Shows affected by the strike

[Cure]

You could've just posted this in one of the million other threads concerning the strike.

[Deathknight]

Suprised it wasn't listed that The Daily Show and Colbert Report are in re-runs because of the strike also. Very upsetting to me, I love those shows. Suprised to see Lost on the list, didn't even know they had started filming season 4 nor did I know how they planned on having a season 4 after how the last season ended.

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by Deathknight

Suprised it wasn't listed that The Daily Show and Colbert Report are in re-runs because of the strike also. Very upsetting to me, I love those shows. Suprised to see Lost on the list, didn't even know they had started filming season 4 nor did I know how they planned on having a season 4 after how the last season ended.

They are listed as I said all talk shows are affected (except apperantly Ellen and Oprah).

[Drtooth]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

There's now a petition for everyone to sign to support the strikers! Go sign it!

http://www.petitiononline.com/WGA/petition.html

Signed. If they're not going to listen to the Strikers, they will have to listen to the consumers that give them the money and power to exploit people.

[Raph's Girl]

An updated List of shows effected:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_Wr...America_strike

All My Children (reruns start in Jan)
Big Shots - 13 eps filmed
Boston Legal - 15 episodes have been completed
Brothers & Sisters - 12 episodes have been completed.
Cashmere Mafia - 7 episodes have been completed. Originally scheduled to begin November 27, the premiere has been delayed as a result of the strike.
Cavemen - 12 episodes have been completed.
Desperate Housewives - 10 episodes have been completed
Dirty Sexy Money - 11 episodes have been completed.
General Hospital -Scripts completed through January 2008.
Grey's Anatomy - 11 episodes have been completed
Lost - 8 episodes have been completed, likely to premiere Feb. 8, 2008
Notes From the Underbelly - 5 episodes (from the first season) have been shot, it is unknown how many second season episodes have been completed.
One Life to Live - Scripts completed through January 2008.
Private Practice - 10-11 episodes have been completed.[44]
Pushing Daisies - The final draft of the ninth episode was turned in by creator Bryan Fuller before midnight on November 4, 2007. As of November 9, 2007, the eighth episode is filming.
Samantha Who? - 12 episodes have been completed.
Ugly Betty - 13 episodes have been completed
Women's Murder Club - 10 episodes have been completed.[45]
As the World Turns - Scripts completed through January 2008.
The Big Bang Theory - 8 or 9 episodes have been completed. Production stopped.
Big Brother - Could be moved from the summer to between January and March (sources vary) to replace other shows. Currently unknown if new season would be the ninth, or a special Celebrity Big Brother season, but there is talk of casting calls being scheduled by the network. If Big Brother does start it's run in the winter it would not affect the summer edition.
The Bold and the Beautiful - Scripts completed through January 2008.
Cold Case - 12 episodes have been completed
Criminal Minds - 12 episodes have been completed
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation - 11 or 12 episodes have been completed.
CSI: Miami - 13 episodes have been completed
CSI: New York - 14 episodes have been completed.
Ghost Whisperer - At least 9 episodes have been completed.
Guiding Light - Scripts completed through February 2008.
How I Met Your Mother - 11 episodes have been completed.
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson CBS Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007[56]
Late Show With David Letterman - Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007
Moonlight - 11 episodes have been completed.
NCIS - 13 episodes have been completed.
Numb3rs - 12 episodes have been completed
The New Adventures of Old Christine - 8 or 9 episodes are completed. Production stopped
Rules of Engagement - 9 or 10 episodes have been completed. Production stopped.
Shark - 11 episodes have been completed.
Two and a Half Men - 11 episodes have been completed. Production stopped.
The Young and the Restless - Scripts completed through January 08
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart - Reruns began on November 5, 2007
The Colbert Report - Reruns began on November 5, 2007
Aliens in America - 17 episodes will be completed. Still in production
Gossip Girl - 13 episodes have been completed
Girlfriends - 10 episodes will be completed. Still in production.
The Game - 10 episodes will be completed. Still in production.
Life is Wild - 12 episodes have been completed.
One Tree Hill - 12 episodes have been completed. Expected to premiere midseason.
Reaper - 13 episodes have been completed.
Smallville - 15 scripts written, studio expected to produce all
Supernatural - 10-12 episodes have been completed.
24 - Eight episodes of 24 will be completed premiere has been delayed until such a time that the Day 7 season can air continuously with no or few interruptions.
Back to You - 9 episodes have been completed.[45] Production stopped. The show is currently on hiatus, but will return on March 12, 2008 airing encore episodes.
Bones - 12 episodes have been completed. Will begin airing repeats January 4th, 2008, when it also moves to Friday.
Family Guy - Show creator and voice actor Seth MacFarlane claims the November 11th episode is the last episode produced under his watch and there are no more new episodes ready.The network claims that there are enough episodes for the remainder of November.
House - 12 episodes have been completed
K-Ville - 10 episodes have been completed. Production shut down
Prison Break - 13 episodes have been completed. Episode airing November 12, 2007 is changed to fall finale. Will return January 14, 2008. The status of the upcoming spin-off, Prison Break: Cherry Hill, is unknown.
The Simpsons - 22 of this season's 23 episodes will be completed.
'Til Death - 12 episodes have been completed. Production stopped.The show will go on hiatus on November 28, but will return on March 7, 2008. airing encore episodes.
Rescue Me - No episodes have been written due to the fact that the show was renewed for 22 episodes the day after the strike began.
Real Time with Bill Maher - Reruns began on November 9, 2007
30 Rock - 9 episodes have been completed. The 10th is being filmed. though it may be off schedule due to main writer and star Tina Fey balancing the strike action with production of the program
Bionic Woman - 9 episodes have been completed.
Chuck - 13 episodes have been completed.
Days of our Lives - Scripts completed through January 2008.
ER - At least 9 episodes have been completed.
Friday Night Lights - 15 episodes will be completed
Heroes - At least 11 episodes will be completed. It is yet unknown whether or not more than 11 episodes will be completed.
Journeyman - 13 episodes have been completed.
Las Vegas - At least 10 episodes have been completed.
Late Night With Conan O'Brien - Immediate reruns began on November 5, 2007
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit - 14 episodes have been completed.
Life - At least 9 episodes have been completed.
Medium - 9 episodes have been completed.
My Name is Earl - 13 episodes have been completed.
The Office - Production stopped, last new episode scheduled to air November 15, 2007 One unproduced script. UK version of the series might air
Scrubs - 12 out of 18 episodes have been completed. Series finale episode could possibly not be produced or broadcast were this to happen, series creator Bill Lawrence will try to release a straight-to-DVD final episode.
Saturday Night Live - Immediate reruns beginning November 10, 2007
The Tonight Show With Jay Leno - new episodes may return with guest hosts November 19, 2007 (Jay Leno refuses to cross the picket line)
Battlestar Galactica - 10 out of 20 episodes have been completed.
Frank TV - There will only be 4 episodes produced instead of 8.
Law & Order: Criminal Intent - 11 of 22 episodes completed; program transferred from NBC to USA in September 2007, and NBC can promote reruns of episodes aired on USA as new to broadcast.

CBS News and CBS's locally owned and operated station news operations are currently subject to a different strike action by WGA which may be authorized November 15, as CBS News writers under WGA have been without a contract with the network since April 2005

Not effected:
Monk
Psych
Carpoolers
Doctor Who
Eli Stone
Men In Trees - (they have 19 eps written)
The View (darn! )
Cane
The Shield
Jericho
The Return of Jezebel James
New Amsterdam
Everybody Hates Chris
South Park

[ZariusTwo]

Add "Torchwood" to the list of shows not affected

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

Add "Torchwood" to the list of shows not affected

Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures, Robin Hood....

[Roseangelo]

Any show not made in the US isn't going to be affected.

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

Torchwood, Sarah Jane Adventures, Robin Hood....

SJA and Robin Hood have finished filming their seasons, Torchwood hasnt, so it counts here

[Jo Dawn]

Know what the best irony of this is? I really don't care, and I dont watch alot of TV... But of the few shows I will watch if I feel like it? All but one are unaffected.

[Deathknight]

Wow, that's a really long list of shows. I really hope they settle this strike soon.

[Raph's Girl]

Originally Posted by ZariusTwo

SJA and Robin Hood have finished filming their seasons, Torchwood hasnt, so it counts here

No.. they dont count because only American shows are affected by the strike. So any show on BBC America (like Doctor Who, Robin Hood, and Torchwood) wouldn't be affected....

[Janus Prospero]

I just want to say that this is clown shoes. I understand that the writers desire a better contract, but it's just sad that the fans are the ones that really lose out.

The AMPTP needs to get in there and start making compromises before this gets out of hand. Their whole, "We're not going to negotiate with a gun to our heads—that's just stupid" is some hard-headed ****.

[Drtooth]

Originally Posted by Janus Prospero

I just want to say that this is clown shoes. I understand that the writers desire a better contract, but it's just sad that the fans are the ones that really lose out.

The AMPTP needs to get in there and start making compromises before this gets out of hand. Their whole, "We're not going to negotiate with a gun to our heads—that's just stupid" is some hard-headed ****.

That's what i've been saying. They're only hurting themselves and the fans. The networks will rebound with a million moronic trashy relaity shows that people will still watch. I just say, sign the petition. May work. If they can't listen to the writers, maybe they'll listen to the viewers.

The only solution is to not watch TV at all when all the episodes of everything are in reruns and finished.

As for the Family Guy thing, I really hope it doesn't ammount to Seth pulling the show, or getting fired from it. We do NOT want a John K. situation on that one.

I really hope this will be settled ASAP, but it won't. in fact, I'll be surprised if they settle it at all.

[BubblyShell22]

I agree. Most of the shows I watch are affected, so after they end their new episodes, I won't be watching much TV. Well, at least I get to watch The Amazing Race. Say what you want about reality shows, but this one is awesome. You get to go around the world without leaving your home. That's cool.

[Drtooth]

All I can say is I can't wait to see NBC slaughter the hell out of the UK episodes of the Office for time constraints and standards and practices. I can't wait to see the giant inflatable man part pixilated out (when it aired on PBS virtually unedited)

[Raph's Girl]

Some new shows have been added to the list:

According to Jim - Yea uh don't expect any eps soon. Writing halted
American Dad - Writing Halted, The show is currently on hiatus, but will return on March 12, 2008. airing encore episodes.

Family Guy: Fox says they will complete the last three episodes written, voiced and animated without MacFarlane's final approval to air during the remainder of November, which he termed "a colossal dick move" in an interview with Variety.

The Riches: 13 episodes have been ordered, unknown how many have been written.

Army Wives - Writing halted

Eureka (doesn't say what's going on. just that it's been effected :/ )

10 Items or Less: Appropriate title since 8 eps have been produced. *L*

The Bill Engvall show - 10 eps to be produced

Jeopardy and Who Wants To Be A Millionaire are staffed by WGA writers. ARGH!!!

This will also affect the start of 2008 revivals of Password (CBS) and American Gladiators (NBC), as they may move up the shows in order to compensate for fewer scripted shows. The CBS midseason Power of 10 may also pick up additional episodes, and The Price Is Right may tape extra primetime episodes

Professional wrestling has been unaffected by the strike. Both the WWE and TNA have been carrying on without writers. After the strike was announced that week's edition of RAW made a joke of it when Shawn Micheals asked "Who writes this crap?" and Triple H replied "I don't think anybody does; they're all on strike!"

Please note: Stargate Atlantis is not affected!! Yay!!

[ZariusTwo]

Originally Posted by Raph's Girl

No.. they dont count because only American shows are affected by the strike. So any show on BBC America (like Doctor Who, Robin Hood, and Torchwood) wouldn't be affected....

I meant you can count Torchwood as NOT counting because it hasnt finished production on it's season yet

Pay some f*cking attention...

FOX are going to burn their bridge with Mcfarlane, and theyll likely edit the s*it out of the scripts and not animated the uncensored material for the DVDs which they cut for television.

[Dr. Doom]

Is that really a wise choice on their part? Seems like he probably makes them a lot of money.

[BubblyShell22]

Well, maybe Seth has a point since after the eps air, no new ones will be aired. He probably just wants them to not air any more eps because of this strike. I don't know, this is just a theory.