Aukiman
9th January 2008, 12:44 PM
Writers' Strike Won't Put Superheroes Show In A Bind
bit of an older article, but one to take some re-assurance from ( from MTV ) . . .
While many television shows scramble to figure out how to survive the writers' strike, one show stands out from the crowd — because, prior to the strike beginning Monday, it teleported into the future and went back to tell its writers what it had seen. And while it might be too late for other shows to paint the future, they could save themselves in more ways than one, if "Heroes" were their role model.
OK, so teleporting is a bit of a stretch. But thanks to the "Heroes" comic book style of storytelling, the show won't be in a bind if the writers' strike continues indefinitely, unlike a few other serialized TV dramas.
READ MORE [ H E R E . . . (http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1573650/20071106/ index.jhtml)]
bit of an older article, but one to take some re-assurance from ( from MTV ) . . .
While many television shows scramble to figure out how to survive the writers' strike, one show stands out from the crowd — because, prior to the strike beginning Monday, it teleported into the future and went back to tell its writers what it had seen. And while it might be too late for other shows to paint the future, they could save themselves in more ways than one, if "Heroes" were their role model.
OK, so teleporting is a bit of a stretch. But thanks to the "Heroes" comic book style of storytelling, the show won't be in a bind if the writers' strike continues indefinitely, unlike a few other serialized TV dramas.
READ MORE [ H E R E . . . (http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1573650/20071106/ index.jhtml)]