After nearly 100 days on strike, the WGA and the Producers Alliance are tentatively discussing a return to the negotiating table to hammer out a deal.
Deadline senior editor Dominic Patten told KNX News, "It is going to be a long road back to the negotiating table, but from the stalemate that we've seen up until just a few days ago, we are seeing some openings happening."
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Patten says it is still early, and things are fluid, but attorneys for both sides are talking, and it's the first time in months that insiders have expressed a sense of cautious optimism.
Topics at the top of the WGA's agenda include minimum staffing, a streaming residual based on viewership, and protections involving the use of artificial intelligence.
There have been no formal talks since the writers hit the picket line on May 2.
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