Starting on Nov. 5, 2007, America's television and movie writers left their solitary desks for the collective sidewalks of Los Angeles and New York, carrying placards ranging from the prosaic ("Writers Guild of America: On Strike") to the quirky ("They Wrong: We Write"). Actors, like Alec Baldwin, [RETURN TO ARTICLE]
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