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I'm hoping that this is a light at the end of the tunnel. It has been 141 days. It's a big one, guys.

The AMPTP and the WGA are going to be sitting down for the first four more negotiations in a month and the stakes are high.

Not only could these talks shape the future of the business of Howie Wood?

Oh my God, who the hell cares?

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And it was a powerful speech, well-delivered, well-crafted, trying to reach across gaps.

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Taylor, I resent you talking about how nobody cares about the strike by my brothers and sisters.

In the Screen Actors Guild slash American Federation of TV and radio actors.

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Drew Baramore and somebody else, I forget who it was.

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