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Pages: 1 Posted:  12 Feb 2008 22:21   Last Edited By: Mattro Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4336 Join Date: Nov 2005 I am VERY happy to report that the strike...IS OVER!!!  See for yourself on what the future holds for Smallville & other shows. Smallville and the Strike: Update More news about Smallville status after the WGA Strike. The strike IS over....sort of. According with reports from sources like TV Guide.com and DeadLikeHollywood.com a deal was reached and it was approved. Showrunners, in Smallville's case Al Gough and Milles Millar, went back to work today, "to get crews set up and production facilities going again, as will writers who have producing duties on their shows" says TV Guide. Writes will be voting tomorrow to lift the strike and would be returning to work as earliest as Wednesday. Now Smallville: On February 8th we reported that according to Michael Ausiello on TV Guide.com Smallville might be 3 to 5 additional episodes if the strike ended on time (which it will). Now Ausiello is now reporting that Smallville might get 5 or 6 more episodes instead of the original 3 or 5 originaly speculated. So this season hopefully will have 21 episodes. Thing that already happened on Season 1 but maybe if Smallville gets its 8th season it will have 23 epsiodes as Season 2 had. Source: Devoted to Smallville. __________________ "Immortality! Take it! It's yours!" ~ Brad Pitt (Achillies) - Troy Posted:  12 Feb 2008 23:56 Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4892 Join Date: Apr 2005 Cool, I bet this season will end a little later than it usually does. Probably run almost into summer. __________________ Read Superherouniverse.com Online Comics Posted:  13 Feb 2008 02:58 Moderator Currently Offline Posts:  4120 Join Date: Jan 2006 __________________ The Bible is so powerful. It's not to be left on your shelf. It's to outline even the simplest scriptures that can mean so much in building yourself up. "I am God's workmanship." (Ephesians 2:10) "I have been redeemed and forgiven." (Colossians 1:14) "I am the salt and the light of the earth." (Matthew 5:13-14) David Harvey Morrisville, NC davidharvey25@nc.rr.com Posted:  13 Feb 2008 04:53   Last Edited By: Mattro Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4336 Join Date: Nov 2005 YAY!!!  It's over at last!! The Strike Is Over: Welcome Back, TV! At times during the past three months, we never thought we'd say it, but ... the WGA strike is officially over. According to the WGA websites, members voted by 92.5 percent to lift the strike order that was enacted November 5. Following WGA leadership's approval of a tentative deal on Sunday, the guild members on Tuesday voted to lift the strike order, which has been in effect (and playing serious havoc with our TV viewing) for three months. Members on both coasts voted in person or by proxy, and the "polls" closed just an hour ago, at 6 pm/PT. Yes, the vote to end the strike was expected, given the positive feedback after meetings on the deal over the weekend, but still, it feels so good. The writers will be revving up their typing fingers and plot points to get back to work on Wednesday. With the swift start back at work, which shows can we expect to see back on the air first? How have summer series been affected? Might show shows (gulp) not return at all? You've got tons of questions, and in recent weeks TV Guide experts such as Matt Roush and Michael Ausiello have been trying to proactively answer them. For the past few days, for example, Ausiello has been painstakingly updating a "Strike Recovery Chart" of sorts, listing each show, its status, and how many fresh episodes you might expect during this crazy season. The URL is TVGuide.com/ShowStatus — easy enough to remember, also easy to bookmark. As the "new" season nears, we've also summoned our Online Video Guide to round up a collection of the last episodes of many of your MIA favorites. So scratch that itch at video.tvguide.com/Search/TheStrikeIsOver. Still, you may have other, more basic questions. To that end, we've set up a "FAQ," serving up generalized answers about the obvious topics. Check it out, and if between that and Oz's "SRC" you still need some answers, give us a holler in the comments field. We got you through the strike, and we'll get you through these next few "endless" weeks!  Source: TV Guide.com. __________________ "Immortality! Take it! It's yours!" ~ Brad Pitt (Achillies) - Troy Posted:  13 Feb 2008 09:09 Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4336 Join Date: Nov 2005 WGA Strike is OVER!!!!! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes you read it right the 3-month Strike that put in hold the season is OFFICIALLY over. Today members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) voted to lift the Strike that for the last 3 months had the Hollywood writers on the picked lines. "On Tuesday, members of the Writers Guilds East and West voted by a 92.5% margin to lift the restraining order that was invoked on November 5th. The strike is over". This is part of the announcement the WGA send to the striking writers according with Deadlinehollywwod Although Showrunners went back to work yesterday, after reaching a tentative deal with the AMPTP, the descicion of ending th strike was in hands os the members of the WGA. So that's it, writers will go back to work tomorrow and continue with their contribituion to the industry. In the case of Smallville as we reported, this means 5 additional epsiodes and having, not a full but a 90% season with 20 epsiodes. Source: Devoted to Smallville. __________________ "Immortality! Take it! It's yours!" ~ Brad Pitt (Achillies) - Troy Posted:  13 Feb 2008 15:36 Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4892 Join Date: Apr 2005 __________________ Read Superherouniverse.com Online Comics Posted:  14 Feb 2008 02:26 Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  4336 Join Date: Nov 2005 DO ALITTLE DANCE.  MAKE ALITTLE LOVE.  GET DOWN TONIGHT!!  lol!! __________________ "Immortality! Take it! It's yours!" ~ Brad Pitt (Achillies) - Troy Posted:  15 Feb 2008 00:01 Registered User Currently Offline Posts:  1373 Join Date: Nov 2005 I thought that would make you all happy. Pages: 1

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