After Strike, TV Shows Hurry Up and Wait
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The switch that controls the television business is expected to be flicked on all the way early this week.
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Hollywood's television pilot season, when networks develop and test most new programs, is in a tailspin with writers on strike putting billions of advertising dollars at risk.
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An increasing number of television  viewers are producing their own shows, and the TV industry is  frantically trying to figure out how to combine broadcasts,  Internet movies and home videos into one package.
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NEW YORK  - Showtime became an unlikely supplier of strike content when CBS picked up the pay-cable network's acclaimed drama "Dexter" during the writers' walkout.
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The picture is grainy and the technology won't last, but TV programming is here to stay.
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No more writers on picket lines. No more network TV bosses scrambling for replacement shows.
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The television industry is ready to  deliver a host of new ways to experience video from  high-definition (HD) TV to Internet and mobile TV but  manufacturers are frustrated at a lack of political impetus.
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Media consumers have been watching the writersâ strike from the sidelines, but they might take notice if the awards season is replaced by marches and pickets.
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One fallout of the Hollywood writers strike is that fans of Fox's drama "24" have to wait until next January to see Jack Bauer again.
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Scions of filmmakers are ready to strike again.
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Well into the second decade of the television era, the machines still conked out, a lot. "TV's on the fritz again," folks would say. There was such a thing as a TV repairman, who would come to your house. Now, TVs work.
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What will television look like when the strike ends, and how is the next season going to be changed?
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Despite the Hollywood writers' strike, the big TV networks have more than a hundred episodes of scripted series ready to roll out over the next few months.
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To prepare for a prolonged writers strike, television networks have stockpiled a gladiator battle, a lie-detector game, a remade "Password," a celebrity "Apprentice" and a competition for aspiring Pussycat Dolls.
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A day before Writers  Guild of America members vote on whether to end their  three-month strike, the broadcast networks on Monday began  firming up their production plans.
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Some of TV's best shows come back soon; get the discs, and get onboard
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A growing number of people are watching TV online; sometimes the future looks very different when it arrives and more.