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Writers’ Strike: Talks Resume
Tuesday November 27, 2007
Sandra Oh during the Writer's Guild of America strike on November 20, 2007, Hollywood, CA.
Misha Erwitt / Polaris
Tuesday November 27, 2007
Misha Erwitt / Polaris
Fear not, Grey’s Anatomy and Desperate Housewives fans: The writers’ strike may be close to coming to an end.
Writers and studio executives are expected to meet for the second time in two days on Tuesday, the Associated Press reports.
On Monday, writers — who want to be compensated for DVD sales and work shown on the Internet — met at an undisclosed location for the first time since talks broke down November 4.
The industry blog, Deadline Hollywood, reported that a deal could be in place before Christmas.
Reps for the Writers Guild and the Alliance for Motion Picture & Television, which represents studios and networks, declined to comment.
Tell Us: What show are you most looking forward to returning?
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Posted by Lindsay Powers at 9:25 am ET
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7:25 PM
Anonymous Says:
1:15 PM
Chuck Says:
To find out how the strike helps Hillary when she deserves none of it, check out this new hit piece on Hillary at thirdrailradio.blogspot.com
10:23 AM
Anonymous Says:
Writer strike? Ask Stephen King. He is sleazy and trashy, but damn prolific...
10:28 PM
Anonymous Says:
BIg Bang Theory
6:15 PM
Anonymous Says:
The Office!!!
6:15 PM
Anonymous Says:
The Office!!!
3:50 PM
Anonymous Says:
The Office!!
2:23 PM
Anonymous Says:
12:35 No I'm not the one pushing these sites. Some guy was always talking about molesting children and I was going to turn him in. Quite a few people jumped on me saying freedom of speech. I agree w/ 12:23.
12:35 PM
Anonymous Says:
11:53 AM Anonymous Says:
Where the hec was everyone when huge banana was going on and on about molesting children? Now you want to Us to start editing? Freedom of speech is what everyone here told me. Go suffer.
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not sure what you're talking about, but are you the person pushing these idiot sites? please stop.
12:23 PM
Anonymous Says:
David Letterman!!
12:23 PM
Anonymous Says:
Read the First Ammendment, you will be surprised what is says about 'freedom of speech'. The rags and media have gone way beyond what was set forth in the constitution.
12:20 PM
Anonymous Says:
The stars they show marching can afford to be out of work for a while, the majority can not! People will lose their homes, cars, food will be scarce and screw Christmas. Think of the true ones suffering in this strike, not the stars out for publicity.
12:18 PM
Anonymous Says:
This strike was never a secret, all knew it was in the works - shows should have been written in advance, some comedians might try writing their own jokes ... seems all drama to me.
12:17 PM
Anonymous Says:
None are writers so why are they even out there, it's all mute - and I agree, without cameras they wouldn't be there.
12:16 PM
Anonymous Says:
I wonder how many stars would be out there if the cameras were not?! The solidarity only seems to last as long as the cameras are clicking. If they truly cared, they would avoid the cameras, march and keep their mouths shut.
11:53 AM
Anonymous Says:
Where the hec was everyone when huge banana was going on and on about molesting children? Now you want to Us to start editing? Freedom of speech is what everyone here told me. Go suffer.
11:43 AM
Anonymous Says:
10:30 I'm in!
10:30 AM
Anonymous Says:
okay, folks, are you as sick as I am of this freak who keeps posting bogus websites....contact
letters@usmagazine.com
If enough of us write in that are fed up, they will check this perv's ISP and be able to block or boot them (I vote for filing harassment charges). Thanks.
10:18 AM
david Says:
She seems familiare. Oh, yes I saw her pics on 'sugarmatchmaker.com' before. She was a certified millionaire there. Is she lonely or what?
