When Do We Get Our Post-Strike TV Shows?

By FRAZIER MOORE .

NEW YORK (AP) — No more writers on picket lines. No more network TV bosses scrambling for replacement shows. But enough about them. What about us? Two simple questions prey on every viewer's mind: When will my favorite scripted programs be back with new episodes? And, WILL my favorite shows be back?

Here are the short-and-sweet answers from industry insiders after the three-month Hollywood writers' strike:

_ Many hit series (such as ABC's "Desperate Housewives" and "Grey's Anatomy," as well as CBS' "CSI" trio) will be back this spring for what's left of the current season, with anywhere from four to seven new episodes. But don't bet on weaker, "on-the-bubble" shows (NBC's "Bionic Woman" and CBS' "Moonlight," for example) returning until fall, if then.

_ And be prepared to muster a little more patience. A minimum of four weeks will be needed for producers to get the first post-strike episode of comedies (such as CBS' "Two and a Half Men" and NBC's "My Name Is Earl") started from scratch and back on the air; a drama will require six to eight weeks from concept to broadcast.

But there's no simple rule of thumb, added these TV execs, most of whom agreed to speak only on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to talk to the media. Every show is its own special case.

If a series had a script near completion when the strike was called in November, it's got a head start resuming production now.

For example, CBS' "Criminal Minds" had one script in progress and a network-approved outline for another, said co-executive producer Chris Mundy, who cited something else that gives his show an advantage: "We didn't have to break down our sets. We're luckier than most."

Meanwhile, a complicated serial drama with vast technical demands — notably the NBC hit "Heroes" — may not be deemed worth returning this season at all. The cost of ramping up for such a production may not justify that expense when only a handful of episodes are being ordered.

Other shows, including ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money" and NBC's "Chuck," also aren't expected until fall. And Fox's "24" is unlikely to be back until early 2009.

Adding to this vexing calculus, each network will have to integrate its returning series into a prime-time schedule that, during the strike, has adapted to the absence of those shows with substitute fare.

Networks will also continue rolling out new series that were in the can before the strike. A CBS sitcom, "Welcome to the Captain," debuted just last week, as did NBC's dramedy "Lipstick Jungle." Fox has no fewer than four new dramas and comedies on tap.

No wonder if, amid all this turmoil, the networks will be rationing their new, post-strike product. They say they don't want to put fresh episodes at risk of getting lost in the shuffle.

"The networks will have to decide the tipping point: How many new shows is too many?" said Katherine Pope, president of Universal Media Studios, which, like NBC, is part of NBC Universal.

But a potential game-changer could be in the cards: One or more networks might elect to extend the season beyond May, which, of course, would call for even more new episodes. The chances of that happening aren't great. Viewership traditionally dips during summer months, and networks don't like running their best stuff when viewers aren't watching. But the post-strike landscape may not bow to tradition any more than the season has thus far.

Next season, too, is already being shaped by the strike.

NBC wants us to know it's been planning ahead. It recently announced a series pickup for the American adaptation of "Kath & Kim," a comedy hit in Australia. Likely to premiere this fall, it was a straight-to-series order that required no pilot.

But overall, the so-called development process for next fall has been delayed by the strike. Don't expect the usual crush of freshman shows right after Labor Day. And that looming void could have an impact on what we see (or don't see) this spring. In some cases, a network will opt to bank a series' remaining episodes to help fill the autumn programming gap.

These are decisions that must be made quickly, and industry execs say they prepared for numerous contingencies as the strike wore on.

"But until the studio and network and show runner for each series can get in a room together and talk, we don't have answers," said a studio executive, who spoke on condition of anonymity because she was not authorized to speak to the media. Many such meetings were expected to take place Monday.

Damon Lindelof is eager for some answers. An executive producer of ABC's mystery serial "Lost," he should learn this week what his show's future holds as it closes out its fourth season.

"Lost" has been back on the air just two weeks. But the strike meant a planned 16-episode shooting schedule was halted after just eight episodes were shot. Fans braced themselves for no more this season.

"But we very much want to come back and do as many episodes as possible," said Lindelof, who then listed a few issues that first need to be settled.

"How many episodes can best serve our story? And what are the production realities?" He noted that the shooting facility in Hawaii, 2,500 miles from his Los Angeles office, had been shuttered since Thanksgiving. The crew has dispersed, the huge cast has scattered.

The first new post-strike episode of "Lost" could possibly be ready for broadcast the week after episode eight appears, he said. There likely would be three or four more after that.

Could there be even more?

"I'd be surprised if the network wanted to air episodes deep into the summer," he said. But if all the pieces fell into place, "Lost" fans would be blessed: "I don't see why we couldn't deliver all eight remaining episodes."

That kind of zeal should warm viewers' hearts. Lindelof and the rest of TV's creative community seem delighted to be back.

Almost as delighted as we are.

Writers Strike: Worth It?

What was THAT all about? A three-and-a-half month strike. $2 billion hit on the LA economy. Thousands put out of work. About 70 "housekeeping deals" - writers put on retainer - killed outright. Dozens, hundreds of shows shut down.

In the very cold light of dawn, the new deal doesn't really look all that great given the fall-out. On the page, the numbers actually look kinda puny. After all that - all that picketing, too - here's (part of) what writers ended up with: "residuals [will be] paid at 0.36 percent of distributors gross receipts for the first 100,000 downloads of a TV program and the first 50,000 downloads of a feature. After that, residuals are paid at 0.7 percent of distributors gross receipts for television programs and 0.65 percent for feature films.”

And that's just in the third year of this deal.

Now, let's get out my calculator - five of the most dangerous words in the English language - and see what this comes to. If we're talking (hypothetically) about "The Office" which goes for $1.99 (although it's no longer available on iTunes, but just stay with me here), and you reach the threshold of 100,000 copies downloaded, then that comes...to the grand total...of...$720.00.

In Los Angeles, I believe, that's the typical weekly grocery bill.

That's if you get to 100 large. Most shows don't do that well. Few do in fact. Of, course, my math could be all wrong (probably is) and I'm prejudiced by what appear to be very picayune figures. The Writers Guild would say that I've missed the point. This is about the FUTURE. This is about erasing PAST INJUSTICES. This is about GETTING OUR FAIR SHARE and tapping into the DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE OF THE NEXT DECADE. In that sense, they're certainly right. The producers wanted to indefinitely delay any new media payout pending a "careful industry study." Oh, yeah, we know all about THOSE careful industry studies.

For writers, the crucible that this strike was forged upon were DVDs. Twenty years ago, scribes pretty much abdicated any significant residual stream from videos because they were an unknown new business, and who the heck knew what they were gonna do? Videos boomed, then DVDs; writers got chump change from this revolution. Ironically, DVD residuals ended up taking a back seat in this negotiation because the Guild was hell-bent on getting Internet residuals.

A stray thought here: What if the real cash comes from DVDs in the next ten years, while downloading and streaming remain small potatoes? Clearly, the "distributors' gross" from the sale of a DVD is going to be far higher than an Internet sale simply because DVDs cost more.

One more stray thought: I think this battle was as much about the past as the future. Knotted deep within the DNA of Hollywood is distrust between writers and suits. Writers always think the suits are trying to screw them over - either financially or creatively; suits think writers are whiny layabouts who dress badly. Both camps hate each other and almost always have - though you have to go way back to the '20s when the first stirrings of this antipathy occurred. It's a fascinating, complex, serpentine story, but I think this latest strike proved (once again and thanks, Faulkner) that the past isn't dead - it isn't even past.

Has the Writers Strike Come to an end??

The ice appears to be cracking in Hollywood's long, cold winter of picket lines, shuttered productions and canceled award shows. As early as this week, the Writers Guild of America, which has been on strike for three months, may be presented with a new contract. With two key industry events fast approaching — the Academy Awards and TV pilot season — the writers and the studios have had plenty of incentive to return to the negotiating table and get past the rancor that doomed the early talks. Thanks to a deal hammered out by directors, they have also had a road map to a contract.
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Despite rumors and media reports of a deal struck over the weekend, WGA presidents Patric Verrone and Michael Winship e-mailed their members Sunday, saying, "We are still in talks and do not yet have a contract... Picketing will resume on Monday." The Alliance of Motion Picture Television Producers (AMPTP) also waved off reports of a done deal, though an AMPTP source said to "stay tuned."

WGA negotiators are expected to bring the union's board of directors a rough contract on Monday, the result of recent bargaining sessions attended by News Corp chairman Peter Chernin, Walt Disney chief executive Robert Iger and WGA negotiators David Young, John F. Bowman and Verrone. The negotiators have used the contract producers struck with the Directors' Guild of America last month as something of a template. That deal doubles residual payments for films and TV shows sold online and grants the union jurisdiction over shows created for the Internet.

Once the DGA deal got writers and studios back at the bargaining table, the WGA was the first to make concessions, dropping its demands to unionize writers on animated movies and reality TV shows. The studios, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times, are offering the writers a slightly sweeter deal than they did the directors, paying more for shows that are streamed free on ad-supported web sites. The directors get a flat $1,200 fee for the entire first year of streaming, a prospect that underwhelmed many striking writers.

"The DGA deal had some positive elements, but it was, 'eh'," says John Aboud, a WGA strike captain and contributor to the strike blog UnitedHollywood.com. "The pressure on everyone has been building. The creative community on an emotional level can't afford to lose the Oscars, and the companies can't afford to lose them on a financial level."

If the WGA board approves the tentative deal Monday, contract language will be finalized over the next several days or weeks. If past Hollywood strikes are any guide, the writers may resume work before every detail of the contract is agreed upon. With less than two weeks to pen some Oscar patter and with plenty of productions anxious to resume, writers may want to start flexing their typing fingers.

what is wrong with todays business man ?

I am not sure how the rich stay rich, have you ever wondered? they seem to be the planets stupidest people, Rich business owners may have started out smart but over the years they have become just plan dumb, so much for "WEALTHY IS HEALTHY", here is the reason I think Rich people are stupid...and these are my thoughts...

when I say rich I mean mainly people who own businesses across the country,and over seas, now I have to exclude Donald Trump, the only name that comes to mind because I have read about him I met him once in New Hampshire when I was younger he seems to me as a very smart man with morals or at least better then most wealthy men's his standards are way above the rest in today's business world ,he is at the top of the food chain, when compared to the number of other wealthy people that in this world only he comes to mind..

1.Rich Business owners and most of the managers that are business watch dogs for the most part treat employees like shit, they act as if they are the under belly of their business,when in fact they are what can make or brake their business but how are they thanked ? they offer them little or no health care,little or no time off, most offer time off but mostly without pay,some vacation a week after a year, they offer no profit sharing, or very little , 401 k plans don't mean squat when there is not good health Insurance offered, you have to wait in most cases years before you can cash them in, and if you do manage to cash one early they come with tax penalties,and fees its only good for retirement not emergency money, you never get out of a 401 k that you invest unless you are ready to retire and,without good health care chances are you won't live long enough to see that money.

2. Business owners and operators are over working their employees to a point no one wants to come to work anymore, with VERY little or no incentives they have to come to work they are forced to they need to live and pay bills but if they had a choice,why should they? In many cases these companies are not offering any over time and their managers are standing by punch clocks to make sure you are not paid a minute more then your worth so they can get that bonus pay for saving the company money.they are laying off or mostly forcing out others in the company and expect you to do the work of two sometimes three people,same pay more work no over time.

3. today's business owners and their operators have lost sight of what makes a business run and operate its very simple..A. Pride in your work...b. Principle, do what you say you will do and stand by it...C. respect for the PEOPLE WHO WORK FOR YOU.
by the way a.b.and c. costs nothing , D Incentives for a 100 dollars of good health Insurance you pay for the company pays for half E. competition be GREAT at what you do not just do as much as you can when you are there and then get out..F. employee appraisal sit down with someone and tell them they are doing a good job,give them something to improve on and then let them know they are Valued, today a company would go into dry heaves if they had to tell someone that they are doing a good job that would make the rich business man scared that an employee might take that for a good opportunity to ask for a raise, can't have that!!!


the days are gone when a company thought of you as "family" or cared about your kids being sick, your mom or dad dieing or you getting sick, and this is where today's business man are lost confused or just plan stupid, when confronted with these personal problems, he or she acts like they have just entered a three legged special Olympics race, and says well we have a health plan it might cost you 100 dollars a week and there is a 1000 deductible and a 401 k plan for every 500 dollars we give a hundred ,what more do you want??? and the stupidest thing is some business owners are making people quit so they don't have to pay unemployment piling more and more work on them, making their jobs so hard or imposable they have little or no choice but to quit or look for another job, and cutting their hours from full time to part time , now how cheap is that...that's not only cheap but it gives a new meaning to scrooge, are there no work houses? are there no prisons?

we need to get back to the 80's when business were not just businesses they were an extended family and treated you that way too, when they cared about the quality of your life and your kids and not the quantity of there product, workers tend to work harder and stay longer when they are treated with respect and not treated like they can be replaced, by monkeys...smarten up stop drinking from the "I am a dumb ass greedy prick fountain" and get back on track, before the only ones that will want to buy your products ARE monkeys..

The Rich Mans God

The rich mans god, is greedy.

The rich mans god sleeps well at night with satin sheets and a full belly, never giving a thought about others that will go hungry and homeless.

The rich mans god buys land from the poor at rock bottom prices then promising them good things by kicking them off the land and moving more rich mans gods into newly built condos.

The rich mans god is selfish and waits for the poor man to give to charity before he offers to help with his money if at all, but when he does it has to involve something free in exchange like free ads or contracts something that has value to him.

The rich mans god is a true believer in god and will share his wisdom with you as long as you can afford it, he don't believe that old saying about the Camel and the eye of a needle thing it wasn't about him, Jesus was poor, cared too much about others and was uneducated.


The rich mans god is spiteful and buys as much as he can at any cost as long as its low cost so he can sell it for 10 times the amount for profit.

The rich mans god lives in a huge house,and have many of them, and mocks others who are homeless, he is often the one who says I don't want a shelter in my neighborhood

The rich mans god eats the finest foods and drinks the finest wines then throws his trash away in golden cans, and will shoot you if you go near it.

The rich mans god is arrogant and has a very low opinion of anyone who is not him.

The rich mans god folds up and can be easily placed in a wallet, it can also be turned into stocks and bonds it is often kept away from you because he is educated your not that is not his fault, he laughs and says, he is a have, and you are a have not.


The rich mans god is deceitful and has control of fossil fuels,and pharmaceuticals after all there is no money in the cure, so he can raise the prices as he see fit, not that it matters but this also affects the price of food so the poor and sick will starve all for the greater good and sacrifice so his kind will survive

The rich mans god is a graven Image, of gold and silver, that does well on the stock exchange.

the rich mans god controls the Government, he is Democratic and republican Independent and grass rooted.

The rich mans god believe nothing he sees and nothing he hears he often calls himself a " realest" meaning you can't trust your heart if you don't have one.

The rich mans god believe in the right to bare arms and never questions it because its in the constitution and makes him money even when faced with numbers that show how many Americans are against them

The rich mans god does not believe in poles or pollsters, unless he is up for election then it matters.



The rich mans god does not believe or condone or even participate in the killing of hundreds of innocent people unless,it can blamed on someone else,the weather(hurricane) or terrorist to make this work there has to be other rich mans gods near to the event to discredit and distort the facts.


The rich mans god does not believe in the 4Th amendment this is why the patriot act was easily pass though congress in the sooner then you think future I could very well be arrested and imprisoned because of this blog/post.

The rich mans god was raised by jackals, and is often referred to by the poor mans god as Satan

written by Paulzpc

More Trailer Trash Removed from Florida Coast??

I came cross this Article that had me SO angry I thought that I would share with you some of the most outrageous thinking in this country, to this day I will never be more Insulted and ashamed to live in a country that allows this kind of thinking and behavior its staggering , below this crap that was written is my response in a comment I was very angry so understand that what I was writing was coming from the heart I live In a trailer and in a trailer park, and for one refuse to be describe as " Trailer Trash"

It’s happening again: According to a story in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, a whole bunch of trailer trash retirees are being evicted from a waterfront park and being replaced with rich condomites. Developer Mark Flannagan is quoted as saying, “Affordable housing doesn’t belong on the water.” Darn straight! We don’t want affordable housing anywhere along our coast. The fact that hundreds of senior citizens will have no place to go doesn’t bother us. Well, maybe it bothers us a little. It bothers Flanagan enough that he’s offering to build replacement housing “at cost” as long as the goverment provides free land. In other words, he wants a government subsidy to help him get richer and perhaps help ease his tiny, shriveled little Republican conscience. State Senator Mike “Road Rage” Bennett (R - Construction Industry) wants to make sure he gets it, too.

Bennett is one of those rock-ribbed “get government out of my life and lower my taxes” people except when it comes to his own interests. When he stands to gain, he slurps tax money better than a thousand jobless single mothers. He, too, has bought a trailer park full of non-rich retirees, and wants to pass a law forcing local governments to subsidize moves for the people he and his wealthy cronies are throwing into the street.

Bennett doesn’t consider this a conflict of interest, nor does he think property rights of mobile home residents who own their own homes are nearly as important as the property rights of multi-millionaires who own the land on which those mobile homes sit.

Okay… maybe we should throw some of the displaced people a little bone. But not at the developers’ expense. Any help they get should come from government. This can be a bit of a head-scratcher when you hear it from Bennett and other Republicans who consistently scream about “the nanny state” and cut benefits to poor people while lightening the tax load on their own crowd.

Relying on the morals of The Rich in this country to hold them back from screwing you has become dangerous. They’re back to their 1890s ways. In a more specific (and more local) sense, I regularly warn people against buying a mobile home on rented land in Florida. Indeed, my friends Gene and Mary lived in a trailer they owned in the Two Rivers park Bennett bought, but they were not affected because they moved to a resident-owned park a few months ago. Now, if Bennett or a similar land rapist wants to throw them out, it must buy Gene and Mary’s share of the park instead of kicking them out and thumbing its nose at them.

Still, even with that bit of protection, if Gene and Mary sold, where would they go? Florida has a growing number of mansions and condominiums for people who have more money than anyone can earn doing legitimate work, and plenty of slums where illegal immigrants and drug addicts are welcome to live in overcrowded dilapidation. But middle-class workers and retirees? They aren’t welcome on the waterfront, and — increasingly — they are unwelcome anywhere within 10 miles of the coast and are even starting to get pushed out of historically affordable inland Florida communities.

In a way, this is good. After all, I’ve got my little piece of Florida, and the Save Our Homes law makes it unlikely that I will be hit with giant property tax increases even if a Bennett buys a zoning exemption from the City Council and condomizes a whole lot of land near us.

So begone, trailer trash! You are not wanted. We are Republicans around here. You have no property rights and we do. You were only here on sufferance — a way for wealthy property owners, the most revered people in Florida — to derive a little income from their land while they waited for it to increase enough in value that they could sell it and buy a Palm Beach mansion.

And that day has come.

story in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune

My Comment;

This makes me SO angry that someone, SO insensitive to anyone or anything is a NEW FORM OF KKK and Nazisms way of thinking...Republicans who think and act like this are NOT thinking with their heads, there are more then just older Americans living in trailer parks in south Florida,the working poor that have three jobs and still can't make ends met a gallon of milk here cast 5.99 how dare you call anyone trailer trash,some of these people have offered up their sons and daughters to fight a war over seas so you can have the freedoms that you are so easily and Greedily ready to take away from others?? honestly I am so angry I have tears in my eyes..... so if you remove affordable housing who will run your hotel?? who will run your gulf courses?? who will run your stores?? and who will be able to afford condos that are not only are ugly and poorly built ,they block the view of beaches and scenery clog up" for the most part" an already congested traffic circles that put the public at safety and put a strain on Store owners and business men in local areas with higher then normal property taxes to pay for what???..as it is the property tax in south Florida is so high very young Americans (first time home buyers) are being forced out of their homes. how greedy are you?? please don't tell me that Republicans that think this way, believe in God!!! how could you???tell me " what would Jesus do"?? the fact is the only god you believe in, folds up and can be put in your wallet the god you bow down to also can be converted into stocks and bonds!!!! this is just another Republican attempt of a stupid form of research "very little that is", it is SO out of touch that the thought of this by someone who thinks normally is mind boggling, this is why Republicans are against Stem Research they don't understand it...this is why Republicans are going to be kicked out of the white house in 2009 cause they don't deserve it, well the only good thing that will come out all of this,is if there is a god and a heaven for good hard working people, who love their country and are willing to give instead of steal , then there must be a hell where people go who do just the opposite and think this way, my suggestion to you would be to buy A LOT of Cooper tone stock with sun block and dress light cause I hear its real hot where your going...

For every FACT, that is discovered there are people who will tell you that they are wrong, for every expert, that will come forth with a Truth, putting their careers, their lives their families lives and reputation on the line there will be people who will discredit them, the fact is , that most people are Stupid, and are easily fooled, most are Americans, yes I said it and many will deny it,thats the "stupid" part,you ask me for facts and numbers and I give them to you, with charts and Video's and Expert Testimony, so you can later use your own numbers and facts?? why bother asking me? Again thats just Stupid.
The "oh well"people who think like this and have this Attitude are Allowing this government to do what they want,when they want whenever they want to, the "oh well" group make up over 60% of the US population, the others are a mixed group that are split between," show me the facts and Ill lie and distort them till you believe it" and the others are"facts presenters" these two groups are always at odds with each other cause one has the truth and the others see it the way they see it..meaning that this group of people devote their lives disputing FACTS, discrediting Professional by drawing attention to themselves by distorted facts and truths for ego or for money ...forget facts,they don't apply to this group. the others are the fact finders the ones that have paper tails on the event, paper or video trails that shows you in writing and video how, what, where and then the why, but somehow these people are no longer considered professionals they are Conspiracy nuts...OH REALLY?? well lets look at the patriot act..this was designed to kill the 4th amendment....So you say" oh well" until one day the FBI takes something from your house without a search warrant, the local law enforcement builds a case against you in a court of law, then you are looking to find a lawyer that will defend you against the US government..good luck, when did all this happen? when they were wire tapping your phone without a warrant cause they think that you are a criminal or they will say they suspect you of being a terrorist..getting it yet??? I opened his suit case at the Airport cause he had brown skin and looked like a terrorist..ok one more time, this is your brain, this is your brain after the government holds your face to bullshit and making you believe that racial profiling is OK and wiretapping is the result of 911 after all it DID CHANGE EVERYTHING yes it it killed the 4th amendment..our liberties are in danger ,any questions??? please tell me your not that stupid....
the government is lying to you,and others are helping them cover their trails of deceit, SO how long are you going to have this " oh well" attitude?? I really hope you get your head out of where ever it is SOON before its too late.
keep this is mind..a fool that is presented with A FACT,has to find as much bullshit that they can to support that lie,so they can continue bullshitting YOU EXAMPLE....there are over 6000 videos about 911 most 400 to 600 of them showed up shortly after it happened, 6 months to a year after 911...to date Jan 08 all of these videos are being debunked or in some cases made out to look like a stupid attempt at a conspiracy theory saying that your a Nut if you believe any of them, the video " loose change" has been reduced to " your just loose" these people for whatever reason have had plenty of time to debunk every video in the case of" loose change" it was dissected frame by frame, and at on point this moron was saying " there you just made a Canadian defend Donald Rumsfeld" the only people I have ever heard defend Rumsfeld were not living in the country anyway so..haha dumb ass, do you have any idea how stupid you have to be to believe that Popular Mechanics has all the Answers?? where were they when the 911 commission was investigating?? how much information did they reveal or offer to the American public?? NOTHING THEN they were not there and offered not one single bit of information cause there was no money in it , the more the questions the more the interest the more hits for them on their website now they have all the answers...you can't really believe that can you??..their involvement was personal and financial gain mmmm sounds to me like Jumping on a money making band wagon to me..shame on you Popular mechanics, for keeping bullshit alive and well..if they had all the answers, why didn't they give at least some money that was generated in sales and website hit endorsements to the 911 victims?? you know in good faith to put an end to all the other peoples lies??? well that easy to answer, because they are full of shit.......The true facts support themselves with paper tails, and testimony of people who were there, were involved and have knowledge of the event...

...think about it...
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