The Hollywood writers strike is over. Here’s what we know.

Hollywood’s writers strike is over after nearly five months after the WGA board approved a contract agreement with studios. TV’s late-night hosts plan to return to their evening sketches and monologues by next week.

Here’s what we know.
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[FastEddy]

There was a strike!?!
I didn’t notice.

[scclif]

Support the UAW, everyone. Don't buy a car until the strike is over .

[richard]

Keeping Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert off the air longer is well worth continuing the strike.

[bradleymiller]

This is AP but sounds like a highschool English assignment.

[dustinbiter]

Are you all serious I guess greed really knows no boundaries I used to come home from a day of PHYSICAL labor to relax and hopefully enjoy new episodes of my favorite shows but this year can't do that because the writers decided that they don't make enough money enough

[Revelation_-]

Alright!
Hollywood gets their money for nothing.
Now they can go back to telling us how to think, feel and spend ours.

[maad]

I will watch shows less like she hulk knowing those writers get paid more. I put it on as filler but I will never again

[zeekfromthecreek]

So they won't have to share credit with AI for their scripts. Does that mean AIs will be writing much of the script while a human gets the credit? If so, AIs will eventually be writing all of the scripts and there won't be any human writers to share the credit with.

[ImOldGreggg]

Here comes more garbage shows. The peace and quiet was nice while we had it huh? I'm a union lineman, and I support striking.. as long as the workers are fully committed to their craft. The writers guild is not.

[susanb]

I have missed stephen colbert world is depressing without his interpretations of current events