I support the writers and agree with Mark Evanier: if the networks say there's no money to be made from online streaming video, why not just settle the strike and give the writers the 8% of nothing they're asking for.

I fill out surveys and still fall into the 45-54 age bracket for two more months, after which I enter the "no one cares what you have to say, old man" age range. My congratulations to all the people who vow to stop watching TV due to the strike, you'll be better off reading anyhow. but I suspect a lot of that bombast is from the same folks - or their children - who aware to quit smoking when cirarettes hit fifty cents a pack and stop driving once gas hit a dollar a gallon.

I don't come to AICN to criticize shows I don't watch, but are you saying there's a show opposite Grey's Anatomy and CSI and that people are actually watching it? Seriously?

So, for as cliche as it may be, as a court reporter, I declare this show brilliant.

"Blah, blah blah, Yay Whedon, blah blah blah."