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48 Annual Daytime Emmy Awards NOMINATIONS a 48th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards NOMINATIONS – June 25th Please read below and check your entries for the correct spelling, title, and to make sure nobody who is eligible is missing. This list marks everyone who is officially a Daytime Emmy nominee in these categories and is the list we will use to verify statue orders in the event of a win. To make changes to this list, please read below carefully for the instructions: Please send an email to Daytime Administration at [email protected] with the subject line “Nominee Corrections and Additions – June 25th” and list the following information in the body of the email: Category Show Title Entrant’s Name Entrant’s Title # of Episodes in 2020 (if a Series) Job Description (if an off-list title)** **All off-list titles, or individuals with less than the required minimum percentage of episodes, are subject to approval by the Awards Committee. All changes made prior to the ceremony on June 25th will be gratis for this year. We accept changes for $150 per change for 30 days after the ceremony. Changes beyond 30 days after the ceremony will not be accepted under any circumstances. Deadlines are established by the ceremony date in which that category is rewarded. This list will be updated with accepted changes once a week on Fridays at 5pm ET! OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES The Bold and the Beautiful CBS Bradley P. Bell, Executive Producer Edward J. Scott, Supervising Producer Casey Kasprzyk, Supervising Producer Cynthia J. Popp, Producer Mark Pinciotti, Producer Ann Willmott, Producer Days of Our Lives NBC Ken Corday, Executive Producer Albert Alarr, Co-Executive Producer Greg Meng, Co-Executive Producer Janet Spellman-Drucker, Senior Producer Randy Dugan, Producer General Hospital ABC Frank Valentini, Executive Producer Mary Kelly Weir, Senior Producer Michelle Henry, Senior Producer Jennifer Whittaker Brogdon, Producer Nneka Garland, Coordinating Producer The Young and the Restless CBS Anthony Morina, Executive Producer Josh Griffith, Co-Executive Producer John Fisher, Supervising Producer Jonathan Fishman, Producer Vivian Gundaker, Producer Matthew J. Olsen, Producer OUTSTANDING LIMITED DRAMA SERIES The Bay Popstar! TV Gregori J. Martin, Executive Producer Kristos Andrews, Executive Producer Wendy Riche, Executive Producer Precious V. Mayes, Executive Producer Meadow Williams, Executive Producer Anthony Aquilino, Executive Producer Randall Emmett, Executive Producer Christopher Olen Ray, Executive Producer Fred Olen Ray, Executive Producer Francis D'Ambrosio, Co-Executive Producer Lisa D'Ambrosio, Co-Executive Producer Celeste Fianna, Co-Executive Producer Carol C. Hedgepeth, Co-Executive Producer Nadine Aronson, Senior Producer Chrystal Ayers, Supervising Producer Glenn R. Miller, Coordinating Producer Joe R. Stemmer, Line Producer Tony Aronovitz, Producer Dante Aleksander, Producer Matthew Ashford, Producer Will Barratt, Producer Brandon Beemer, Producer Garrett Burchell, Producer Bianca D'Ambrosio, Producer Chiara D'Ambrosio, Producer Devin Devasquez, Producer Mary Beth Evans, Producer Richard Gabai, Producer Ronn Moss, Producer Jeff Murphy, Producer Tristan Rogers, Producer JR Rosenberg, Producer Matt Taff, Producer Swen Temmel, Producer Nick Theurer, Producer Karrueche Tran, Producer Garth Ancier, Consulting Producer Beacon Hill reelwomensnetwork.com Jessica Hill, Executive Producer Linda Hill, Executive Producer Crystal Chappell, Executive Producer Hillary B. Smith, Producer Ricky Paull Goldin, Producer Skip Shea, Producer A House Divided UMC (ALLBLK) Dan Garcia, Executive Producer Nikki Love, Executive Producer Brett Dismuke, Executive Producer Mike Mayhall, Producer Peter Wise, Producer Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs, Co-Producer Studio City Amazon Prime Video Timothy Woodward Jr, Executive Producer Sean Kanan, Executive Producer Lauren De Normandie, Executive Producer Brian Levine, Executive Producer Jason Antognoli, Executive Producer Michele Kanan, Executive Producer OUTSTANDING GAME SHOW Family Feud SYNDICATED Gaby Johnston, Executive Producer Kristin Bjorklund, Co-Executive Producer Sara Dansby, Co-Executive Producer Brian Hawley, Co-Executive Producer Michele Roth, Senior Producer Mary Lou Browne, Producer Jan Dubin, Producer Stephen Dukes, Producer Bryce Keigley, Producer Vladislav Latman, Producer Hugh Wright, Producer Jeopardy! SYNDICATED Mike Richards, Executive Producer/Writer Harry Friedman, Executive Producer/Writer Billy Wisse, Editorial Producer/Writer Michele Loud, Editorial Producer/Writer Lisa Broffman, Supervising Producer Rocky Schmidt, Supervising Producer Ken Jennings, Consulting Producer Deb Dittmann, Senior Producer Bob Sofia, Coordinating Producer Brett Schneider, Producer Maggie Speak, Producer Rebecca Erbstein, Senior Segment Producer Grant Loud, Segment Producer Sarah Whitcomb Foss, Segment Producer Corina Nusu, Contestant Producer John Barra, Contestant Producer Debbie Griffin, Writer Jim Rhine, Writer Mark Gaberman, Writer John Duarte, Writer Robert McClenaghan, Writer Matt Caruso, Writer Let's Make a Deal CBS Jennifer Mullin, Executive Producer John Quinn, Executive Producer Jennifer Langheld, Co-Executive Producer Chris Ahearn, Co-Executive Producer Graham Shaw, Co-Executive Producer Aaron Sandler, Supervising Producer Joseph Mancuso, Supervising Producer Ben Tritle, Senior Producer Timothy Feimster, Zonk Producer Shannon Onstot, Supervising Prize Producer Marla Bautista, Post Producer The Price Is Right CBS Evelyn Warfel, Executive Producer Adam Sandler, Co-Executive Producer Dillon Couvillon, Supervising Producer Stan Blits, Co-Producer Chris Donnan, Game Producer Stacey Margetts-Farrell, Senior Show Producer Laura Slobin, Senior Producer Catherine Thoma, Show Producer Jazmin Eckenberg, Post Producer Gina Edwards Nyman, Coordinating Producer Wheel of Fortune SYNDICATED Mike Richards, Executive Producer Steve Schwartz, Supervising Producer Karen Griffith, Supervising Producer Amanda Stern, Senior Producer Bob Sofia, Coordinating Producer Randy Berke, Line Producer Brooke Eaton, Producer Trevor Ward, Senior Segment Producer Stacy Thapthimthong, Senior Segment Producer OUTSTANDING LEGAL/COURTROOM PROGRAM Caught in Providence SYNDICATED Judge Frank Caprio, Host Joseph W. Caprio, Executive Producer Irene Caprio, Executive Producer Brad Johnson, Executive Producer Paula Abdul, Co-Executive Producer John Methia, Senior Producer Steven Aicardi, Producer Jared Methia, Producer Taylor Warf, Producer Ulysses Gallman, Producer David Caprio, Producer John Caprio, Producer Divorce Court FOX Faith Jenkins, Host Juan Bustamante, Co-Host Hank Cohen, Executive Producer Claudia Perez Richards, Executive Producer Randolph Pennington, Executive Producer Sonja Solomun, Line Producer Will Richards, Supervising Producer Crystal Kelly, Senior Producer Andy Hirsch, Senior Booking Producer Deserie Davenport-Walker, Special Projects Producer Andreia Gaspard, Producer Robert Gilmore Jr., Producer Kate Tencza, Producer Ebonice Atkins, Producer Holley Heitz, Producer Deborah Raptis, Producer Jeffrey Kloehn, Producer Tiffany Wilson, Booking Producer Judge Judy SYNDICATED Randy Douthit, Executive Producer Amy Freisleben, Co-Executive Producer Victoria Jenest, Co-Executive Producer Cybil Jordan-Malachi, Supervising Producer Makita Bond, Producer Christy Copeland, Producer Kristen Forbes, Producer Kurstin Haynes, Producer Luci Kwak Bradley, Producer Alex Martinez, Producer Matt Pomfret, Producer Sarah Smith, Producer Marisa Van Den Borre, Producer Jave Galt-Miller, Producer Erica Goings, Producer Jazmine Hooks, Producer Kirk Leins, Coordinating Producer Christopher Thomas, Coordinating Producer Judge Judith Sheindlin, Host Petri Hawkins Byrd, Co-Host Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court SYNDICATED Lauren Lake, Host Jerome Hamilton, Co-Host David Armour, Executive Producer Myeshia Mizuno, Executive Producer Angela Smith, Co-Executive Producer Stacie Saugen Joseph, Coordinating Producer Stephanie L. 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