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This appeared as a moral dilemma....
This week, Kendall, Ceres, and guest Ashlyn Thomas get into the forgotten history of Dr. Horrible, the phenomenon web series that brought web content into the all-seeing eyes of LA Producers; and how it violated the Writer's Strike of 2007-2008. Join us as we pick at the scab on Hollywood's Knee: Joss Whedon.
Works Cited and Further Reading:
Writer's Guild full list of demands
“Suspension Is Not Firing”: Fox Stops Paying Showrunners & Hyphenates by Nikki Finke
Global Nonviolent Action Database's record of the strike
Writers' strike boosts YouTube traffic by Mark Sweeney
AMPTP's PR Firm Justifies Its Existence But Masters Of Disaster Make Own Mess by Nikki Finke
The Picket Line Is The Place to Meet A Writer in L.A. by Sarah McBride
Joss Whedon's Blog Post on the Writer's Strike
Joss' Post about founding the Fans4Writers Website
Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog was the best thing to come out of the writers’ strike
On top of everything else, Quibi exploits a union loophole to underpay workers
IATSE Members in TV and Film Production Vote to Authorize a Nationwide Strike
Ending song excerpt is "Links on the Chain" by Phil Ochs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an_1tpcnfgw