[#67531]
Written by: famkefan99 [10/11/2007, 05:59]
great that "samantha who?" has 8 left
[#67569]
Written by: skyeater3 [10/11/2007, 10:17]
some more info below taken from digitalspy on some other series (and some
already in that list, but i'm too lazy to hack all the repeated info out).
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abc
boston legal: 14 episodes recorded. ep 6 aired this week as normal; episode 7 to
air next tuesday.
brothers and sisters: 12 episodes recorded. abc plans to air new episode as
normal this sunday.
cashmere mafia: launch held back until end of strike.
carpoolers: 13 out of 13 in the can.
cavemen: 12 episodes out of 13 ordered taped.
dancing with the stars: production continues; host tom bergeron to ad-lib.
desperate housewives: production shut down. 9 episodes recorded; show expected
to go on hiatus first week of december.
dirty sexy money: 13 of 13 episodes taped. next new episode goes out november 15.
grey's anatomy: 10 episodes recorded; production on single remaining script
continues. production shutdown scheduled for tuesday, november 13.
jimmy kimmel live: on hiatus.
lost: 8 episodes out of 16 ordered taped. in event of protracted dispute, the 8
in the can could run as a mini-season starting in the new year with remaining
shows held back for 2008-09.
men in trees: 19 episodes taped. first part of a new two-parter to go out on
november 10.
private practice: 9 episodes taped. 2 more scripts available for production.
samantha who?: 8 episodes taped.
ugly betty: 13 out of 24 episodes taped.
cbs
cane: production continues. new episode scheduled for next tuesday as normal.
cold case: 10 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
csi: 9 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
csi: miami: 13 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
csi: new york: 11 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
ghost whisperer: 9 episodes out of 22 ordered taped.
jericho: production completed on 7 episode order.
ncis: 10 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
numb3rs: 9 episodes out of 24 ordered taped.
rules of engagement: production shut down.
the big bang theory: production shut down with 9 episodes in the can.
the late show with david letterman: on hiatus.
the late late show with craig ferguson: on hiatus.
the new adventures of old christine: production shut down.
two and a half men: production shut down.
fox
24: production shut down with 8 episodes taped. show on hiatus.
back to you: production shut down with 9 episodes taped. on hiatus.
family guy: production shut down; last taped episode to air this sunday.
house: production continues. show to become anchor of fox schedule through early
2008 due to absence of 24 and prison break.
prison break: 12 episodes completed. show to go on hiatus effective november 12
with new first-run episodes scheduled to return on january 12.
'til death: production shut down.
nbc
30 rock: 9 episodes of a 22 episode season taped. tina fey has joined wga, east
strike but production expected to resume on a 10th script later this week.
heroes: heroes: origins spinoff suspended. 11 episodes taped. it is understood
that nbc is planning for the december 3 episode to serve as a season finale in
the event of a protracted strike, with the show returning for special episodes
in the run-up to 2008-09.
journeyman: production continues.
saturday night live: on hiatus.
scrubs: 10 episodes shot. 2 more scripts available. 12th episode could serve as
series finale.
the office: production shut down - actors refused to cross picket lines. show to
go on hiatus effective november 15.
the cw
gossip girl: 13 episodes of 22 episode order taped.
smallville: 8 episodes in the can; production continues.
supernatural: 11 episodes in the can; 5 scripts available for production.
comedy central
south park: writers not members of the wga; production continues.
the colbert report: on hiatus.
the daily show with jon stewart: on hiatus.
hbo
real time with bill maher: on hiatus.
fx
dirt: second season expected to be truncated.
nip/tuck: 14 episodes in the can; filming on 8 more postponed.
[#67590]
Written by: famkefan99 [10/11/2007, 13:45]
is samantha who 4 or 8 episodes remaining i'm confused now
[#67625]
Written by: skyeater3 [10/11/2007, 18:58]
i think that info is 'this is how many episodes are left' as of thursday 8th
november.
sorry for causing confusion.
although... some of them do quite clearly list a number of eps taped out of a
series total order. so... i don't know.
[#67633]
Written by: 24 [10/11/2007, 20:38]
hmmm, csi's 9eps have been taped and 5 have aired. looks like 4-6weeks all my
favorite shows will get screwed can't believe 24 is on hiatus
[#67741]
Written by: skyeater3 [11/11/2007, 18:09]
Quote by prkan
i trust michael ausiello more than digitalspy... sorry... and this
just came
out today...
i was just relaying this info from another site, as there were a few series
listed in it that the main article didn't have (not any i watch i don't think,
but i was just trying to be helpful :s). before then i can't say i'd even heard
of digitalspy so i have no idea how accurate their info may be. but, yeah, i
agree with you - go by the original piece.
[#67756]
Written by: ufipod [11/11/2007, 20:06]
i know it's not a long term solution, but doesn't it seem like most of these
shows have enough episodes to last them till the december break anyway? and then
they can show reruns for all of december, hopefully they can decide to share the
ridiculous dvd-internet ad profits with the writers before the new year.
by the way, new tv vocabulary i just saw, a new term they needed for the current
situation. they are calling the next episode of prison break the "fall finale"
[#67931]
Written by: canyonvr [12/11/2007, 15:20]
Quote by prkan
here's an update:
aliens in america: seventeen episodes will be produced. six episodes have aired,
so there are 11 left.
life is wild: twelve episodes will be produced. six episodes have aired, so
there are six left.
one tree hill: twelve episodes will be produced. none have aired yet, so there
are twelve episodes left.
just for clarification... "will be produced" isn't the same as "taped" or "in
the can" or "recorded"... correct?
skyeater3's post would be more informational than the original news article.
(not to bash prkan!! i love reading the stories!)
[#68004]
Written by: aussiemadmum [12/11/2007, 23:27]
my question is though:
will the seasons continue, or be cut short. i know that they can only air what
has been produced, but once they sort all of their problems out, what will
happen? some shows only fall short by a couple of episodes, whereas other
(more popular shows, eg. house, bones, grey's etc) have at least half of the
season to go. i wonder what will happen to the shorter season shows in
particular? many of these are new this fall. i wonder whether it will have a
detrimental effect on their future?
[#68169]
Written by: Blackstar [13/11/2007, 18:53]
Quote by aussiemadmum
my question is though:
will the seasons continue, or be cut short. i know that they can only air
what
has been produced, but once they sort all of their problems out, what will
happen? some shows only fall short by a couple of episodes, whereas other
(more popular shows, eg. house, bones, grey's etc) have at least half of the
season to go. i wonder what will happen to the shorter season shows in
particular? many of these are new this fall. i wonder whether it will have a
detrimental effect on their future?
well one thing that occurs to me about the new shows is that the cast probably
won't have been on long term contracts so there is the possibility that if the
strike drags on they may have to find other work to pay the bills, films or
theatre, and won't be availbale for a restart. if the studios are smart they
will have covered themselves for that but then if they were smart we probably
wouldn't be in this mess in the first place.
[#68177]
Written by: joeymac [13/11/2007, 20:09]
i don't understand why they are cutting the seasons short... surely they finish
the shows for summer and rerun them till fall. why not just do the reruns now
and run shows into the summer.
most finish way before that anyway. heroes for instance... why not just pause
production and then start up again where they left off. what's the point in just
cutting half a season and renaming the second half.
and lost.. that's 8 short anyway. they have two month wiggle room. just make
them into that massive gap over the summer.
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