This is a short explanation about why the current WGA negotiations are so important. As of right now they're still deciding on whether or not to authorise a strike, and to be honest, it doesn't look good. Bobo Berens has been pretty vocally supportive of the WGA's position (haven't been able to gauge Dabb's thoughts about it yet). Based on what happened last time (remember season 3?), it's pretty clear that if the WGA goes on strike, it will have some kind of negative effect on Supernatural season 13), though I don't know enough about the industry to guess exactly what that would be (reduced number of episodes again, I bet). Of course I don't want this to happen to my beloved show, but at the same time I am absolutely on the side of the screenwriters in this. If they decide to strike, it's their right and I will support them. But let's hope it doesn't come to that! You can show your support on Twitter with the hashtags #supportourwriters and #WGAUnity
