A beaker full of death said:
He really was played (if not written) as an asshole. When he first sidled in that smarmy way up to Gillian the crowd in my theater hissed. Then he starts in with that "hey, I know you kiddo" stuff. It could have been played very differently, but someone made the choice to make him a schmuck.
Scott DeVenneyPython Trek said:
I've seen that actor in something else---a sitcom and a movie-of-the-week, maybe? And he was an a-hole in those, too, IIRC. <shrug> Maybe it's his speciality, like Christopher Lee plays wizards and vampires, Cary Grant played charming, vulnerable rogues, and Whateverhisnameis plays a-holes.![]()
Peach Wookiee said:
It's not her fault... He had it coming... He only had himself to blame...![]()
Tenure protects one from persecution over controversial ideas, not for being insubordinate or physically assaulting someone. Unless you go on record for being mentally ill, in which case you're now part of a protected class.Steven Of Nine said:
Trekker4747 said:
She must've had one HELL of a contract with the Ceteacean Institute so she could get away with smacking and screaming at her boss.
You're apparently unfamiliar with the concept of Tenure and Grant Funding.
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