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One of the post-strike realities: fewer shows, fewer writers on overall deals, and perhaps an amusing roundabout: after a generation of Peak TV, writers are starting to focus on movies.
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I know a lot of writers and reps who quietly breathed a sigh of relief when the studios opted to suspend, rather than terminate, their overall deals during the WGA strike. Months of zero pay would hurt, of course, but once the strike settled and the pain was over, the time off—and the studio checks—would just be added on to the end of their deals.
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