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let's speak to michael schneider, tb editor of variety magazine. thank you so much forjoining us. going to be wiped off our screens?— off our screens? well, basically everything- _ off our screens? well, basically everything- it's _ off our screens? well, basically everything. it's unprecedented, off our screens? well, basically - everything. it's unprecedented, and we are still trying to figure out who is going to be allowed to do what, and it's going to really limit production going forward, notjust here in the united states, but across the globe, not on the actors who are members of sag are told to no longer wear, but other productions, equity productions overseas, if they are companies like hbo, they might also decide to walk off. it is going to have huge wide—ranging impact. taste off. it is going to have huge wide-ranging impact. off. it is going to have huge wide-ranuain imact. ~ . . . , wide-ranging impact. we are already heafina wide-ranging impact. we are already hearing about _ wide-ranging impact. we are already hearing about it _ wide-ranging impact. we are already hea

michael schneider: as fox went with predominantly new ne >>> check tworks in thit out!0s was a golden era for black sitcoms. >> as fox went with a predominantly african-american cast you had new networks in the wb and upn that took that playbook and went with it. >> dad? mom? that girl has my face! >> sister sister was on wb. the wayans brothers. >> when the black sitcom was emerging on upn and wb, you were so joyful and excited that you get to express your culture through these shows. usher is there. kobe bryant is there. >> it was the rise in recognition of the black comedian. >> y'all got kids, you know! i just do with mine up front! >> the bernie mac show was inspired by bernie mac's real- life stand-up about how he took in his wife's sister's kids when she had drug problems. >> you always cry! you got to be a man! >> i don't want to be a man! >> it really push the envelope of being a father. >>'s show lead to more modern- day storytelling and identifying the black comedians can tell these kinds of stories. >> by the time everybody hates chris debuted in 2005, chris

michael schneider: the brady bunch was a huge success for abc that led to the partridge family whichg, hungry audience. shirley: hey kids, hollywood boulevard! danny bonaduce: we were a musical family that would travel around doing shows... keith: (singing) oh girl, you make my day. helen hunt: i was for sure going to marry david cassidy. that was definitely going to happen. patrick gomez: the partridge family is trying to embrace this like hippie cool culture. danny: what did you hit mom? shirley: i think it was a studebaker. man: you crazy hippies, it's not enough you don't trust anyone over 30. now you're trying to wipe us out! laura morowitz: but it takes this phenomenon of the counterculture and makes it very safe. danny: now relax mum.... but just remember our whole future depends on these next few minutes. shirley: ahhh. barry livingston: it was an escape from the real world for a lot of people. news anchor: in new york, a student protest is met by construction workers and at kent state in ohio, 4 students are killed. ethan alter: but some people didn't want to hide from what

michael schneider: as fox went with predominantly african-american casts, you had new networks in thetamar: mom? tia and tamara: that girl has my face! latoya ferguson: sister sister was on the wb. the wayans brothers. ♪ mara brock akil: when the black sitcom was emerging on the upn and the wb you are so joyful, excited, that you get to express your culture through these shows. usher is there. kobe bryant is there. cedric: it was the rise of the recognition of the black comedian. we just rushed the door. bernie: ya'll got kids, you know, i just deal with mine, up front... i don't go in behind the curtain, you know? it's a pain in the ass. latoya ferguson: the bernie mac show was inspired by bernie mac's real-life stand up about how he took in his sister's kids, when she had drug problem. child: i want mine! bernie: boy, you gotta stop being soft here, you always crying, you gotta be a man! child: i don't wanna be a man! cedric: it really pushed the envelope of being a father in a in a crazy world. bernie: yeah but she think we old country club rich, old money rich, shh.. we just nigga

michael schneider: the brady bunch was a huge success for abc ledo the partridge family which reallyngry audience. shirley: hey kids, hollywood boulevard! danny bonaduce: we were a musical family that would travel around doing shows... keith: (singing) oh girl, you make my day. helen hunt: i was for sure going to marry david cassidy. that was definitely going to happen. patrick gomez: the partridge family is trying to embrace this like hippie cool culture. danny: what did you hit mom? shirley: i think it was a studebaker. man: you crazy hippies, it's not enough you don't trust anyone over 30. now you're trying to wipe us out! laura morowitz: but it takes this phenomenon of the counterculture and makes it very safe. danny: now relax mum.... but just remember our whole future depends on these next few minutes. shirley: ahhh. barry livingston: it was an escape from the real world for a lot of people. news anchor: in new york, a student protest is met by construction workers and at kent state in ohio, 4 students are killed. ethan alter: but some people didn't want to hide from what was h

james schneider, thank you indeed for joining you very much indeed for joining me morning. let's bring me this morning. let's bring michael i mean, it's a indictment of starmer and starmer's here by james starmer's politics here by james schneider, to be schneider, perhaps to be expected because he's jeremy corbyn's former spin doctor and very much on the left of the party. what's your analysis of starmer by—election starmer after the by—election results, particularly with uxbndge results, particularly with uxbridge in mind? michael well, funnily i agree with a funnily enough, i agree with a lot of james's analysis. >> i thought he was spot on, spot on in some ways. i mean, it is extraordinary is rather extraordinary to find a party doesn't want a labour party that doesn't want to about what would like to talk about what it would like to talk about what it would like to do in government. and it is certainly true that the conditions would conditions in which labour would take they win the next take over if they win the next election are not all election are not at all promising and extremely different the 1997 different fr