Premiere Pro CS5.5 Not Showing Correct Video in Sequence - URGENT

I have been working on a film that I need out by next Wednesday and for some reason Premiere is showing the WRONG videos in the timeline/viewer. I have done numerous edits in After Effects via Adobe Dynamic Link. It replaces other video with random clips I've done edits to in After Effects via Adobe Dynamic Link instead of the correct video file, either edited in After Effects via Dynamic Link or just a plain video clip without editing in After Effects. This is extremly frustrating in that I have to have the film out by next week and this has never happened before! Any response is welcome!!

when I try to open a changed name comp in After Effects, it automatically directs me to another project and I didn't even click open
Do you have multiple AE projects that contain comps with the same name? For example: Project01 contains comp01, and Project02 also contains comp01? If so, you'll have to sort that out as well. Give the projects and the comps in them unique names if they will all be used in the same Premiere Pro project.
Consider using a single AE project that contains all your linked comps -- it will make the Replace With After Effects Composition command in Pr less useful, but it may help simplify and organize things overall.
Once all of your AE projects and comps are re-named, you may have to go through your Pr project and manually re-link all of the AE comps. Maybe I shouldn't have said "everything will sort itself nicely".
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