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'Law & Order: SVU' about to close up shop

01:59 PM PT, Nov 7 2007

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When "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" finishes filming its current episode, that will be it for that NBC staple, show runner Neal Baer said today. "We're shooting a show now and that's it. After that, we have nothing in the pipeline."  (More on how many episodes of shows have been written.)

According to the show runner, "SVU" actors all plan to head for the picket line in NYC tomorrow.

More news on the strike

-- Maria Elena Fernandez

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good riddance writers. its my hopes that this strike will sink you, your average scripts and union. if i were to drop $10 million on a hotel, i can't imagine having to pay the framers, the plumbers, the electricians or the designers everytime i rent out a room. do your job, get paid for it and go away. if you've done a good enough job, i'll hire you again. if you haven't, go teach at the local college. tv sucks and you and your union are the reason. same for SAG. i will relish the day they can completely animate your sorry a** and you have to join my sorry a** from 9 to 5.

Hey Jay (and/or Dave, Conan, Craig and Jimmy):

I'm available!

Will write for rent.

- Paul
http://www.paul-hughes.net

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