Network evening newscasts will go dark after the '08 elections and their news divisions disbanded.
ping
p.s. Yes, I know about the strike, but it didn't have anywhere near the impact or dire consequences that were predicted.
what’s “TV”?
Oh thank goodness the strike is over, I haven’t slept for three months wringing my hands over this.........../sarc OFF
Gosh, with all of these talented writers going back to work full time......I sure hope they don’t pull “The Biggest Loser” off the air.....
I didn’t care that there was a strike because I seldom watch any of those shows. Two shows that I like are “Monk” and “The Closer.”
I bought the DVD package of “Rick Steves’ Europe, 2000-2007: All 70 Shows,” and I’ve been enjoying that.
Who’s been on strike?
Can’t say I noticed...
Glad to see that the last season of Battlestar Galactica will be finished. That and LOST — the other shows can bite the dust. :-)
Pity the strike had to end. Most of these writers contribute nothing positive or uplifting for society.
The TV / Movie Industry are a pathetic wasteland. I gave up TV in 2000 and my life has been freed from the stupidy of pop culture and leftist group-think.
Read a book America...go out and experience life. Time spent watching TV is time you will never recapture.
My $.02
Am I the only one to have noticed their strike?
The strike is over, now they can go back to creating depraved, anti-family, anti-value pro-gay trash.
Well, the strike affected BSG and Smallville which probably needed to end anyway.
"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus
I don’t even watch network television but I don’t buy into this article.
I’m reminded of the long baseball strikes and how people said they would NEVER go back to baseball. Today baseball is more popular than it has been in decades.
... maybe folks would still wanna watch