I hope there's no strike.

Just to jet again prove that Bob has no idea about the business anyways. You can count the amount of posts that were answered with a "yes" ("Will this and that happen?") with the hand of a guy working in a sawmill.

"4. Screw the actors. They get paid to much already."


Dear Scott,

Find out who's is working first before you talk about how somebody gets paid. Most actors are not working.

As far as getting paid... it's scale that varies and most are not A-listers so learn some info on about the percentage who is out of work and who is working cause it doesn't balance out evenly.



I hope the strike doesn't happen. I would like to work soon. Plus, it will only delay any productions and I'm trying to get a pilot produced and picked up.

The actors were out of work for a long time last year due to the writer's strike. Seems another strike could really hurt the wallets of the supporting players.

What kind of an agreement should be made over DVDs and new media? I'm not sure how it works with actors and reruns, etc., other than those that make a deal get money. It's not the norm, is it?

If their is a strike I will be so pissed at both sides. They know how much it cost and the damage done after the writers strike. The public will be very upset. But the studio heads and producers and SAG both have giant egos and want to say they won, so I would not be surprised if there is a strike. But it's going to really hurt the industry.

Screw the actors. They get paid to much already.

Somebody forgot to close their italics tag!

As far as the strike, I really hope the actors come to some sort of agreement, even if it just protects the next season and the parties have to go back into mediation in 2009. I think that the goodwill and support that the writers got won't happen the second time around if another strike happens so soon.

I say bring it on. Cripple the industry. The whole entertainment world needs a kick in the ass anyways.