The Hollywood writer's strike that has dramatically altered what we watch on
TV is officially over. An overwhelming majority of writers voted last Tuesday
to end the three-month-long strike.
The strike has changed the way we watch TV and if we even watch at all. I
found myself sick of watching reruns and turned to other forms of entertainment.
I'm sure all of us will turn the TV sets back on to see our favorite shows finish
out the season, but what happens after that? [ News Article ]
TV is officially over. An overwhelming majority of writers voted last Tuesday
to end the three-month-long strike.
The strike has changed the way we watch TV and if we even watch at all. I
found myself sick of watching reruns and turned to other forms of entertainment.
I'm sure all of us will turn the TV sets back on to see our favorite shows finish
out the season, but what happens after that? [ News Article ]
Viewers can generally expect new episodes of some of their favorite shows to
start rolling out around mid-March to early April. But not every show is coming
back. Fox, for example, has postponed "24" until January, and NBC has also
sent its "Heroes" to the sidelines. [News Article ]
start rolling out around mid-March to early April. But not every show is coming
back. Fox, for example, has postponed "24" until January, and NBC has also
sent its "Heroes" to the sidelines. [News Article ]
