In response to Carol. Well said.

I LOVE scripted television. I can''t stand reality shows and like only a few game shows. I miss my TV but I support the writers. They are very underpaid compared to other vital members of a show. Remember without writers there would be no need for actors, directors, wardrobe, make up, etc. I guess producers could still work on the reality programming but I will be watching DVDs of past series.

not another game show!

the writers have to get back to the table stop trying to waste time working out these side deals when all the writers should start back to work not just a few.
lets save Hollywood before everything is shot elsewhere.

In response to the last comment - just so you know, the writers are not preventing this from being settled. The AMPTP issued ultimatums on December 7th and then walked away from the table and have refused to meet with the writers since. It is a terrible thing that people are out of work, but please do not mistake the studios and networks willingness to let that happen with writers' stubbornness. I would urge you to do a little more research into how the strike has unfolded and the amount of money being clung to by the studios before you spread blame. Thank you.

I think that both the writers and TV Production companies should stop being so selfish and put their heads together again to solve this strike. I understand the writers demands, but other companies in the industry and their employees are greatly affected by the strike. If they loose their jobs because of it, it would be disastrous for their families and it is not their fault. The TV viewing audience is affected also, but personally I have cable and can watch movies. If they continue the strike I can find other alternatives for entertainment. How about reading a good book? No strike there. So, get with it people and stop being selfish. Settle it so all can benefit. Thank You!