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I'm not sure if writers are still on strike (hasn't been in the news) or everything on TV is just repeats.

 

I mostly miss Fallon and Colbert. I record them to watch the following day.

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The WGA strike continues today.  I've walked by picket lines at several locations recently.

 

The DGA just renegotiated a contract and SAG-AFTRA talks are said to be very productive in order to avoid a strike.  If they settle, I imagine the WGA would settle shortly on similar terms.

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@Shanus 

The Writer's strike is still ongoing, negotiations have failed, it's on our local news station daily.

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@Shanus   The writers strike continues and now there are other groups threatening strikes as well.

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I hope they settle this soon. Bad enough there is nothing on right now but to delay it going into the fall would be ridiculous Woman Frustrated

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well...I fall asleep faster at least as the late night stale ,repeated news & comedy are leftovers from months ago ! I do hope they can come to fair agreements soon.

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@Commoner Exec Mr Wilkes wrote:

The WGA strike continues today.  I've walked by picket lines at several locations recently.

 

The DGA just renegotiated a contract and SAG-AFTRA talks are said to be very productive in order to avoid a strike.  If they settle, I imagine the WGA would settle shortly on similar terms.


 

@Commoner Exec Mr Wilkes 

 

Are you in SoCal?   

 

 

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@Shanus wrote:

I'm not sure if writers are still on strike (hasn't been in the news) or everything on TV is just repeats.

 

I mostly miss Fallon and Colbert. I record them to watch the following day.


 

@Shanus 

 

Yes, the picket lines are still at the entrance of every studio. 

 

Interestingly, a new wrinkle ... people driving by see the picketers and beep their horns like crazy, to offer support.  Now there are a few official-looking signs warning that "excessive car horn noise" will be ticketed. 

 

I guess the studios' neighbors are tired of the car horns, no matter how much they support the writers.   Can you blame them?  lol

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I am in NYC, Manhattan. 

 

There are pickets periodically at NBC in Rockefeller Center, Netflix headquarters,  HBO headquarters and Amazon offices.

 

I think there are other picket locations at studios in Brooklyn.

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It's my impression that many writers have been on strike since the mid-90s.

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