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FACEBOOKEllen's reasoning for crossing the line makes a lot of sense to me. She said she did it because there are people who count on her for a paycheck. I understand the writers are fighting for what is rightfully theirs. But they need to understand they are hurting people besides the studio execs or the celebrities. Ellen's right, if her show stops, all the people who work for her (who probably live from paycheck to paycheck) are suddenly out of work. If she's truly thinking about them, it's hard to argue her continuing her show.
Us Poll: Should Ellen Have Ignored the Strike?
Wednesday November 14, 2007
Ellen DeGeneres stops by "The Late Show With David Letterman" on August 29, 2007 in New York City.
Jim Spellman/WireImage.comLast week, Ellen DeGeneres crossed the Writers Guild of America's picket lines and became the only talk show host still filming episodes during the writers' strike.
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Wednesday November 14, 2007
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Should Ellen have crossed the picket line?
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Posted by Megan Lynn at 9:02 am ET
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8:41 PM
jade Says:
8:35 PM
Anonymous Says:
Good for you. Ellen, Did you ever posted your profile on a celebrity and millionaire dating site called wealthymingle.com. I saw your profile there few weeks ago.
8:07 PM
Anonymous Says:
Why did you put "I don't care" as a choice? Then why do a poll? People who "don't care" shouldn't be voting at all.
Ellen is a pig for crossing that picket line.
4:00 PM
Anonymous Says:
Go Ellen! Keep on filming those episodes!!! Who cares what everyone thinks!!!! YOU ROCK!!
