With a historic double-whammy of two concurrent Hollywood walkouts — now actors and writers are striking against studios, networks, and streamers — viewers likely won’t see much scripted content on network TV this fall. But what about unscripted content, including reality shows like Dancing With the Stars and The Masked Singer? According to Deadline, the unscripted TV lineup won’t take as much of a hit from the newly-launched actors strike: Reality shows, variety shows, and game shows are covered by the SAG-AFTRA National Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting, which is different from the film and TV collective bargaining agreement at the center of the SAG-AFTRA walkout. Michael Becker/Fox That differentiation means, as examples, that ABC can forge ahead with Dancing With the Stars and its primetime versions of Jeopardy! and Wheel of Fortune, NBC can continue filming new seasons of The Voice and America’s Got Talent,...