Television viewers, rejoice. The Hollywood writers' strike, which ended earlier this month, is now officially, totally, completely over and done with. Here's the proof -- a statement from the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers:
"The members of the Writers Guild of America have ratified their new labor agreement. Now that our industry is back in business, our goal is to collaborate with everyone in the industry - writers, directors, actors and stagehands alike - to produce the highest-quality entertainment products without any further interruption."
Read CongressDaily's coverage of the strike's conclusion here.
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