I think it's incredibly unlikely he will ever be mentioned onscreen again.
I think it's incredibly unlikely he will ever be mentioned onscreen again.
^ I'll be quite surprised if that turns out to be true!
The way he was handled shows the immaturity of the writers that a few years later will fuck over the actress who played Weir.
A post in the House thread got me thinking. Do you think/hope that Jonas survived the Ori invasion of Langara and do you think/hope that we will hear mention of him at some point in the future?
The way he was handled shows the immaturity of the writers that a few years later will fuck over the actress who played Weir.
In what sense was the handling of either immature? The writers have no obligation to keep either in the show, they use them while they need them, that's how the job works. If anyone acted immaturely it was Torri Higginson, who accepted the deal for four other episodes, and then came out afterwards saying that the way she was let-go was 'shitty'. She explained it, and somehow in her head, the writers bringing her into their office and telling her they were killing her off after season 4 had wrapped, then offering her a few more episodes somehow qualified 'shitty'. I mean I know she's a relatively a small time actress, but doesn't she know how the industry works? If anything they did her a courtesy, many actors would simply have a had a phone call from their agent one day during the hiatus.
Wow... everything you say about Stargate is over the top, you much be from Gateworld. Maybe you are a writer of the show? Because they are in their own little happy world too.
Few points:I love how you live in your own little dreamland. She was fired. She had a 6 year contract that she wouldn't do other shows, she had to move to Canada for the job, and then at the last minute the writers went "we are firing you for no reason because we really have no plan". Then they get pissed off when she refuses to do four more episode? I would tell them to fuck off too.
If they actually had a plan, they could ahve killed her off and kept her around as a bad guy. She was still under contract, but they fired her and then wanted her back. They could have done what they did with Sam, make her show up for another season because it's in her contract, but not be in every episode. Weir could have been the main bad-girl of season 4, still being a "main character" and then she couldn't have told the creators no. Instead they fired her ass, once again for no reason, then wonder why she gets pissy.
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