did beth chamberlin,liz keifer,and micheal o'leary resign contracts on guiding light?
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I think liz keifer,and micheal o'leary are on reoccuring status and I am not sure about beth. \n\nI love GL!!!
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I heard that Mischa Barton wanted to leave the show to pursue other things. The second they said she was going to be going on a boat with her father I knew they would kill her off. The whole last season her role has been diminishing
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I was actually wondering the same thing myself the other day. I don't know why she left I have tried searching on the internet but nothing really. I found this website though but it only tells you about her. Maybe her contract was up and she didn't renew it I don't know.\nSorry couldn't be any help.
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Yes she has resolved her contract issues and is planning on staying on the show, at least temporarily.  One thing she wanted with her contract was "an open exit" which meant she could leave at any time if other opportunities presented themselves.  She is set to do something in prime-time and I guess, if it pans out they will either see if she can juggle them both, or allow her to pursue it.  She does want to stay on daytime, so hopefully she can handle it all.\n\nhttp://www.soapoperadigest.com/news/breaking/
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James Spader, Julie Bowen, Mark Valley, Rene Auberjonois, Candice Bergen, William Shatner, Peter MacNicol, Kerry Washington, Marisa Coughlan, Shelley Berman, Alan Wasserman, Michael Ensign, Page Kennedy, Jason Blicker, Randy Thompson, Jonathan Palmer, Deb Hiett , Scarlett Chorvat, Kurt Scholler , Zylan Brooks.
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Jo is leaving.  Kripke (the creator) said in an interview (which I seem to have lost) that they have been monitoring online fan sites and, regarding the roadhouse and relationships and things, they aren't going to continue doing things that "aren't working."  That obviously means Jo to me.
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I just found out that CBS has bought out UPN and last night is a spin off show that CBS will have.  Joan will be the only person to stay on the show.  Mya, Lynn, Toni and William will all go.
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Yes. I don't watch O.C, but there was an article on yahoo news that came out a few days ago, talking about how Marissa's character is dead. The actress wanted to leave the show.
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Craig Kilborn, Saying Farewell To CBS's 'Late Late Show'\n\nBy Lisa de Moraes\nSaturday, August 14, 2004; Page C07 \n\nCraig Kilborn is bowing out as host of CBS's post-"David Letterman" late-night show. \n\nKilborn failed to reach a deal for a new contract after weeks of talks, sources say, and he and the network were far apart on salary.   \n        \n \nA CBS rep would not discuss the particulars. "We'd been talking to him about a new deal since as early as May, but throughout the summer," the spokesman told The TV Column. \n\nOn Thursday, "Craig just came to us and said that he didn't want to do it anymore, he wanted to do something different," the rep said. \n\nKilborn then got out ahead of the story by telling trade paper Variety late Thursday that he had decided to call it a day so he could have time to "focus on writing and producing different television projects I haven't had time for." \n\nKilborn's last day as host of "The Late Late Show" could come as early as the end of this month. The show was already scheduled to be on hiatus the first two weeks in September. The CBS rep said the search for a replacement began immediately. \n\nThe rep stressed that CBS was happy with Kilborn's performance in the time slot that had been occupied by Tom Snyder from January '95 until shortly before Kilborn debuted in March '99: \n\n"Craig did a really good job for us in that time period. . . . Ratings and revenues did increase pretty substantially, both total viewers and demographics. He did what we asked in the time period, brought us younger viewers and helped us make more money in the time period." \n\nHmm. Let's take a look: \n\nDuring his run, Snyder averaged 1.6 million viewers and a 0.7 rating among 18-to-49-year-olds; the median age of his audience was 42 1/2 years. \n\nIn his tenure, Kilborn's show has averaged 1.5 million viewers and a 0.7 among 18-to-49-year-olds; the median age of his audience is 41 1/2 years, according to Nielsen. This season Kilborn's show has averaged 1.7 million viewers and a 0.7 rating in the demographic group. \n\nMeanwhile, his time-slot competitor, NBC's Conan O'Brien, is averaging nearly 2.6 million viewers -- granted, with a larger lead-in audience provided by Jay Leno than Letterman serves up to Kilborn. \n\nKilborn retains about 39 percent of his Letterman lead-in; O'Brien about 43 percent of Leno's lead-in. In the 18-49 demographic, which is the target audience for these late-night shows, O'Brien hangs on to about 55 percent of Leno's audience and Kilborn about 46 percent of Letterman's. \n\nKilborn was all the rage back when he was a co-anchor of ESPN's "SportsCenter." Then he went to Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," where he was considered so hot Esquire did a feature on him. Kilborn said in the course of that interview that if he ever wanted his female executive producer to do to him what Dick Cheney this summer suggested Sen. Patrick Leahy should do to himself, she would. \n\nKilborn thought to add, "There are a lot of bitches on the staff and hey, they're emotional people." \n\nIs it any wonder that when CBS was looking for someone to replace Snyder and, hopefully, attract more young male viewers, they went with Kilborn instead of Jon Stewart, on whom they had an option? \n\nBut these days, Kilborn is yesterday's news, while his rival O'Brien is the rage. Reportedly Fox and ABC are eyeing O'Brien, who has been itching to get an earlier time slot and very publicly expressed his displeasure that NBC recently signed Leno to "The Tonight Show" through the end of the decade. O'Brien will be available in December. Sources in Hollywood say it would be incredible for CBS to get O'Brien to even entertain the idea of taking Kilborn's slot without a guarantee that Letterman will
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Atiana Coons-Parker\n\nwww.imdb.com
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Elisha Cothbert from the House of Wax. google her
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This episode features the Michael Slover Case. After Karyn Slover was found dead in 1996, prosecutors charged her ex-husband Michael Slover and his parents with her murder, theorising their motive to be a custody dispute over her son. Defence attorneys maintained that no physical evidence proved their guilt, that all three had valid alibis and that Michael Slover passed a lie detector test. The three defendants were convicted in 2002, but their case didn't end there. The Downstate Illinois Innocence Project took up the Slovers' case in 2003 and is building an appeal with his defence attorney and several private investigators. Are they guilty, or are they innocent?
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Melissa Etheridge is a multi-awarding winning, multi-platinum, best selling artist and some might call her and some might call her a role model to the gay and lesbian community. Rosie O'Donnell is comedian and actress and former talk show host, some might call her an activist for gays and lesbians because of her outspoken nature especially when it comes to adoption rights for gays and lesbians. Ellen Degeneres is comedian and currently hosts a syndicated talk show which airs on NBC, former sitcom star and not as much of an activist as the other two, she tends to keep her opinions on gay and lesbian issues quiet. For more info on any of these three women check out the links below and if you really want to know many of them have official websites and blogs.
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no idea but i don't like the story line.\ni don't like beth phoenix much.\nget mickie back to her psycho roots!!!!
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Rob Morrow left the series to pursue a career in films. His character's excuse for leaving Cicely was to live with the Eskimos to "find himself." Dr. Joel Fleischman was replaced by Dr. Phillip Capra played by Paul Provenza.\n\nhttp://us.imdb.com/title/tt0098878/
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From what I hear there was a contract negotiation that did not go her way.  Apparently when UPN and the CW merged some shows were lost form each network.  Thet kept the shows that were doing really well.  The cast of the show allegedly decided that they were going to hold out for more money, sort of like what the cast of Friends did the last year they were on air, remember how they held out for like 30 million an episode?  Well, it did not work out.  The network did not wnat to increase the salaries and she decided not to return...Which really sucks if you ask me cuz the show is not the same.  Sometimes talent gets too big for their britches.  She really should have worked something out for her professional reputation and especially for her fans.
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We can hope, but I can't imagine it getting axed.  It seems to be extremely popular, although I gave it up when Lisa Ling left, and they brought in Elisabeth Hasselbeck.  I cannot stand her at all.  Now a days, I just catch clips of it on youtube.com, and that's enough blabbering for me.  For "professionals", they sure talk over one another an awful lot.