Studios shutdown Daredevil and Penguin shows until WGA strike is over

Studios shutdown Daredevil and Penguin shows until the writers strike is over

. Batman has never been particularly good at keeping Gotham free of crime.

The WGA is waiting for the studios to return to the negotiating table so that the action can come to an end. However, studios are seemingly waiting to see what SAG-AFTRA will do when the union contract expires at the end of the month. Last week, , meaning they could join the picket lines if a deal isn’t reached. Ultimately, the unions have been quite clear: If the studios want entertainment to sell to consumers, they must pay those who make the product.

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