Lori Holcomb • The Enquirer • January 28, 2009
When the writers' strike froze production of numerous television shows in late 2007, some chose to put down their pickets and pick up their pens anyway.
From the imaginations of several work-thirsty scribes came online sites such as Strike.TV, a place where professional writers could bypass the rigamarole and high expenses of the studio system and produce their creations for less money and hassle.
Battle Creek native David O'Malley joined writers and actors from hit shows such as "Friends," "The Office" and "Saturday Night Live," with his latest creation, "Dangerous Women," which debuted on Strike.TV last Thursday.
http://www.battlecreekenquirer.com/article/20090128/NEWS01/901280310/1002/NEWS01
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