TV Writing Jobs Fell by 42 Percent in 2023-24 Season, WGA Says
TV Writing Jobs Fell by 42 Percent in 2023-24 Season, WGA Says

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TV Writing Jobs Fell by 42 Percent in 2023-24 Season, WGA Says (Exclusive)

TV Writing Jobs Fell by 42 Percent in 2023-24 Season, WGA Says
TV Writing Jobs Fell by 42 Percent in 2023-24 Season, WGA Says (Exclusive)
They've switched from using writing rooms, to having fully pitched and written pilots and seasons before an order comes out.
That's why we have a lot more awesome first seasons, and complete crap second ones lately. Also they tend to cut later seasons if it isn't a smash hit because they don't want to pay the writers.