fran drescher leads rally to striking actors and writers to city hall

[horselightning]

Actress Fran Drescher leads rally of striking actors and writers outside City Hall | amNewYork

Actress Fran Drescher led a rally of hundreds of striking actors and writers outside City Hall on Tuesday, moments before the City Council was set to vote on

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these people make more money than anyone in this country and they are doing this. very greedy. maybe they should actually see what homeless is really like to go walk around skid row.

 

[two_iron]

We've got a stuttering fucktard installed in the white house through a stolen election that we just found out has taken about $50 Million in bribes...

And they think we give a fuck about hollywood??

 

[horselightning]

We've got a stuttering fucktard installed in the white house through a stolen election that we just found out has taken about $50 Million in bribes...

And they think we give a fuck about hollywood??


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lol tell these rich folk to go home.

 

[DudleySmith]

Don't know anybody who has noticed. Too many people are watching old reruns of shows where the writing and talent was much better. Viewers willing to pay for TV are declining.

 

[Failzero]

Hollywood is on the ropes

 

[horselightning]

Don't know anybody who has noticed. Too many people are watching old reruns of shows where the writing and talent was much better. Viewers willing to pay for TV are declining.

true

 

[horselightning]

Hollywood is on the ropes

oh yeah

 

[theHawk]

Hollywood is on the ropes

Yea, especially since all they spit out now is woke garbage, with very few exceptions.

 

[theHawk]

Don't know anybody who has noticed. Too many people are watching old reruns of shows where the writing and talent was much better. Viewers willing to pay for TV are declining.

That’s the thing. There is so much content out there, there is already a lifetime of great movies and TV shows on the shelf.

 

[Votto]

Hollywood is on the ropes

You mean at the end of the rope where they belong.

 

[Votto]

That’s the thing. There is so much content out there, there is already a lifetime of great movies and TV shows on the shelf.

Plus, people are much poorer now and can't afford the high prices to go see these inane movies.

And people are just sick of their cult like devotion to the one party destroying their lives.

 

[DudleySmith]

That’s the thing. There is so much content out there, there is already a lifetime of great movies and TV shows on the shelf.

I was at one of my breakfast stops a couple of days ago and one of the kids asked me if I ever saw a show called 'Dobie Gillis'; lol I said of course. He watches it every day. I admit it has aged a lot better than most comedy shows from that era.

 

[DudleySmith]

Plus, people are much poorer now and can't afford the high prices to go see these inane movies.

And people are just sick of their cult like devotion to the one party destroying their lives.

If the cable content series are any good they end up on TV or at the library anyway. We liked The Closer way back when, now it's on every weekday, two episodes in a row, on a local channel. So was the Sopranos, and some others I don't watch.

Breaking Bad and Walking Dead probably won't make it to free TV, though, due to the subject matter and the gross zombie bashing special effects stuff, and 'Weed' won't, most likely, nor 'Shameless'. I can get them from the library. though. Tried to watch the last two, but thought they sucked and never got past a couple of episodes. Walking Dead got pretty repetitive and boring, too. I started rooting for Negan to win.

 

[horselightning]

geto ut the dvds or blue rays if you have player for them