| Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing – Daytime Serials | |
|---|---|
| Awarded for | Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials |
| Country | United States |
| Presented by | Directors Guild of America |
| First awarded | 1991 |
| Last awarded | 2012 |
| Website | www |
The Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Daytime Serials is an annual award that was given by the Directors Guild of America between 1991 and 2012. In 2013, the category was merged into the award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Dramatic Series. [1]
| Year | Program | Episode | Winners and nominees | Network | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 (53rd) | One Life to Live | "Episode #8,205" | Jill Mitwell | ABC | [11] |
| All My Children | "Episode #7,919" | Casey Childs | ABC | ||
| "Episode #7,969" | Conal O'Brien | ||||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #13,562" | Bruce S. Barry | CBS | ||
| "Episode #13,511" | JoAnne Sedwick | ||||
| 2001 (54th) | General Hospital | "Episode #9,801" | William Ludel | ABC | [12] |
| All My Children | "Episode #8,186" | Angela Tessinari | ABC | ||
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "Episode #3,532" | Michael Stich | CBS | ||
| Days of Our Lives | "Episode #8,991" | Randy Robbins | NBC | ||
| One Life to Live | "Episode #8,437" | Gary Tomlin | ABC | ||
| 2002 (55th) | Port Charles | "Episode #1,433" | Scott McKinsey | ABC | [13] |
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "Episode #3,948" | Michael Stich | CBS | ||
| One Life to Live | "Episode #8,655" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | ||
| "Episode #8,691" | Jill Mitwell | ||||
| "Episode #8,656" | Frank Valentini | ||||
| 2003 (56th) | One Life to Live | "Episode #8,849" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | [14] |
| All My Children | "Episode #8,722" | Angela Tessinari | ABC | ||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #14,279" | Susan Strickler | CBS | ||
| Port Charles | "Episode #1,561" | Andrew Lee and Jeff Rabin | ABC | ||
| The Young and the Restless | "Episode #7,784" | Sally McDonald | CBS | ||
| 2004 (57th) | Guiding Light | "Episode #14,321" | Bruce S. Barry | CBS | [15] |
| All My Children | "Episode #8,768" | Conal O'Brien | ABC | ||
| As the World Turns | "Episode #12,166" | Christopher Goutman | CBS | ||
| General Hospital | "Episode #10,461" | Joseph Behar | ABC | ||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #14,322" | Matt Lagle and Brian Mertes | CBS | ||
| 2005 (58th) | General Hospital | "Episode #10,914" | Owen Renfroe | ABC | [16] |
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "Episode #4,623" | Michael Stich | CBS | ||
| Days of Our Lives | "Episode #10,090" | Herbert Stein and Albert Alarr | NBC | ||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #14,696" | Ellen Wheeler | CBS | ||
| One Life to Live | "Episode #9,385" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | ||
| 2006 (59th) | One Life to Live | "Episode #9,779" | Jill Mitwell | ABC | [17] |
| All My Children | "Episode #9,297" | Casey Childs | ABC | ||
| General Hospital | "Episode #11,177" | William Ludel | ABC | ||
| "Episode #11,178" | Scott McKinsey | ||||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #14,905" | Brian Mertes | CBS | ||
| "Episode #14,832" | Ellen Wheeler | ||||
| One Life to Live | "Episode #9,686" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | ||
| 2007 (60th) | One Life to Live | "Episode #9,947" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | [18] |
| All My Children | "Episode #9,669" | Casey Childs | ABC | ||
| As the World Turns | "Episode #12,971" | Christopher Goutman | CBS | ||
| General Hospital | "Episode #11,228" | Scott McKinsey | ABC | ||
| Guiding Light | "Episode #15,221" | Ellen Wheeler | CBS | ||
| 2008 (61st) | One Life to Live | "So You Think You Can Be Shane Morasco's Father?" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | [19] |
| Days of Our Lives | "This Is It" | Noel Maxam | NBC | ||
| "Airplane Crash Aftermath" | Herbert Stein | ||||
| General Hospital | "Luke in Purgatory" | William Ludel | ABC | ||
| "Catch Me If You Can" | Owen Renfroe | ||||
| 2009 (62nd) | As The World Turns | "Once Upon a Time" | Christopher Goutman | CBS | [20] |
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "Fashion Challenge Sabotage" | Cynthia J. Popp | CBS | ||
| General Hospital | "Macho Men" | William Ludel | ABC | ||
| The Young and the Restless | "Billy's New Year's Eve Revelation" | Dean LaMont | CBS | ||
| "Six Minutes and Counting" | Sally McDonald |
| Year | Program | Episode | Winners and nominees | Network | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 (63rd) | One Life to Live | "Starr X'd Lovers, The Musical, Part Two" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | [21] |
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "A Reason to Live – Part 1" | Michael Stich | CBS | ||
| General Hospital | "Francophrenia" | Owen Renfroe | ABC | ||
| One Life to Live | "Starr X'd Lovers, The Musical, Part Three" | Jill Mitwell | |||
| The Young and the Restless | "Ebenezer Newman" | Sally McDonald | CBS | ||
| 2011 (64th) | General Hospital | "Intervention" | William Ludel | ABC | [22] |
| All My Children | "The Send Off" | Casey Childs | ABC | ||
| "In the Wee Small Hours..." | Angela Tessinari | ||||
| The Bold and the Beautiful | "Brooke Berry" | Cynthia J. Popp | CBS | ||
| General Hospital | "Forces of Nature" | Scott McKinsey | ABC | ||
| One Life to Live | "Erika's 40th" | Larry Carpenter | |||
| The Young and the Restless | "From the Grave" | Mike Denney | CBS | ||
| 2012 (65th) | One Life to Live | "Between Heaven and Hell" | Jill Mitwell | ABC | [23] |
| Days of Our Lives | "Trapped" | Albert Alarr | NBC | ||
| General Hospital | "Bad Water" | Larry Carpenter | ABC | ||
| "Magic Milo" | William Ludel | ||||
| "Shot Through The Heart" | Scott McKinsey |
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