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Has anyone been affected by the WGA strike thus far?

They better not let it go too long. We might all wake up and realize t.v. isn't really that important.

That isn't what happens. Last time the WGA struck we saw the dawn of reality TV.

Without writers, producers just come up with cheaper drek.

deek wrote:Has anyone been affected by the WGA strike thus far?

Yeah,... it's made me go

I'll be affected when the Office stops showing new episodes.

Damnit.

I pretty much only watch re-runs, but I watch new episodes of Heroes and Reaper. That's when I'll be affected. Otherwise, I don't give a crap, but it was neat to see high-profile celebrities working the picket lines. That was neat-O

I only watch pbs. and Lost when it in season. Other than that its bbc1 2 &3. So no it isn't gonna affect me.

Leno is in re-runs.

I was surprised anybody was still writing for TV. It all seems random, poorly conceived and haphazard. They should have their pay cut. Best program on TV is 'Sunrise Earth' and its just reality TV. :^D

Then you have yet to realize the genius of 30 Rock, The Office or Boston Legal.

You wont find those in the high-horse, upper digital cable channel wasteland

Oliver's Army wrote:Then you have yet to realize the genius of 30 Rock, The Office or Boston Legal.

You wont find those in the high-horse, upper digital cable channel wasteland

DENNY CRANE.

anderson wrote:

Oliver's Army wrote:Then you have yet to realize the genius of 30 Rock, The Office or Boston Legal.

You wont find those in the high-horse, upper digital cable channel wasteland

DENNY CRANE.

I really like Boston Legal, but it gets kinda preachy sometimes.

The Office and 30 Rock ... Brilliant.

Krieves wrote:The Office

Last night's episode wasn't very good. I was hoping Michael would start hallucinating from the mushrooms. Although, I did laugh my ass off when Dwight tackled him to keep him from swallowing them.