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The WGA strike
« on: December 31, 2007, 09:58:15 PM »
Everyone in the WGA is a no-talent, miserable hack.

Why the networks don't just fire them all and hire masses of willing scab laborers is a complete mystery to me.

Then again, I stopped watching TV years ago for its shittiness.
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Re: The WGA strike
« Reply #1 on: January 03, 2008, 11:48:46 PM »
Wow, using the word, EVERYONE is a very strong generalization. Don't ye think so?
There are a lot of great writers that are members of the guild that kick ass in my humble opinion.
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Everyone in the WGA is a no-talent, miserable hack.

Why the networks don't just fire them all and hire masses of willing scab laborers is a complete mystery to me.

Then again, I stopped watching TV years ago for its shittiness.
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Re: The WGA strike
« Reply #2 on: January 04, 2008, 10:13:21 AM »
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Wow, using the word, EVERYONE is a very strong generalization. Don't ye think so?
There are a lot of great writers that are members of the guild that kick ass in my humble opinion.

I don't know, perhaps the OP makes a pretty good point. Most TV really sucks ass these days. Sitcoms sure as fuck ain't what they used to be. So you think that there are a lot of great WGA writers. Like who, for instance?
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« Reply #3 on: January 04, 2008, 01:32:56 PM »
the people who write south park, colbert/stewart, family guy, and adult swim are fucking awsome. otherwise, every soap oprah, sitcom, and talk show can go to hell. with the exception of just a handfull of good moments, they all suck.
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Re: The WGA strike
« Reply #4 on: January 04, 2008, 06:49:14 PM »
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Wow, using the word, EVERYONE is a very strong generalization. Don't ye think so?
There are a lot of great writers that are members of the guild that kick ass in my humble opinion.
I don't know, perhaps the OP makes a pretty good point. Most TV really sucks ass these days. Sitcoms sure as fuck ain't what they used to be. So you think that there are a lot of great WGA writers. Like who, for instance?


Yes, I do think that there are still great writers involved with TV shows. Here is one example: David E. Kelley,Lawrence Broch, and
Janet Leahy. These are the main writers for the show Boston Legal.
They are creative and also tackle a lot of mainstream issues that have been an ongoing problem in our  society. I view these writers as daring and not afraid to be controversial and go against the grain. That I respect immensely.
In my original post all I was saying is that the original poster made a very grand generalization claiming that "Everyone" in the writers guild basically sucks, and I simply think that statement is very harsh and unwarranted. I also do like the writers of south park and a few others. I never claimed that all tv writers are good or even excellent. I do feel there are some still that are pretty great, though.
-DP
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Re: The WGA strike
« Reply #5 on: January 04, 2008, 06:55:21 PM »
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Wow, using the word, EVERYONE is a very strong generalization. Don't ye think so?
There are a lot of great writers that are members of the guild that kick ass in my humble opinion.
I don't know, perhaps the OP makes a pretty good point. Most TV really sucks ass these days. Sitcoms sure as fuck ain't what they used to be. So you think that there are a lot of great WGA writers. Like who, for instance?

Yes, I do think that there are still great writers involved with TV shows. Here is one example: David E. Kelley,Lawrence Broch, and
Janet Leahy. These are the main writers for the show Boston Legal.
They are creative and also tackle a lot of mainstream issues that have been an ongoing problem in our  society. I view these writers as daring and not afraid to be controversial and go against the grain. That I respect immensely.
In my original post all I was saying is that the original poster made a very grand generalization claiming that "Everyone" in the writers guild basically sucks, and I simply think that statement is very harsh and unwarranted. I also do like the writers of south park and a few others. I never claimed that all tv writers are good or even excellent. I do feel there are some still that are pretty great, though.
-DP

Oh, ok. Boston Legal is ok I guess..ttyl
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« Reply #6 on: January 05, 2008, 02:48:22 AM »
Boston legal is hilarious. So is that show Scrubs.

Sadly most of the rest are pure shite.
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