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Revision as of 03:46, 29 November 2007

The 2007 Writers Guild of America strike by the WGAE and WGAw has affected a large number of television shows that were due to be broadcast in the United States during the 2007-08 television season.

Effect on shows

TV Show Status
Network Show Episodes/scripts
ABC According to Jim 7 episodes completed. Expected to premiere midseason.
All My Children Scripts completed through January 2008.
Big Shots 13 episodes have been completed.[1]
Boston Legal 15 episodes have been completed.[1]
Brothers & Sisters 12 episodes have been completed.[1]
Cashmere Mafia 7 episodes have been completed. Originally scheduled to begin November 27, the premiere has been delayed as a result of the strike.[1]
Cavemen 13 episodes have been completed.[1]
Carpoolers 13 episodes have been completed.[1]
Desperate Housewives 10 episodes have been completed, 9 of which have been shot.[2]
Dirty Sexy Money 11 episodes have been completed.[2]
Eli Stone All 13 episodes that were ordered have been completed.[1]
General Hospital Scripts completed through January 2008.
Grey's Anatomy 11 episodes have been completed.[1]
Lost 8 scripts have been completed, will premiere in February.[3]
Men in Trees 19 episodes have been written (5 leftover from Season 1 and 14 from the current season).[1]
Miss/Guided Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Notes From the Underbelly 5 episodes (from the first season) have been shot, it is unknown how many second season episodes have been completed.[2]
One Life to Live Scripts completed through January 2008.
Private Practice 10-11 episodes have been completed.[1]
Pushing Daisies 9 episodes have been completed.[4]
Samantha Who? 12 episodes have been completed.[2]
Ugly Betty 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
The View Is currently continuing, with a statement by the network that "contingency plans have been made in the event of a strike."[5]
Women's Murder Club 10 episodes have been completed.[2]
ABC Family Greek Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Kyle XY Remainder of Season 2 completed before strike. New episodes begin airing January 14, 2008.[6]
Lincoln Heights Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
AMC Mad Men Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Cartoon Network Out of Jimmy's Head Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
CBS As the World Turns Scripts completed through January 2008.
The Big Bang Theory 8 episodes have been completed. Production stopped.[7] Final original episode till the conclusion of the strike was aired on November 12, 2007.
Big Brother Could be moved from the summer to between January and March (sources vary) to replace other shows.[8][9] CBS has stated that Big Brother "will be broadcast in 2008 on dates to be announced."[10]It was speculated that the possible winter edition would have been a regular season or a Celebrity Big Brother season.[11] But CBS has confirmed that the next edition will follow the same format as previous seasons. [10] CBS has released details about casting calls being scheduled.[12][13][14] [10]
The Bold and the Beautiful Scripts completed through January 2008.
Cane All 13 episodes have been completed.[15]
Cold Case 12 episodes have been completed.[2]
Criminal Minds 12 episodes have been completed.[15]
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 11 or 12 episodes have been completed.[2]
CSI: Miami 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
CSI: New York 14 episodes have been completed.[2]
Ghost Whisperer 9 episodes have been completed.[2]
Guiding Light Scripts completed through February 2008.
How I Met Your Mother 11 episodes have been completed.[1]
Jericho All 7 episodes have been completed.[15]
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16]
Late Show With David Letterman Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16]
Moonlight 11 episodes have been completed.[15]
NCIS 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
Numb3rs 12 episodes have been completed.[15]
The New Adventures of Old Christine 8 episodes are completed.[1] Production stopped.
Rules of Engagement 9 episodes have been completed.[1] Production stopped.
Shark 11 episodes have been completed.[2]
Two and a Half Men 11 episodes have been completed.[1] Production stopped.
Without a Trace 12 episodes out of 24 ordered episodes have been completed[2]; production stopped.[17]
The Young and the Restless Scripts completed through January 2008.
Comedy Central The Daily Show With Jon Stewart Reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16]
The Colbert Report Reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16]
CW Aliens in America 17 episodes will be completed. Still in production.[1]
Everybody Hates Chris All 22 episodes of season completed,[18] done with production for season.[19]
Gossip Girl 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
Girlfriends 10 episodes will be completed. Still in production.[1]
The Game 10 episodes will be completed. Still in production.[1]
Life is Wild 12 episodes have been completed.[1]
One Tree Hill 12 episodes have been completed. Will return on January 8th with a full night of new episodes...[1]
Reaper 13 episodes have been completed.[1]
Smallville 15 scripts written, studio expected to produce all.[20]
Supernatural 10-12 episodes have been completed.[2]
WWE Friday Night Smackdown! Unaffected due to the WWE's writers being non-unionized.
Disney Channel Cory in the House Writing halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Hannah Montana Writing halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Wizards of Waverly Place Writing halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
FOX 24 Eight episodes of 24 will be completed;[21] premiere has been delayed until such a time that the Day 7 season can air continuously with no or few interruptions.[2]
American Dad All 22 episodes written. [2].
Back to You 9 episodes have been completed;[2] production stopped. The show is currently on hiatus, but will return on March 12, 2008,[22] with two original episodes on March 12 and March 19 then repeat episodes.
Bones 12 episodes have been completed. Will begin airing repeats January 4th, 2008, when it also moves to Friday.[23]
Canterbury's Law Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written. Scheduled to premiere April 11, 2008.
Family Guy Show creator and voice actor Seth MacFarlane said the November 11th episode (Lois Kills Stewie) was the last episode produced under his watch and there are no more new episodes ready.[24] Fox completed the last three episodes written, voiced and animated without MacFarlane's final approval and aired them through the remainder of November, which he termed "a colossal dick move" in an interview with Variety.[25]
House 12 episodes have been completed.[2]
K-Ville 10 episodes have been completed.[15] Production shut down and not present on Fox's spring schedule.[26]
King of the Hill 21 of 22 episodes are written.[2].
New Amsterdam All 7 episodes have been completed. Scheduled to premiere February 22, 2008.[2]
Prison Break 13 episodes have been completed.[2] New episodes begin airing on January 14, 2008, and the season finale is likely to be in February.[27] The status of the upcoming spin-off, Prison Break: Cherry Hill, is unknown.
The Return of Jezebel James All 7 episodes have been completed. Scheduled to premiere March 7, 2008.[2]
The Simpsons 22 of this season's 23 episodes will be completed.[28]
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles 9 episodes have been shot. Scheduled to premiere January 13, 2008.[2]
'Til Death 12 episodes have been completed.[2] Production stopped. The show will go on hiatus on November 28, but will return on March 7, 2008.[29] airing encore episodes.
FX Damages No episodes have been written because the show was renewed the day after the strike began.
Dirt 13 episodes have been ordered, unknown how many have been written.
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia The show has not yet been renewed for a fourth season. Not yet affected.
Nip/Tuck 14 of the 22 episodes have been written which means the last 8 episodes will be affected.
Rescue Me No episodes have been written because the show was renewed the day after the strike began.
The Riches 13 episodes have been ordered, unknown how many have been written.
The Shield All 13 episodes of season seven will be completed.[30]
HBO Big Love Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Curb Your Enthusiasm Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Real Time with Bill Maher Reruns began on November 9, 2007.[31]
Tell Me You Love Me Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
The Wire All 10 episodes have been completed.[32]
True Blood Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Lifetime Army Wives Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Blood Ties Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Cheerleader Nation Status is currently unknown.
Side Order of Life Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
State of Mind Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
NBC 30 Rock 9 episodes have been completed. The 10th is being filmed, though it may be off schedule because main writer and star Tina Fey has balanced the strike action with production of the program.[1][33]
Bionic Woman 9 episodes have been completed.[2]
Chuck 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
Days of our Lives Scripts completed through January 2008.
ER At least 9 episodes have been completed.[2]
Friday Night Lights 15 episodes will be completed.[18]
Heroes At least 11 episodes will be completed. It is yet unknown whether or not more than 11 episodes will be completed.[34]
Heroes: Origins Production postponed.[35]
Journeyman 13 episodes have been completed.[2]
Las Vegas 19 episodes have been completed.[2]
Late Night With Conan O'Brien Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16]
Law & Order Originally to return January 2008[36], but production postponed.[37]
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 14 episodes have been completed.[2]
Life 11 episodes have been completed.[2]
Lipstick Jungle Unknown at this time as series is scheduled for midseason.[2]
Medium 9 episodes have been completed.[15]
My Name is Earl 13 episodes have been completed.[15]
The Office Production stopped, last new episode aired November 15, 2007.[38] One unproduced script.[39]
Poker After Dark Still in production and airing original episodes, unaffected. [40]
Scrubs 12 out of 18 episodes have been completed.[1] Series finale episode could possibly not be produced or broadcast;[41] were this to happen, series creator Bill Lawrence will try to release a straight-to-DVD final episode.[42]
Saturday Night Live Immediate reruns began November 10, 2007.[16]
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007.[16] There were rumors that new episodes could return with guest hosts on November 19, 2007,[43] but this did not happen. NBC announced they would rerun "classic Leno" with appearances by famous actors like Tom Hanks going back as far as 1992, when Leno first took over.
Nickelodeon Just Jordan Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written. The 101 Passions The DirectTV-exclusive soap opera (formerly aired on NBC) has an additional month of scripts, so they should air new episodes until February 2008.[44][45]
The 101 Passions The DirectTV-exclusive soap opera (formerly aired on NBC) has an additional month of scripts, so they should air new episodes until February 2008.[46][45]
The 101 Passions The DirectTV-exclusive soap opera (formerly aired on NBC) has an additional month of scripts, so they should air new episodes until February 2008.[47][45]
Sci Fi Battlestar Galactica 13 out of 20 episodes have been completed. Only the front half (first ten) were planned to be aired in Spring 2008 season with an indefinite time (now more so) for the back half. [48].[49]
Eureka Will be affected.[50]
Stargate Atlantis Season 4 filmed, and in post production. Writers are members of the Writers Guild of Canada. It is possible that the broadcast schedule will be affected because of the broader effects of the strike.[51]
Showtime Dexter All episodes of Season 2 were produced in preparation for the strike.[52]
TBS 10 Items or Less 8 episodes are to be produced, unknown how many are written.[2]
The Bill Engvall Show 10 episodes are to be produced, unknown how many are written.[2]
Frank TV There will only be 5 episodes produced instead of 8.[53]
My Boys 8 episodes are to be produced, unknown how many are written.[2]
The N South of Nowhere Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
TNT The Closer Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
USA Burn Notice Writing Halted. Unknown how many episodes have been written.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent 10 of 22 episodes completed.[1]
Monk All 16 episodes of the current season will be produced.[1]
Psych All 16 episodes of the current season will be produced.[1]

Strike effect by type of show

Prime-time series

Mid-season shows, such as Dirt and The Riches, began production after most other TV shows, so they have completed fewer episodes to date. As a result, there will be fewer episodes to air for each of these shows. 24, also airing mid-season, will be postponed due to the serial nature of the show. ABC will have to make a decision regarding whether to air Lost as a non-stop full season after the strike is resolved, or air the current eight episodes that are already finished while putting the rest of the unfinished season on an indefinite hiatus.

For shows without full-season pickups such as Moonlight and Cane, production on the first batch of shows has been completed.

Production for Heroes: Origins has been postponed as a result of the strike.[54][55][56]

Although seven scripts are in for ABC series Cashmere Mafia, the network has delayed the show's premiere date from the original late November premiere.[57]

Scrubs may not be able to air a series finale as only 12 of its 18 order episodes have been written.[58] Creator Bill Lawrence has stated he will either release the final on DVD, as he said in an interview, or will post what would have happened in episodes 13 through 18 on the internet.[59]

NBC is considering airing the original British version of The Office in place of the American version.[60]

Strangely, during the strike, ABC's Dirty Sexy Money was given a full season order. NBC also gave full season orders to Life, and Chuck.

Talk shows

Late night comedy shows such as The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Last Call with Carson Daly, Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Show with David Letterman, The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The Colbert Report, Real Time with Bill Maher and Saturday Night Live began airing reruns immediately.[61]

In some cases, networks began to show even older episodes of the series, instead of episodes produced within the last year -- in one case, on November 12, 2007, NBC aired a repeat of The Tonight Show from November 17, 2003, in which Leno refers to Arnold Schwarzenegger being sworn in during the monologue and Britney Spears and James Belushi appeared on the show that day.[62][63] On the week of November 26, The Tonight Show will entirely air "vintage" episodes, starting with a June 29, 1992 appearance by Tom Hanks.[64][65]

The Tonight Show reportedly would resume new episodes beginning November 19, but using guest hosts to fill in for Jay Leno, both of whom refused to cross the picket lines.[43] This did not happen and the show will remain in reruns indefinitely.

On November 27, NBC announced that Last Call with Carson Daly would be the first late night show to go back into production, with episodes taping throughout the week and the first new episode to be aired on December 3 [66].

David Letterman has agreed to pay the writers of The Late Show until the end of the year.[67] Meanwhile, the striking writers have opened their own weblog, lateshowwritersonstrike.com, dealing with the strike and other events.

The Oprah Winfrey Show[68] uses non-union writers, and thus will be unaffected by the strike.

Other

Although many animated series employ union writers, there is no requirement to do so. For instance, the writers of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, are not union members, and the show remains in production.[69]

The strike also does not affect reality shows such as American Idol, whose episodes are unscripted, or news programs, whose writers belong to a different guild.[70] However, newswriters at CBS News and at local CBS owned-and-operated television stations (as well as CBS Radio news entities) are currently subject to a different strike action by WGA which may be authorized November 15. CBS News writers under the WGA have been without a contract with the network since April 2005.[71]

Similarly, some game shows, such as Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader? and The Price Is Right, are not affected because they are unscripted; by contrast, Jeopardy! and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire are staffed with WGA writers.[72] New versions of Password and American Gladiators, in addition to other game, contest and reality shows, may launch sooner than originally scheduled in order to minimize the amount of scripted-program reruns.[73]

See also

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