Bringining this out of the grays, because this article needed to reference The Road to Wellville.
Bringining this out of the grays, because this article needed to reference The Road to Wellville.
So I’m just going to assume here forward that every time there’s a rate increase, it means they got robbed.
For those who don’t want to go through over 40 pages of slideshow, here’s the full list:
Correction. American companies are not willing to pay people enough to afford American-made goods, nor are they willing to accept the smaller profit margins. We bought American for a few centuries before everyone started outsourcing to increase profits.
Uh... that latter part is the “normal” thanks... :p
To answer the quoted question: me. Never heard of Walker Hayes or that song. And yeah, I don’t follow country music.
There is strong ALF DNA with Roger (Before they decided he can just wear disguises and go wherever he wants.)
I caught him either on comedy central or hbo late one night in the early aughts
FWIW
haha fuck you. You go try it. No worries.
Hulu also announced the show, and thus the lack of DiMaggio, before he ever breathed a WORD about this.
Because he’s one of the most popular animated characters ever created, with one of the most iconic voices ever, and was not only crucial but probably the face of the show for over a decade?
It just seems ludicrous to me. A different voice actor would negate the entire purpose - you’re not doing this to get new fans,…
Okay then go away, no one asked for your help.
He has more of a right to weigh in on issues affecting voice actors than literally anyone in these comments
“If the rest of the cast felt that way, they wouldn’t have agreed to come back.”
“It’s insulting to suggest your coworkers should be paid more” isn’t a great take
Saying he thinks the entire cast is underpaid is not “speaking for them.” That’s an opinion on industry practices; he’s not directly commenting on the other castmembers’ decisions to sign on (at least not here), and while there is room to infer, it’s still much more inference than implication. Your comment comes…
I don’t really get this point - there are lots of people who are great at their jobs and have a ton of experience who accept underpaying jobs. And there’s a lot of reasons why that may be the case - maybe they don’t know what they’re really worth, maybe they do but are happy with the status quo, maybe they value perks…
Are we seriously going to move forward on this without the original Bender? That’s the worst fucking idea in a long, long while.
Can’t they just get whoever played Flexo to voice Bender?