It's just a formality.Kurtzman is going to be at Comic-Con representing Picard, DSC and Lower Decks. Is he fired yet?
It's just a formality.Kurtzman is going to be at Comic-Con representing Picard, DSC and Lower Decks. Is he fired yet?
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IOt was either a broadcast fee dispute OR a Commercial money dispute (IE Paramount wanted more money for commercials (eg. change the revenue split) because yes, new episodes of Season 7 was not aired as they 'premiered' for a time in markets - they repeated earlier season episodes in the timw slot instead.) It had nothing to to with sports pre-emptions.There was no cost to the local stations. Paramount and local stations split the commercial time. Paramount selling the national ads and the stations selling the local ads. As far as I know there were no fees paid by the local stations. If your station preempted any DS9 episodes there must have been a different reason. Maybe to show local sports teams.
That some good soup.Maybe the soup line goes through San Diego?
Look, I went to film school.
I understand how deconstructing media works. I also know that if you take that too far then it's no longer entertainment, but simply people carpet-bagging their way into a property to use as a political conversation piece. I understand that in a forum people who get off on that are going to congregate here, but I know the difference between noisy ideologues and fans. Since you don't seem to have any mode of engagement beyond strawmen and ad hominem, pointing this out is pissing into the wind, but I don't need your personal stamp of approval or those of the converted you preach to to know I'm right.
I'm going to step in and challenge this assumption. Binary thinking comes as a defensive reaction to past pain, not just from stupidity. As with politics, humans are a complicated manner and black and white thinking is just one way we try to survive in this universe.Politics is a complicated matter and is only binary to extremely stupid people
Just a real world observation, it never helps, mostly because stupid people don't know they are stupid.But calling people stupid doesn't really help.
Fair point. Building up relationship with people is what helps.Just a real world observation, it never helps, mostly because stupid people don't know they are stupid.
That's throwing a lot of words around without saying anything resembling a coherent thought. There's no through-line from blathering about "deconstructing media" to it being "no longer entertainment". Non sequitur. You might want to go take a refresher course on Jacques Derrida before next prattling on about something you apparently don't actually grok.All your post does is reinforce my critique. Look, I went to film school. I understand how deconstructing media works. I also know that if you take that too far then it's no longer entertainment, but simply people carpet-bagging their way into a property to use as a political conversation piece.[...]
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