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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 364574" data-attributes="member: 27">It&#039;s difficult for me to figure out how the show is being written these days.&nbsp; Josh Griffith is both Head Writer and Executive Producer, so while he&#039;s on strike from his writer job, he&#039;s still running the show as EP.&nbsp; I can&#039;t picture how someone could draw that imaginary line in doing his day-to-day work since soaps are so collaborative nowadays.&nbsp; I mean, that&#039;s why they gave him both jobs in the first place--because they felt having one person do both streamlined the process of churning out the episodes.&nbsp; If secret scab writers are turning in episodes from their Undisclosed Locations, Griffith is obligated not to touch one word of the script (no editing of anything, no changes of lines, etc.), which means he can&#039;t really change something he hates even though that&#039;s what an EP typically can do.&nbsp; It would drive.me.crazy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 364574, member: 27"] It's difficult for me to figure out how the show is being written these days. Josh Griffith is both Head Writer and Executive Producer, so while he's on strike from his writer job, he's still running the show as EP. I can't picture how someone could draw that imaginary line in doing his day-to-day work since soaps are so collaborative nowadays. I mean, that's why they gave him both jobs in the first place--because they felt having one person do both streamlined the process of churning out the episodes. If secret scab writers are turning in episodes from their Undisclosed Locations, Griffith is obligated not to touch one word of the script (no editing of anything, no changes of lines, etc.), which means he can't really change something he hates even though that's what an EP typically can do. It would[I] drive.me.crazy[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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