'P-Valley' And The Latest Shows Affected By The Writer's Strike

P-Valley's creator and showrunner Katori Hall has paused the production of the popular Starz drama adding another show to the writer's strike shut down.

Like many in this situation, the writer's strike forces the hands of those who want to stand with them in this fight. Hall shared the statement on Twitter.

"Despite rumors, due to the #WGA #WritersStrike filming on #PValley has been postponed. Like many of my fellow showrunners, I feel as though my writing & producing duties are inextricably linked. We will not be filming until a fair deal is reached. #WGAStrong."

She reminded her Twitter followers. "I am also a member of the #DGA, whose #AMPTP contract begins negotiations TODAY. Overlapping issues abound, and we shall see how these stories end. As a writer, I strike with a sense of radical dignity — that our work must be valued for its magic. #WGAStrong #WritersStrike.”

Many believe Hall would not suspend the show's production because it was supposedly filming, and no announcement had been made. Hall cleared that up this week.

This isn't the first time she has spoken up about the strike. At the beginning of the strike, she retweeted many of her fellow writer's and industry friends' sentiments about the strike, effectively drawing attention to the matter.

But this is the first time she has used her words to agree with the strike. Hall joins others who spoke up about the writer's strike this week. Mayim Bialik chose to step down from filming her last week as the host of Jeopardy.

Gabourey Sidibe spoke to Deadline from the picket lines, where she made it clear she stands with the writers. "I am striking with the writers because if they don't work, I can't work."

Robin Thede, creator and star of HBO's A Black Lady Sketch Show, asked studio heads to "stop being cheap." Noting, "I'm striking because paying writers a day rate is an abomination. We are still professional and deserve to be paid that way."

Marvel finally managed to get the Daredevil TV show up and running. The reboot Daredevil: BornAgain is on pause at least for the rest of the week, Billions shut down, and showrunners have said that until further notice from the picket lines.

Ava Duvernay had a new, untitled show starring everyone's favorite 'Zaddy' Joshua Jackson… not anymore. GoodTrouble, the long-awaited new fifth season, is finally in production, but wait, production is halted.

Okay, well, at least we have Apple TV+ Severance, right? Season two is now on pause. So you see, the writer's strike is not slowing down, and their protests are impacting more and more shows that many were hoping to be able to binge come to Fall.

Unfortunately, if this strike goes on any longer, the Fall premiere dates will start to shift! It is now being predicted by Deadline that there is no immediate end in sight.