The momentthe WGA strike startedat 12:01 a.m. on May 2, all late-night showswent dark.
It is different than the film and TV collective bargaining agreement that SAG-AFTRA is currently negotiating with the AMPTP.
The current Code agreement, reached a year ago, goes through July 2024.
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For instance,Days of Our Livesis six months ahead.
In addition to the episode stockpile, the series remain in production and continue to generate new scripts.
Others, such as producers, assistants and executives, also are involved in writing in some cases.
There were eight soaps at the time that kept going during the work stoppage.
The four current daytime soaps are all in production and currently working on new scripts, I hear.
Some of the dozens of soap writers who claimed fi-core status in 2007-2008 remain active.
(The fourth is feature writer Matthew Sand.)
Im being replaced on day one by other people.
