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in which Worldwide Pants essentially agreed to operate in accordance with the contract demands of the WGA for the duration of the labor dispute. The agreements automatically reverted to the final contract terms that the guild reached with the AMPTP at the end of the strike. The agreement allowed both
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magazine published in March 2017, Letterman said of the company: "Worldwide Pants is now on pause. Years ago, I wanted Worldwide Pants to be an ongoing organism whereby we could continue to employ people and develop material. In the meantime, things changed out from under us. It was explained to me
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Unlike CBS, NBC would have had to negotiate an agreement covering the entire network in order to have writers work on the two late night shows. NBC aired new episodes of its late night shows on the same night as CBS, but without writers. This meant, among other things, that Leno and O'Brien were
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that that production model doesn’t hold up anymore. So Worldwide Pants ran out of steam for lack of opportunity. But we are trying to put it back together. It would be fun not to be involved in traditional ABC, NBC, CBS television. There’s a billion different places to put something now."
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from his production company, then get someone else to pay for the rest of it. He isn't particularly hands-on once the programs get past the initial stages, but his imprimatur carries weight with network buyers. "They've got a point of view about everything they do," says
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acquired the rights from Warner, giving it a limited release in summer 2006. The film grossed slightly more than $ 2 million, on a $ 2 million production budget and $ 1.5 million prints and advertising budget.
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The company didn't shut down with Letterman's retirement from late night television; however, its future direction was unclear at the time of Letterman's finale. CEO Rob Burnett said at the time of
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In October 2007, the media announced that Worldwide Pants would co-produce its first non-comedy project, a documentary about young adults running for public office. The documentary, titled
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During the first part of the strike reruns of Worldwide Pants shows were aired. This changed when Worldwide Pants broke ranks with the AMPTP by negotiating an independent, interim
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Production of new episodes of the company's two late-night CBS talk shows ceased on November 5, 2007, when the Worldwide Pants writers joined the strike against the
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In March 2008, Eco Media announced a "content partnership" with Worldwide Pants to "create original, unscripted, environment-related content, in the style of
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without violating strike rules and were unable to secure the appearance of most celebrities, who refused to cross a
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from 1982 to 1990 (Carson would continue to be credited with production of that show until his retirement in 1992).
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announced that Worldwide Pants would produce a half-hour animated ensemble comedy for the channel from
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is an American television and film production company founded and owned by comedian and talk show host
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In October 2012, Worldwide Pants and B&B Productions—a subsidiary of Worldwide Pants created by
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s winding down are concluded. The company moved out of the 13 story office building above the
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with Worldwide Pants, part of a deal that included extending Ferguson's contract until 2014.
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article comments on the approach Letterman takes for Worldwide Pants television productions:
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The agreement gave Worldwide Pants and CBS a perceived advantage over their rivals at
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In 1996, Worldwide Pants went on to greater success in primetime with the launch of
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In April 2010, Worldwide Pants started Clear Entertainment, a.k.a. C.E. Music, a
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at the end of 2014 and Corden's premiere. The company is not producing either
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to return to the airwaves with their full writing staffs on January 2, 2008.
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subsequently signed up as North American distributor of the film, before
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executive producer, was the senior vice-president until his retirement.
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in 1991, shortly after its formation. The company, then known as
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In April 2012, CBS announced that it would begin co-producing
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In early 2017, Worldwide Pants won a lawsuit over royalties.
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In 2008 Worldwide Pants signed a product placement deal with
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remote segments, for television and Internet distribution."
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In 1993, the company produced two shows: one was the sitcom
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Celebrity 100 article about Letterman and Worldwide Pants
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iterations until 2015. Also that year, it teamed up with
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in 1980. This company was also credited with producing
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