Showing posts with label writers strike. Show all posts
Showing posts with label writers strike. Show all posts

Saturday, March 15, 2008

My PSA About The Return of TV

Well, with the end of the Writers' Strike a few weeks ago, shows are back in production.

Click to find out when your favorite shows come back on.

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Wednesday, February 13, 2008

Getting Paid Is Nice

So the writers' strike is officially over. The WGA members voted overwhelmingly to approve the deal with the studios.

The writers are set to go back to work today. This means that any seasons to be salvaged could feasibly air again in about 6 weeks.

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Sunday, February 10, 2008

Is The Strike Going To End This Week?

The Writers' Guild and the Producers may have reached a deal that will end the strike. It's a three-year deal that will include actually being paid for work available online. Nothing feels good like being paid for your hard work, no?

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Friday, February 8, 2008

Does This Mean I Get More Than Eight Episodes of Lost This Season?

I have said before that I love the writers' strike. I would sacrifice the second half of Lost season 4 for the writers to be fairly paid. But if I don't have to, that would be spectacular.

Speculation is that the strike could end as soon as next week. Which means some TV seasons could be salvaged to a certain extent. Which would be great for the viewers who don't care about fair compensation and are simply crying over their lost shows.

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Saturday, February 2, 2008

Striking Writers and Studios Talking

First off let me say, I love the writers' strike. When I heard how little they recieve for DVDs and Internet, I was nearly ill to think of how many movies I own. I will gladly take a miniature season of Lost if it means the writers get paid fairly.

Anyhoo, according to the New York Times, the writers and the studios are in informal talks that could mean the end of the strike is near. I hope the writers get what they are asking for and don't settle for something less than they deserve.

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