After a federal mediator has failed to produce harmony, peace and choruses of Kumbaya between The Screen Actors Guild and The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, SAG is asking its members to authorize a strike.  A seventy-five percent vote is required to make the strike a reality.  Speaking of reality, I hope you are all prepared for three hour episodes of The Biggest Loser and bad game shows and PBS because there is going to be nothing on television.  Why do these strikes always happen in the dead of winter (here) when there is nothing to do except watch TV or have sex?  I predict an east coast population boom September 09. SAG is looking for union coverage for all Internet-only productions and the AMPTP won't go for that.  Does this sound at all familiar?  This is soooo last year Writers Guild of America. I know that, in time, the two sides will come to some sort of amicable agreement.  Let's pray for a resolution soon because I'm rilly, rilly anxious for Tara Reid to get back in front of the camera. />After a federal mediator has failed to produce harmony, peace and choruses of Kumbaya between The Screen Actors Guild and The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, SAG is asking its members to authorize a strike.  A seventy-five percent vote is required to make the strike a reality.  Speaking of reality, I hope you are all prepared for three hour episodes of The Biggest Loser and bad game shows and PBS because there is going to be nothing on television.  Why do these s...