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Create a list of negative effects of the writer's strike mentioned here: format in shortened sentences and a numbered list.

Hopefully, a satisfactory 11th-hour agreement will be reached by the midnight deadline, but if that doesn’t happen, and the strike goes on longer than a few days, the media landscape beyond late night will gradually change. The first hiccups will be in network shows, then streaming, and finally, movies.

This season’s network TV shows have largely wrapped production, so the season finales of Law & Order and its ilk will probably not be affected, but if the strike goes on for 100 days like the 2007-2008 strike, the start of the fall TV season will most likely be delayed. A few productions have reportedly banked some episodes for the fall in preparation for the strike, but most shows haven’t, which will leave networks scrambling to find non-WGA programs to fill their air. The last time around, some programs that were already on the block were canceled outright. Networks fleshed out their schedules largely with reality TV (where the writers are called “producers” and aren’t in a union) back in 2007-2008, so I hope you like The Bachelor. 
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1. The late night shows will be the first to change.
2. Network shows, streaming, and movies will begin to feel some hiccups.
3. The start of the fall TV season may be delayed if the strike goes on for 100 days.
4. Networks will have to find non-WGA programs to fill their air.
5. Some programs that were teetering on the chopping block may be prematurely canceled.
6. Networks may have to flesh out their schedules largely with reality TV.