Looks like the Writers Strike is over! I read that show runners will be back at work tomorrow.

What does it mean for your fave show? You can check out this post over at TV Guide and find out ( Read more... )

Over at wga_supporters, there's some strike line photos. One of them is Strike Captain David Abramowitz! Go here, third photo down.

How many new episodes does your favourite show have left? You can check here.

TV Shows See Strike as a Second Chance

In the television business the grim reality of the writers’ strike has set in, with the prospect of a long shutdown of scripted shows growing stronger by the day ( Read more... )

The WGA has Ninja support. And smelly Vikings.

Meant to mention that I read on the PWFC list that they think Peter had filmed at least his first episode already. So if nothing else, we'll get to see that before the new episodes run out. Which is cool, because I'm liking MiT more and more as time goes on. I think he's going to be great on it! Last night's episode was very enjoyable.

Before I get to that, I threw together a WGA support icon last night. I was trying to think up some sort of an original catch phrase, and this was the result -- It Starts With a Story [shrug] Better than nothing. Anyway, if anyone is still in need of an icon, this one is snagable, for what that's worth.

( And now for TV last night... )

A number of U.S. television shows shooting in the Vancouver area are on the brink of shutting down because of the American screenwriters' strike, a move that would throw hundreds of actors and stagehands out of work and deal a major blow to an already struggling industry.

The rest here.

I've seen this mentioned on a few blogs dealing with the strike. The idea is to mail envelopes with four pennies to the studio heads. Like the peanut mailing the Jericho fans did.

Is Time Running Out on 24?

No 24=No PW=bummed out.