I mean I agree with you that they are different disciplines but it sounds like that was a last stitch “if no one else will do it, let us give it a try”. Which is fair

I loudly, non-humbly agree with your humble disagreement.

I don’t fully disagree.

This is a real bummer. I love the show and it had the vibe that everything was hunky dory behind the scenes. Also I’m not finished w/ S5 yet but clearly from the comments and spinoff news Jung and Shannon don’t end up happily ever after, which I’m totally fine with, but knowing that now is a bit of spoiler.

I think he’s pretty clear in his statement what his rate complaint actually is about. (It’s point 5 if you want to look.) Recognizing that they had no leverage and would take what they could get, he’s not really complaining about the initial rate. Schitt’s Creek had a more famous cast and fancier agents and had a…

umm, canada gave you jordan peterson and gavin mcinnes so...

No, we are definitely not better.

Canada likes its clean-cut image of polite and progressive society, but they’re not better.

One of my friends worked on set there and said it was often a battle to get your name on the list because it was a very good set to work on. But sounds like they were neglecting the actual comfort of its stars, and maybe the stars made it comfortable for the set people even though it was uncomfortable for them :(

They are fraternal triplets that spontaneously generated when a super chemical was accidentally added to a mundane concoction of baking ingredients during an experiment to perfect young human females. Hair color is the suspension of disbelief dealbreaker?

I bet this sounded better in your “why won’t Chloe Wang date me” subreddit.

Needs a Would’ve in there

Game Of Thrones and Seinfeld being too famous examples

I haven’t done much Barsanti-bashing recently, so let me indulge for just a moment:

Sure, because every suburb in America has a Korean fried chicken place.  Hell, I’ve never seen one outside of a manwah.

Thank you for that thorough answer. This actually makes a lot of sense. Although, I do have a suspicion that you work for Chik’fil’a now.

They make a darn good chicken sandwich. Up until recently (when I tried the Popeye’s chicken sandwich), I would have said that it’s the best fast food chicken sandwich that you can buy.

It became a temperance bar in 1899. Not sure what the building was used for before that?

I don’t care about legal technicalities. I’m not a judge, or sitting on a jury, and we’re not in a court of law. A 35 year old trying to fuck a high school student is a huge red flag, full stop, by any common sense standard.

From the article, just a tiny sampling of the many, many people who spoke out about various incidents: