Late-night comedy shows were forced to halt studio
production Tuesday after Hollywood studios failed to win a new contract with
the Writers Guild of America.
Now thousands of unionized television writers are on strike
after their demands for more money from television studios and broadcasters
were not met.
Popular late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel, Jimmy Fallon,
Stephen Colbert and Seth Meyers will be off the air until their show's writers
return to work.
Shows that air daily, including much of the late-night talk
show programming, will air reruns or be forced to make a show without the help
of its writers.CBrief
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