Force Majeure
November 16th, 2007E News - Studio Applies Majeure Force to Office, 30 Rock - Amy Poehler | Tina Fey
Kind of sad to see pseudo-ultraliberal Hollywood/NY media businesses play it this way.
PAY THE DAMN WRITERS! I need my 30 Rock. Also, NBC needs to beef up their servers. Kinda slow, peacock. o
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November 16th, 2007 at 10:32 pm
Be prepare for an onslaught of more REALITY TV! I know a couple production companies (my roommate’s for one, and I’m sure many many more) out in lala land are currently working triple overtime to squeeze out EVERY single writer-free reality pitch they can.
But look on the bright side, I bet Heather will be THRILLED with all the top-choice trash that’s about to grace your television.
November 16th, 2007 at 10:35 pm
It’s like the old chestnut sez: “Them that has, gits.”
Why pay writers and actors when reality television ::shudder:: has so many viewers?
I refuse to watch anything on the internet.
If you have satellite, you might want to catch some of our tasty Canuck programming.
I recommend the Rick Mercer Report, especially his “Talking to Americans” segment.
Oh. No, that would only be funny to Canadians, eh?
November 18th, 2007 at 8:59 pm
Dude. Duuuude. I am so with you on all of this, especially the part about NBC beefing up their servers.
November 18th, 2007 at 9:56 pm
Most strikes can be avoided if a small part of the profits are allowed to flow down river instead of trying to delay the sharing as long as possible.
For many years I was not able to find much of anything on TV that was enjoyable and then Lost appeared. What followed was a stream of decent programming including Heroes and Life. Once again I was watching network television but I have a feeling that it might not last.
Pay these people a decent wage and benefit package.