Guiding Light/Episode 13437

Episode 13437
Season 49, Episode 116
Airdate	June 15, 2000
Production Number	13437
Written by	Barbara Esensten, James Harmon Brown, Michael Conforti, Christopher Dunn, Maura Penders, Donna Swajeski, Tita Bell, Jill Lorie Hurst, Penelope Koechl, David Kreizman, Jenelle Lindsay, Melissa Salmons, John Viscardi
Directed by	Matt Lagle senior director Bruce S. Barry
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Guiding Light — Season Forty-Nine

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Episode 13431 is the one-hundred sixteenth episode of the forty-ninth season of Guiding Light, and the thirteen thousand four-hundred thirty-seventh episode overall.

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Plot Overview

Harley reveals to Cassie and Blake that Phillip is the father of Beth’s baby. The shocked women try to comfort Harley who still wants to support Lizzie during the transplant, but she wonders how she can face Phillip at the hospital. Meanwhile, Phillip arrives at the Bauer residence and tells Rick that Harley knows everything. Phillip wonders if Harley will ever forgive him. Rick assures him that Harley still loves him and tells him to focus on Lizzie right now. At Carmen’s memorial service, Ray gives Danny a letter that Carmen wrote on her deathbed. Danny reads the letter out loud at the service, which says that Carmen has left a statement with her lawyer that implicates all of the crime families. If any of her children are ever harmed, the letter will be turned over to the police. Michelle is overjoyed as she and Danny will be safely out of the mob world, but she is unaware that the letter is a fake. David promises Ruth that he will ensure that she is not charged in Carmen’s murder case. David informs Vicky that he had to cancel their romantic getaway to help Ruth. Later, Vicky tells Ruth that David is helping her because pities her. Selena overhears and calls Vicky on her jealousy.

Credits

• Executive Producer: Paul Rauch
• Senior Producer: Robert D. Kochman
• Coordinating Producer: Alexandra Johnson
• Associate Producer: Jan Conklin
• Assistant Producer: Maria Macina
• Production Designer: Rick Dennis
• Art Director: Rob Odorisio
• Scenic Designers: Maureen Going, Kennon Rothchild
• Set Designers: Barry Axtell, Shelley Barclay
• Costume Designer: Suzanne Schwarzer
• Assistant Costume Designer: Alyson Hui
• Casting Director: Rob Decina
• Assistant Casting Director: Melanie Haseltine
• Supervising Music Director: Barbara Miller-Gidaly
• Music Director: Gary Deinstadt
• Lighting Designers: Tony Girolami, Brain W, McRae
• Associate Directors: Tracey Hanley Bryggman, Matthew Lagle, Natasha Katzive
• Stage Managers: Ann Vettel, Adam Rest, Joe Willmore
• Production Assistants: Ilene K. Frankel, Charles Grayauskie
• Assistant to the Executive Producer: Bill Runyon
• Assistant to the Writers: Danielle Page
• Production Coordinators: Dana Halber, Stephanie Lawrence, Brett Staneart
• Script Coordinator: John Rajeski
• Production Manager: Louis J. Grieci
• Unit Manager: Kimberly Armstrong
• Facility Managers: Weston Almong, Susan Shannon
• Production Administrator: Linda Mysel
• Technical Director: Robert F. Eastman
• Audio: Butch Inglese
• Video: Howard C. Rosenzweig, Bill Vignari
• Videotape Editors: Thomas K. Bornkamp, Richie Sens
• Chief Engineer: John P. Valentino
• Engineering: Sal Pitta, Stan Stepniewski
• Cameras: Jerry Gruen, Mark Schneider, Tom Stallone
• Boom Operators: Tony Valentino, Eric Worth
• Sound Effects: Joseph Gallant
• Music Mixer: Doug Kent
• Utility: Andrew Capuano
• Make-Up: Joseph Cola, Helen M. Gallagher, Paul Gebbia
• Hair Dressers: Linda Williams, Ralph Stanzione, Anthony Yeader
• Wardrobe: Rose Cuervo, Barry Mazurek
• Scenic Artists: Ralph Cava, Mary Citarella, Thomas Southern, James St. Clair
• Title Design: Wayne Fitzgerald
• Theme Music Composer: Rob Mounsey
• Executive in Charge of Production: Mary Alice Dwyber-Dobbin