A SAG strike won't cripple TV - Los Angeles Times
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We Love Soaps — ... broadcast networks, which still operate in the mass marketplace. I keep thinking and hoping the networks will establish new models and formulas so the best and brightest shows can flourish even if they don't break out. The NBC/DirecTV sharing of FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS this season could be a starting point, but the industry isn't yet willing to relinquish its hope that everything it puts on can draw an audience on the level of NCIS, DANCING WITH THE STARS, CSI and GREY'S ANATOMY." A SAG strike won't cripple TV Dark clouds of labor trouble are again closing in ...

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TiFaux — ... script Someone is selling Mad Men paper dolls and holiday cards on Zazzle Cincinnati TV station changes name from WBQC to WKRP James Callis from Battlestar says the finale would make Hitler cry Quality Show Fatigue is sweeping the nation HBO’s Rome may be becoming a movie Tina Fey talks to Vanity Fair Michael Chiklis talks about The Shield ending The site of the British version of The Office blew up Whew! SAG strike would not effect television shows Rosie Live the final nail in the variety ...

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