Oh, this ain't good. Not good at all. The last time this happened, Moonlighting was ruined. Let's hope some of today's best shows don't suffer such a fate.
Hey, I'm a writer...and a guild supporter and all for a union (CALL ME NORMA RAE). So, I totally don't blame them for needing to strike. Who I do blame are the friggin' greedy-ass producers who can't find a way to stop this from happening, because they're too worried about lining their own pockets. So, Hwood big wigs -- get your shit together -- cause you're nowhere without writers. Try it without them. You'll see.Writers Guild votes overwhelmingly to authorize a strike
In what union officials say is a record turnout, 90% of members approve a walkout if a contract can't be settled by Oct. 31.
Hollywood's film and TV writers are ready to trade their pens for picket signs if they can't reach a deal with their employers by Halloween.
Members of the Writers Guild of America voted by an overwhelming margin to authorize their leaders to call a strike if they can't negotiate a three-year contract with the major studios to replace one that expires Oct. 31. Of 5,507 members who voted, 90% favored granting a strike authorization. Guild officials said the turnout was a record for the union, which has nearly 12,000 members. [la times]
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i love it when millionaires battle millionaires.
ooops, i thought it was actors vs producers... most writers probably aren't millionaires are they? although they probably do ok.
depends. i'd say the majority get the screws.
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