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Stuff About The Hollywood Strikes | Episode 34 | Season 3
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Disclaimer: We are not members of SAG-AFTRA or the WGA. We just some regular people that like to talk about stuff so if we get something incorrect, our bad.
Spoiler Alert: The girls talk about Tlou.
In this episode, we talk about the Hollywood Strikes. The WGA strike is over, but the SAG AFTRA strike lingers on, so we rant about it. We provide some facts, and some opinions. We even totally contradict ourselves halfway into the episode because we wanted to be extra cautious. But turns out, its ok to mention the names of struck work, just not cool to review, big up, or otherwise promote struck work. So, most of the episode, we don’t mention names of struck work but later we do…yall, just listen and you’ll see what I mean.
Dad, as he does, goes down memory lane and Aurie, as she does, tries to call him old. But the turntables…uh…turn because Mom, whom we love, was pregnant with Aurie so she can’t really say Dad is old in this case.
Ur internet mom ash (@urinternetmomash) and Kurt Yue (@ActingCareerCenter) helped us get our facts together.
Also, Aurie uses bread to make a surprisingly well thought out analogy about the strike. She was hungry…
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