Drew Waves the White Flag

[Mark Jeffries]

She says that the shows she taped last week will not air this week and she won't start up again until the resolution of the WGA strike--however, the cable box guide still shows new episodes for tomorrow (remember, her show is divided into two half-hours) and the rest of the week:

https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/drew-barrymore-daytime-talk-show-not-returning-strike-1235725739/

For the record, her scheduled guests tomorrow are a menopause expert and a cooking segment--the rest of the week has the "CBS Mornings" gang (not affected by either strike) on Tuesday, Norah O'Donnell (not affected by either strike) on Wednesday, her hair stylist doing a makeover and a "Queer Eye" Fab Fiver (not affected by either strike) on Thursday and a TikToker on Friday.

[Kevin M.]

They might have already been digitally distributed to stations. Good luck getting them to not televise new content already paid for 

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[Jim Ellwanger]

TV listings (online, and on cable boxes and other devices) always lag behind programming changes by up to 24 hours.

Of course, once upon a time, all you had was TV Guide, which would lag behind programming changes by up to two weeks. (Okay, okay, you also had the daily listings in the newspaper, which could be updated within 24-48 hours, depending on the newspaper's production process.)

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