Writers Guild Strike 2023

Goatface · Jun 28, 2023

spronk said:
she cocreated The Nanny with her husband who later decided he liked dick way more than her pussy

so yeah, makes sense a ditzy beard who didn't even know she married a gaybro is representing actors in 2023 hahaha

was that before or after the robbery/rape?

Gravel · Jun 28, 2023

Sounds like the rape was in the 80's. And it also sounds like that trauma made him gay.

No journalist will ever make that connection though.

Chukzombi · Jun 28, 2023

Gravel said:
Sounds like the rape was in the 80's. And it also sounds like that trauma made him gay.

No journalist will ever make that connection though.

somebody raped that smokin woman's husband?

Gravel · Jun 28, 2023

No, Fran Drescher was raped.

My guess is watching it happen probably fucked him up and he lost the taste for pussy out of guilt. "I can't do that to a woman!"

Wombat · Jun 28, 2023

Lanx said:
the nanny is the fucking president?

Is it more or less weird that the last time around (in 2007), the writer's guild president was Patric Verrone - Wikipedia, one of the main writers for Futurama?

CaughtCross · Jun 28, 2023

joz123 said:
Netflix will have a bazillion new Indian/Korean shit.

Yup, Netflix is already prepping for this.

Netflix Commits to $2.5 Billion Production Spend on Korean Content

Netflix commits to $2.5 billion of Korean production investment, as it doubles down on K-Wave film and TV content.

variety.com

Cybsled · Jun 28, 2023

Most of their animation is already made there, might as well do the shows also lol

Although the Korean produced stuff has been relatively popular in the west as well, so they probably view it as a solid investment since it means they can leverage against higher sub prices in the west

zzeris · Jun 28, 2023

CaughtCross said:
Yup, Netflix is already prepping for this.

Netflix Commits to $2.5 Billion Production Spend on Korean Content

Netflix commits to $2.5 billion of Korean production investment, as it doubles down on K-Wave film and TV content.

variety.com

A lot of the Korean stuff is better than what they’ve done here. I hope the strike lasts a while and would love if the actors joined in…also for as long as they want.

Khane · Jul 1, 2023

Korean entertainment is suuuuuuper campy. Not that it isn't entertaining, but I think the breakout hits are only breakout hits because they are different and unique compared to western entertainment. Most of it is gonna fall flat with western audiences, especially romantic dramas.

The western audiences usually like the action films/shows because of the ultra violent nature of them. But they are mostly shlock.

moonarchia · Jul 1, 2023

Khane said:
Korean entertainment is suuuuuuper campy. Not that it isn't entertaining, but I think the breakout hits are only breakout hits because they are different and unique compared to western entertainment. Most of it is gonna fall flat with western audiences, especially romantic dramas.

The western audiences usually like the action films/shows because of the ultra violent nature of them. But they are mostly shlock.

Say anyone who watches anime or soap operas is a potential eyeball they can nab. I binged the fuck out of this one when it was on Hulu like 15 years ago.

Coffee Prince (2007 TV series) - Wikipedia

zzeris · Jul 1, 2023

Western audiences love camp. Look at the Fast and Furious franchise's success. People just want to be entertained. That's the entire job of the....entertainment industry. Western actors, directors, and writers would rather make millions to virtue signal and promote themselves. I hope the entire industry crashes.

Khane · Jul 1, 2023

zzeris said:
Western audiences love camp. Look at the Fast and Furious franchise's success. People just want to be entertained. That's the entire job of the....entertainment industry. Western actors, directors, and writers would rather make millions to virtue signal and promote themselves. I hope the entire industry crashes.

I agree camp has its place. I just don't think oversaturation of it will work out.

BoozeCube · Jul 1, 2023

zzeris said:
Western audiences love camp. Look at the Fast and Furious franchise's success. People just want to be entertained. That's the entire job of the....entertainment industry. Western actors, directors, and writers would rather make millions to virtue signal and promote themselves. I hope the entire industry crashes.

I mean who wouldn't take big titties, fast cars, and explosions everytime over faggots, queers, nog and jogs, and lectures on global warming or whatever shitlib cause of the day is.

spronk · Jul 10, 2023

actors are set to go on strike wednesday if a deal isn't made. Part of the ban is actors will not be able to use social media to promote anything, lol. should be hilarious right before MI7, Barbie, and Oppenheimer

Angerz · Jul 11, 2023

spronk said:
actors are set to go on strike wednesday if a deal isn't made. Part of the ban is actors will not be able to use social media to promote anything, lol. should be hilarious right before MI7, Barbie, and Oppenheimer

would explain how much stuff the stars of those 3 movies have been putting out the last 2 weeks or so, especially crossover promotions

Chukzombi · Jul 11, 2023

i know in our little FOHverse bubble nobody gives a fuck about this, but do normies even know any of this is going on and do they care?

Harshaw · Jul 11, 2023

Chukzombi said:
i know in our little FOHverse bubble nobody gives a fuck about this, but do normies even know any of this is going on and do they care?

Probably not until their show/movie of choice end up not coming out for another year or cancelled. Even then most won't care cuz they are writers.

Gravel · Jul 11, 2023

I feel like people knew about the last one everywhere. But maybe that was a different time. TV and movies aren't what they were a decade ago.

Chukzombi · Jul 11, 2023

Gravel said:
I feel like people knew about the last one everywhere. But maybe that was a different time. TV and movies aren't what they were a decade ago.

a lot of our favorite shows got shitted up by it. the worst one being, Heroes. Breaking bad had a shortened first season, but it didnt matter, it was still awesome.

Goatface · Jul 12, 2023

Hollywood Studios’ WGA Strike Endgame Is To Let Writers Go Broke Before Resuming Talks In Fall

The 2023 scribes' strike could go a lot longer than the 2008 labor action if executives have their way

deadline.com

1988 strike was 153 days and 2007 was 100, mid oct would put it around 160.

Writers Guild Strike 2023

Karazhan Raider

Mr. Poopybutthole

Millie's Staff Member

Mr. Poopybutthole

Blackwing Lair Raider

Ahn'Qiraj Raider

Naxxramas 1.0 Raider

The Real Benny Johnson

Got something right about marriage

The Scientific Shitlord

The Real Benny Johnson

Got something right about marriage

The Wokest

FPS noob

Trakanon Raider

Millie's Staff Member

Throbbing Member

Mr. Poopybutthole

Millie's Staff Member

Karazhan Raider