Due to a recent absence of adorable photographs in our inbox of the most potent symbol of Writers Guild solidarity to emerge from the strike, we were a little afraid that the Incredible Picketing Baby, finally tuckered out by weeks of instilling fear in the hearts of studio executives with her clever signs, had retired from marching detail. This apprehension on our part was, of course, completely ridiculous, as the IPB—shown earlier today patrolling the newly exorcised Warner Bros. lot—will not rest until this thing is settled, even if it she has to put off enrolling in kindergarten to see her mission through.

While other protestors have recently opted for more scatological expressions of frustration with their stubborn, internet-devaluing studio opponents, the Incredible Picketing Baby, unquestionably the work stoppage's breakout star, is keeping things classy at the Warner Bros. line today. We're especially enamored of her Goodnight Moonves sign, which instantly brings to mind the bedtime story being read to the children of parents weary from their long hours on the picket line, in which a union-supporting youngster wishes a fitful night's sleep to the studio executives whose ears are still ringing from yet another day of headache-inducing chants.