‘TV’s Top 5’: Chris Keyser Explains the New WGA Deal (and Why He’s Done Negotiating)

The co-chair of the Writers Guild negotiating committee opens up about streaming transparency and residuals, and why lower-level scribes should not be concerned about minimum staffing points; plus Alan Sepinwall joins the podcast for a discussion about ‘Reser…

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‘TV’s Top 5’: Chris Keyser Explains the New WGA Deal (and Why He’s Done Negotiating) - Hollywood Reporter

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