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 The Winter of Writers’ Dissed ContentPosted on Nov 14, 2007
It can be confusing to follow the ongoing WGA strike, what with all the picketing, accusations from both sides, and rampant speculation about whether Ellen DeGeneres is a traitor or just trapped in a rock-versus-hard-place career conundrum. Here, striking staffers from “The Daily Show” helpfully explain their side of the issue. Via Defamer Watch it:
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By Deborah, November 16, 2007 at 3:02 pm #
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That.
Was.
Totally
Wicked!!!!!!!!!!
Another great line from another great movie that is obviously worth totally zilch.
Go writers! I hope you all get your demands.
Report thisBy Craig, November 15, 2007 at 6:38 pm #
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These guys have earned every penny viacom can squeeze out of Google. If it wasn’t for The Daily Show and Comedy Central in general, Viacom would only be known as the parent company of Katie Couric.
Pay the writers you greedy bastards!
Report thisBy Nickie Wild, November 15, 2007 at 11:34 am #
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Aw, man.
That was great. I miss the Daily Show.
Stupid Viacom! Maybe they are Satan after all….
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