Writers' Strike Spells Doom For All
Yes, Even Michael Urie
 

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The Writers Guild of America seems set for a strike starting tonight. As the doomsday clock inches toward midnight, AfterElton offers a look at a dismal, dystopian untelevised future.

Basically every fictional form of entertainment in the world will cease to exist and your precious memories will soon fade into oblivion. After that? The Anti-Christ.

Before you say goodbye to mind-numbing junk, enjoy the Logo-owned website's interview with dreamboat actor Michael Urie, who plays Ugly Betty's evil, yet lovable gay, Marc.

Nov 1, 2007 · Link · 2 Responses
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    Comments (2)

    No. 1 · Dawster

    so, what you're saying is that now is perfect time to pitch my idea for a new television series?

    Posted: Nov 1, 2007 at 5:47 pm
    No. 2 · Rt. Rev. Dr. RES

    Oh Dawster, I think that your Ozzie and Harry TV series is just great. Dave and Ricky should be surrogated by one woman with each of them the biological dad. Make it a comedy…..

    Posted: Nov 2, 2007 at 12:42 pm
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