‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 32 will premiere as planned, despite initial backlash. The WGA and studios reached a tentative deal Sunday to end the writers’ strike.
The latest season of “Dancing With the Stars” will debut as originally planned, following months of tension and uncertainty amid the months-long writers’ strike.
ABC confirmed to The Times on Monday that the star-studded dance competition will premiere Tuesday at 8 p.m. Pacific, just days after the Writers Guild of America and major Hollywood studios struck a tentative deal that would end the strike.
Just last week, the production faced backlash and a number of celebrity competitors were accused by striking writers of crossing picket lines.
Writers picketed at “DWTS” rehearsal studio, 3rd Street Dance, in West Hollywood, Deadline reported. A number of union members specifically called out “Veep” star Matt Walsh, Oscar winner Mira Sorvino and “How I Met Your Mother” actor Alyson Hannigan.
