I will give Garin Wolf this--when he head-wrote GH during the Writers' Strike, he did a better job of utilizing the whole cast than Guza has done in ages. I'm not thrilled that a writer who scabbed during the strike is being rewarded with the headwriter spot, and I can think of a number of writers I would've preferred to get the gig. But Guza has been recycling material and spinning his wheels for so long, I can't help but think Wolf will do better.