Four major studios have canceled dozens of writers' contracts in a possible concession that the current television season cannot be saved, the Los Angeles Times reported Tuesday. The newspaper said more than 65 deals with writers have been eliminated since Friday.
"I didn't see it coming," Barbara Hall, a writer and producer. "I am not entirely sure what their strategy is, all I know was that I was a casualty of it."
Typical socialist entitlement attitude. Try this: how about if you don't do the work, you get fired!
In other unemployment news: crickets chirp at the golden globe awards.
The writer's strike is the best thing that's ever happened in that town.