Amid the ongoing WGA strike, Karamo Brown, from "Queer Eye," can resume production for his talk show "Karamo" as it doesn't employ celebrities or writers.
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Brown's show remains unaffected by the strike, as it doesn't utilize WGA staffers and relies on his unscripted hosting style.
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Shows like "The Drew Barrymore Show" and "Real Time With Bill Maher" face backlash as they resume filming without their writing staff, deemed "struck shows" by the Writers’ Guild of America.
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Other daytime shows not employing WGA members, such as "Sherri," "Tamron Hall," and "Live With Kelly and Ryan," continue without interruptions.
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Striking SAG-AFTRA members can still appear on talk shows as long as they avoid discussing projects associated with struck studios.
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Karamo Brown remains supportive of the strike's issues related to equity and equality, emphasizing the need for change.
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Returning to the studio to film "Karamo" feels unique for Brown, as many of his peers remain fully out of work due to the strike.
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Brown's show is set to premiere its sophomore season on September 18, 2023, as he continues to balance his work with supporting the strike and advocating for change.