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  • It's how I see things.

    Never relied on a union to tell me what to think (only when not to work).

    Can't say what "most people" think as I have not met most of them. Impressive that you have, though.

  • Had my opinion on his character already not been colored by his past actions I may be more inclined to accept that explanation.

    I went into this with the view that he's a dick already.

    So even if I didn't believe solidarity was even more important in the face of potential reprisal I wouldn't be very inclined to charitably read any of his actions.

    It is two things:

    1. I genuinely consider his position to be a moral failing
    2. Even if all this were not going on I would want to see him fired because I hate him (though on principal never as retaliation because solidarity, even for people you hate; his position as worker would in that scenario outclass personal animosity)
  • I mean they should show eachother solidarity.

    "Ken is an actor" in that being a presenter is not different enough a job for this fight not to be his profession's fight.

  • I'm not in SAG and not bound by their rules on what to consider actors.

    I'm saying a host "is an actor" in the same sense Rob Gordon says bass guitar and lead guitar are the same job.

  • If a poet preformed as a form of content during an actor or writer strike I would judge them the same way I am judging Ken.

    All the things you listed are "actors" in the same way some people refer to all carbonated beverages as "coke".

  • Yes, in a broad sense. The fact he's not in SAG doesn't make presenters, actors, improv performers, hosts, stand-up comics any less all the same cloth—any more than the existence of non-union actors.

    I'm calling it a dick move to not show solidarity, not a violation of a specific union contract.

    Mayim Bialik chose not to present questions while the question writers were striking and Ken Jennings could have done so too.
    I judge him for that choice.

  • I never said dude was in the same union. I said he should be showing showbiz solidarity.

  • You can't play The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on this.

    Does the Atari 2600+ use emulation software to play game cartridges?

    Yes, the Atari 2600+ uses emulation technology to play game cartridges. View the full list of compatible games here.

    I got you though.

  • Hosting a TV show is totally an acting gig and I absolutely hold it against those who side with management during a strike.

    Granted I already dislike him for additional reasons, but even if I didn't hate him already I'd be disappointed by this move.

  • Oh you fucking know it.

    Shouldn't be too hard to make one yourself, though.

  • They're funding videos where beavers whisper into microphones?

  • Is this only available on streaming or can I buy it on video / DVD?

  • Ain’t they like 40?

    So are some people who stream movies. So are some people who work fast food.

    Unless I passed out reading this thread and woke up in Logan's Run I'm not seeing the problem.

  • Because they punished the executives who talked to a trans woman and now neither side will claim the swill.

    That's a lesson in waffling, not political correctness.

  • Counterpoint: I am glad the show is coming back and I hope Bobi gets to transition.

    [image: Shot from King of the Hill showing Bobby Hill peer into their school locker at a Mrs. Doubtfire lunchbox]

  • What are you talking about? '93 was like yesterday.
    What's a "90s station"? This is contemporary music.

    For real though, whatever your time is and theirs has overlapped because they're still touring.

  • That's off Marvin The Album, yeah?
    And the EP it was a single on but like originally I mean.

    '92, '93 something like that.

  • How does he turn it into flour?

    Does he ...mill it?