The writers’ walkout will have “no effect whatsoever” on WWE because their writers aren’t members of WGA, said WWE CEO Nick Khan (who also expressed support for the striking writers) on an earnings call. Darren Star, creator of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris,” skipped an FYC event held on Tuesday, the day WGA strike started. CBS – which is skipping its traditional upfront event in NYC – will still release its schedule, but without the fanfare.Īmong stars canceling events due to the writers’ strike is Jon Stewart, who was scheduled to take part in a conversation about Apple TV+’s “The Problem with Jon Stewart” on May 8. “We plan to reschedule the event at a later date, and look forward to hosting you at that time,” the network told would-be attendees. The WGA strike has prompted CBS to postpone an event planned for May 9 in Hollywood to announce its fall 2023 slate. The Canadian guild said it will support the strike “to the fullest extent possible.”
“With strike action now in force, the AWG advises members not to work on active projects within the jurisdiction of the WGA, to pitch new projects designed for production within the jurisdiction of the WGA, or to cross picket lines, actual or virtual, for the duration of the strike,” the Australian Writers’ Guild told members. With US studios potentially looking to replace striking writers with scribes from Australia, Canada and the UK, the Australian and Canadian film and TV unions have joined their UK brethren in support of US writers. Netflix: Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story Sanctuary Larva Familyįox: Animal Control at 9p Call Me Kat at 10p HGTV: Flipping 101 with Tarek El Moussa at 8p Fix My Flip at 9p REELZ #1 CABLE NETWORK Friday & Saturday NightsĬlick here for source and more informationĪdult Swim: Unicorn: Warriors Eternal at 11:59pĬooking Channel: BBQ Across America at 9pĭisney+: Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures Delivers Sought-After Prime Time Impressions
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