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[quote name=\'Gus\' post=\'171999\' date=\'Dec 13 2007, 01:52 PM\']
To answer the question as you wrote it, of course not, since the strikers are writers, not producers.
To answer the question as you seem to have meant it, I'm not sure if 1v100s writers are WGA.
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One of the writers for the last batch of episode of episodes was Aaron Solomon, who (IIRC) lead the mass exodus of Guild writers from "Temptation," so as long as he's around, I'd assume they are a WGA shop.
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AFAIK, they were WGA for the shows that were taped in September and October and will be airing starting next month.
However, one of the trades says that the show is "not affected," which means that I wouldn't put it past Endemol to take the show non-union if they get an additional order and the strike hasn't been resolved. They may have the pleasure of having Tenacious D playing outside their front door like Fremantle got last week.