would give them on hell of a storyline. Imagine Jack being married to a Patty his own sister.
I’ve watched Doug since his first day and I also believe it a travesty to let him go. They could write him a storyline if they want to.

He’s “chief of police”- how much can they possibly write for him unless they had him have an affair, a drug problem, or adopt a child with Christine (who’s also rarely on)? The story lines are awful on this show! I think like other soaps before, Y&R has run its course.

Hard to stay on point. Things move on. I love Paul and think he is one who is a “staple” on the program and should remain so.

However, as Chief of Police his role was more administrative than investigative which left him with the responsibility of telling viewers, again and again, “I don’t have enough evidence.” Then he would arrest one of his friends, again and again.

I don’t know how old Davidson is, but it would be somewhat acceptable to be on “standby” whatever that appropriate title may be, should he agree and not be let go for heaven’s sake. He should gain some stature in the community; perhaps as Mayor.

There are too many storylines. None are appealing for me. Part of that may be the overall confusion; not one story appropriately ending, another slowly starting.

Paul was comforting, Mariah moved in with ease. If we asked each other who should remain as a “somewhat consistent foundation” for the program, I wonder how much deviation would be found.

For me, Jack is John’s son. Why did writers allow this question to arise unless Victor has had a hand in the pocket of someone in the DNA lab!

Think I read Paul, Doug Davidson, was a blonde beachboy found and drawn into acting. Some of you must know that story if it is true.

Writers, you must be careful when pulling out old foundations; the structure may begin to collapse!

Anyone that is interested, can Google Paul Williams history on Y&R, and see that there is a lot left for this 63yr.old we’ve all come to love, over his outstanding career, especially on this show.

Replying to myself, I certainly look disdainfully upon the thought of Victor and Jack being half-brothers. The program has, in my mind, been somewhat cheapened and more complicated family ties will cheapen more.

Take on the cost of college for the twins; do you only have wealthy ones on the program? Lilly is in jail. Nothing is set up as real! Jack could fall in a sincere love affair but with a married woman. Just who is available for that? The new tax law could end up either laying off a employees in Victor’s company, or perhaps it could be the trade deal. Then perhaps, depending upon what you want to do, everyone could be getting a raise.

Guess I think we viewer’s love the fantasy, but it doesn’t need all sugar and stupidity.

Everybody loves Paul. Guess I strayed, but because I replyed to myself, what was written is not able to be reviewed. Glad Gloria is sill there, but I can’t feel “chemistry” between any of the characters. How about Paul becomes Mayor and falls in love with his assistant. Then, Christine, the Prosecuting Attorney and Paul’s wife, which in itself appears such a conflict of interest, finds Paul in a personal and ethical dilemma. Put him in a struggle between his wife, his love, and his always most honorable position.

The Young and the Restless is losing its mind!

terrible move by the show

I love your character on the y&r! You’re a great actor and don’t ever doubt that. They could have found you a new role. We will miss you

I appeal to the management of YR. Please do not let Doug Davidson go. He is a great actor and a long time love on YR. He is very honest and loyal. To let Davidson go would be so tragied for not only all the loyal fans of YR but to Doug as well. This actor has spent 40 years of his life on YR. Doug we all love you and you need a great storyline on YR. You having a reaccuing relationship with YR is so beneath you and your talent. You need a storyline that will keep you on YR on a regular basis.

I think the current writers and producers are getting lazy! Come on, write some good stories like Y&R is known for having…. are they trying to end the show??? Bring back “Paul”!! Have a contest with viewers or something for new story material!! Now there’s an idea!

Our family will miss Doug Davidson. He is an excellent actor and should not have been dropped from the Y & R soap. It is really sad that many of the cast members have left the show. Loyalty to these fine actors has disappeared by the new boss’s taking over the soap. Very disappointed in the show and the new story lines. Bring back our old favorites!

Doug Davidson has been my favorite on Y&R since the 70’s. Why are they changing the show so much. I’ve watched it less the last 5-6 months than I ever have.

They are writing out to many people who have been apart of the soap. It is good to add new people but I enjoy the people who have made this soap the best!

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George Cheeks, CBS President & CEO, on Timeline to Launch New Daytime Drama, ‘The Gates’: “We’re So Focused on Getting it Right”

March 2024 will be remembered in the TV and soap world when the news broke that CBS is prepping a brand new daytime drama. Many had thought a major network would never bring a new daytime soap into the world, given that the last time it was attempted was 25 years ago when the now defunct Passions bowed on NBC.

However, The Gates is definitely in development and moving forward with some major players associated with it including: Michele Val Jean as The Gates writer, showrunner and one of its executive producers, and Sheila Ducksworth from NAACP Venture

Now, for the first time since its announcement, George Cheeks, the president and CEO of CBS and chief content officer for news and sports at Paramount+, spoke on the project that will feature a Black family as its central focus who live in a wealthy gated community.

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Speaking with Vulture, and when asked if The Gates is really something that truly has a chance of getting on the air, Cheeks clarified, “It’s super real. And just to give you a little bit of the backstory,  when we hired Sheila Ducksworth to run the NAACP Venture, she and I had multiple meetings talking about what different genres she was going to lean into, and we talked a lot about daytime.”

Cheeks added, “One of the things that the data made very clear to both of us is that daytime soap operas over index with Black women, and yet when you look at soap operas, it’s usually sort of a white-led family with supporting characters that reflect more of our society. So we just thought, wouldn’t it be interesting to flip that and make the core anchor family a Black family, and then make the other characters reflect more the broader scope of society?”

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The CEO gave props to Michele Val Jean,  and how Ducksworth came to the table with the former B&B and GH writer. “She found this great writer, Michele Val Jean, who’s been in the soap opera space for 30 years. She came up with a pitch, and we loved it,” shares Cheeks. “We brought Procter & Gamble into it as well, because if there were going to be (product) integrations, we could do it more holistically and organically. All of that is to say, we did a lot of work on the front end to put this together. So while yes, it’s development, it’s accelerated development.”

When prodded on the timeline of when The Gates could come to full fruition, Gates related, “The actual timeline and when we’re going to do it is still uncertain, because we want to get this right. I mean, there hasn’t been a new soap opera launch since I can’t even begin to tell you when. But we have great success with Bold and the Beautiful and Young and the Restless, and so we think we’re the right folks to be launching a new soap. I wish I could tell you more about exact timing, but we’re so focused on getting it right, and that will dictate when we’re ready to launch it.”

The CBS exec also shared that whether The Gates will wind up an hour soap or half-hour is not yet determined, but that it is being developed as an hour show.

So, after reading what George Cheeks, the CBS President & CEO had to say about ‘The Gates’, are you even more excited for what looks to the first new network soap in 25 years? Comment below.

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Robyn Bernard, ‘General Hospital’s’ Terry Brock, Dead at 64

Former General Hospital star, Robyn Bernard, who played aspiring singer Terry Brock has died. She was 64-years-old.

Bernard’s body was found Tuesday in San Jacinto, California. A Riverside County Coroner told TMZ they identified the actress’ body using her fingerprints after deputies responded to a death investigation call on Tuesday March 12th.

Sources told the outlet that Bernard’s body was found in the wee hours of the morning. The cause of death has yet to be determined.

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Bernard joined General Hospital back in 1984 as Terry Brock, the daughter of the abusive D.L. Brock (played by David Groh). Robyn remained on the ABC soap opera for six years before making her exit in 1990. At one point, Terry’s stepmother would become Bobbie Spencer (the late Jackie Zeman) when the nurse married her father.

Terry was involved in the Laurelton Murders storyline and after first setting her sights on Frisco Jones, wound up with killer Kevin O’Connor. Later, Terry was blamed for several murders and in the end killed Kevin in self-defense. In addition, Terry had a relationship with Dusty Walker played by none other than Shaun Cassidy.  She eventually left Port Charles after landing her own recording contract.

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The last time GH Fans may have seen Bernard was in 2014, when she appeared at the GH Fan Club Weekend Past Cast event. Robyn is pictured below with the late Susan Brown (ex-Gail) at the fan gathering. She has been out of the limelight for several years.

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In addition to her role on GH, Bernard was featured throughout her TV career on primetime’s Simon & Simon, Tour of Duty and The Facts of Life.

Share your remembrances and condolences for GH alum Robyn Bernard and her loved ones via the comment section below.

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51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards Announce Broadcast Date on CBS

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) revealed on Tuesday, that the 51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will be broadcast live on Friday night, June 7th (8 – 10 PM, ET/delayed PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream live and on-demand on Paramount+*.

This year will mark the 18th time CBS has broadcast the Daytime Emmy Awards, which is more than any other network.

The 2024 Daytime Emmys will take place at the Westin Bonaventure in downtown Los Angeles. Back in December of 2023, the delayed 50th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards were also held at that venue. The June 7th date for the upcoming ceremony will be the first time in several years that the event is scheduled a few weeks earlier than normal; excluding last year’s revised date to the actors and writers strikes.

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Lifetime Achievement honoree, nominations, host, and additional information will be announced in the coming weeks.

In a statement, Adam Sharp, President and CEO of NATAS noted, “We eagerly anticipate our return in June as we once again partner with CBS to recognize the exceptional and talented individuals who make daytime television great. We’re thrilled to kick off our second half-century of the Daytime Emmys.”

The Daytime Emmy Awards have recognized outstanding achievement in television programming and crafts since 1974, honoring work in a variety of categories, including daytime dramas, talk shows, instructional programming, hosting, culinary, and legal/courtroom programs. In 2021, NATAS and the Television Academy jointly announced plans to realign the Daytime and Primetime Emmy Awards to be organized by content genre, as opposed to program airtime.

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The 51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will once again be produced by NATAS and Associated Television International (ATI), which produced Daytime Emmy Award ceremonies on The CW in 2009 and on CBS in 2010, 2011, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023. Adam Sharp and Lisa Armstrong are executive producers from NATAS, while David McKenzie is executive producer from ATI.

So, glad to know that the 51st Annual Daytime Emmy Awards honoring performance and shows in the 2023 calendar year, will be held in early June this year, and once again broadcast on CBS? Comment below.

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