Talks between the WGA and the AMPTP will resume on Friday
, in one of those continuing signs of goodwill we’ve seen over the last three months. Of course, there’s a lot at stake that the studios do not want to give up, including higher wages, staffing requirements, job security, guardrails on A.I., and residuals for streaming shows.
But it has been nearly 100 days since the two parties met——so maybe the AMPTP is willing to concede that attempting to starve out writers wasn’t such a hot idea. After all, writers are an exceptionally adaptable bunch and are pretty adept at not making money for long periods of time. It’s like challenging a sea turtle to a breath-holding contest.
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