I was sent a link to a MySpace page for a writer on Days that was fired during the strike. It doesn't look like he was rehired.
I thought that the agreement was that writers would be rehired.
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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath. Oh, and help us get Terriers dvds!
I was sent a link to a MySpace page for a writer on Days that was fired during the strike. It doesn't look like he was rehired.
I thought that the agreement was that writers would be rehired.
Not all. There's contract conditions.
Apparently the head writer and pretty much all the staff writers for Days were fired during the strike and they used scab writers. I don't have any good rumor source, a friend that knows I care about writers sent me the MySpace link.
Laura, as part of the strike settlement, those writers are supposed to get their jobs back.
Laura, as part of the strike settlement, those writers are supposed to get their jobs back.
yes, that's what I said! but you have actual cred
as part of the strike settlement, those writers are supposed to get their jobs back.
I hope he does. I was thinking the show must have been banking on the strike ending soon while filming this week's episodes. All week has been shot inside a plane that only has "two hours of fuel and even less oxygen." All Week. All--Weeeeeek.
Damnit, you would think these people would learn not to fly anywhere together.
It's made last weeks Shirley Jones appearance, maternal revelation and death within six episodes seem like a whirlwind. Even with her magic lucky charms accent.
All Week. All--Weeeeeek.
Days has that part of soapyness down. 2 hours can last a full week, and kids grown from infancy to teens in 2 years. Beats Reality.
Laura, as part of the strike settlement, those writers are supposed to get their jobs back.
Huh, I stand corrected.
Laura, as part of the strike settlement, those writers are supposed to get their jobs back.
There also is supposed to be a favored nations clause in regard to SAG negotiations isn't there?
I don't think the favored nations clause (although agreed on verbally) made it into the written deal. I could be wrong.