Race war perp, Channing Dungey. If Barr sued Dungey and ABC/Disney for extorting her to drop all claims against ABC, they could potentially be liable for $1 billion in lost profits and pay for Barr. Conspiracy to commit extortion is also a felony, even when the perp is black, and the vic is white.
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Tuesday, October 30, 2018 at 4:41:00 P.M. EDT
Despite ratings dip, Roseanne spinoff The Conners gets an additional episode order
PATRICK GOMEZ
October 26, 2018 at 04:57 P.M. EDT
Entertainment Weekly
ABC is treating viewers to even more of the Conner family.
On Friday, the network announced that it was ordering an additional episode of The Conners. The series — which was spun-off from Roseanne after star Roseanne Barr was fired for a racist tweet attacking former President Obama senior adviser Valerie Jarrett — was initially greenlit for 10 episodes, but Friday’s news brings the season total to 11 with the possibility for more.
[N.S.: I've never heard of a programming chief ordering one, lousy additional episode of a weekly series. The norm would be ten more, in order to complete the season.]
The Conners‘ ratings were down significantly from the premiere of Roseanne last spring, but was on par with Roseanne‘s finale and even managed to edge out NBC’s This Is Us for the night. Tuesday night’s episode was down 26 percent in the demo from the premiere; that’s a bit more than your typical second-week drop for a “new” series, but also far from the plummet that some had predicted. One big factor was that Fox aired Game 1 of the World Series that night. Still, the comedy was the second-highest rated entertainment series Tuesday night, behind only This Is Us.
GRA: Bottom line: Channing Dungey will stubbornly hold on to this show, out of spite. The show has a dead character that's more important than the ones still living, similar to, if Archie Bunker would have been killed off on his series, All in the Family. The other characters all fed off the main actor. Without that character—disaster. Fire Dungey, fire Holt, put a muzzle on Hillary.
N.S.: No, I say. Celebrate Dungey and Holt, while they take the whole network down the drain! And then blame white women for the debacle!
A final note from me on Megyn Kelly.On my Youtube page,up came the 2 minute apology from Kelly,via a WSJ reporter.I watched it and then scrolled down to the comments.
ReplyDeleteThere were a thousand comments from blacks,whites,men,women.I didn't see one of them accusing Kelly of racism.Zero.
Which brings us to NBC's REAL reason for getting rid of her.Poor ratings,cojoined with a need for NBC to look like black sympathizers--and a slice of anti-white discipline thrown in.The anti-white faction LOVES to punish a whitey,caught in a marginally ambiguous racial situation,by pounding him with a 10 foot long hammer--termination of his/her employment.
The woman in N.C. was fired from her $125,000 job for a similarly overblown video.Other whites,confronting blacks the past year,have lost their jobs.The strategy is not accidental.The liberals want you to think beforehand:If you decide to argue,call out or question a black-
and it's caught on video(you better be sure it isn't),you just might lose your livelyhood.3 minutes of confrontation may ruin your life.That's why Roseanne was fired.Same goes for Kelly,Papa John and other less famous ordinary white people that received national coverage.White police are another segment being pressured into being non-confrontational--or risk losing their jobs.
The Dem powers that be,are saying to whites in similar future situations,"Do you want to risk it,whitey?Do you feel lucky,cracker?We will have you FIRED!"
And if the white takes a pass on that future situation and looks the other way,we have been reduced to trained idiots--a big "Mission Accomplished" for the Bookers,Harrises,Winfreys,Sharptons and Holders of the world.
--GR Anonymous--I'm a white man