RA and Jeff: This is funny considering that the WGA is out to break the reality and animation writers union by insisting that any new contract require those writers to be part of the WGA. And then there is that sympathy-strike clause. No one in their right mind would do a deal allowing writers to strike whenever anyone else does. Don't get me wrong, I'm no fan of the AMPTP who needs to learn math (a percentage based residual on nothing costs them nothing, if/when the internet side takes off, there will be more than enough to go around). But at this point, both sides are in 5-year-old child mode and need to grow up.

We talked about this on my HIMYM blog a few weeks ago, I figured they'd just be closing. I'm excited to see what happens with this new setting though and what kind of hilarity Ted will be up to now that he's living alone.

Wouldn't it be cool if Robin moved in with him? That has potential for hilarity.

R.A. Porter, yes to me it looks like the AMPTP are more hell bent on breaking the WGA then actually making a good business deal. Of course if the WGA sticks to their guns there will very few scripted shows by April. And I for one am not watching all reality shows and game shows. I have a feeling Many viewers feel the same. But then to the AMPTP us viewers don't mean much to them either I am guessing.

Ohhhhhhhhh! Eh, kinda lame excuse. They're not packing things up? How is Lily not spending every second agonizing over memories and carrying on about how excited she is about the new place, and the others busting on them about the smell?

Will this strike ever end? Seems like their is little progress and no talks.

And one more reason to pray for an end to the strike.