Every 13 weeks but yes that is a standard contract

Any actor, regardless of popularity/longevity, can be released from their contract with a soap every 13 weeks. It is for the protection of the show/network, not the actor.

Okay. So here's my next question, if an actor gets written out in say, the second week of that 13 week cycle, do they get any type of money for the rest of that cycle since they are still technically employed for the next 11 weeks?

Edited January 18, 201312 yr by marceline

I need to do some homework!

I'm gonna take a guess at that one, Errol. Like I said, their lack of a real PR arm versus more leaks and surrogates makes me continue to side-eye this.

I need to do some homework!

Ok, Good Luck!

Ok, Good Luck!

Thanks!

Ok, Good Luck!

Thanks!

Boy... now I know you did not just respond to yourself!

I'm gonna take a guess at that one, Errol. Like I said, their lack of a real PR arm versus more leaks and surrogates makes me continue to side-eye this.

Nope. Not Prospect Park. Someone I've known for years and have known them to be a lazy ass since the moment I said "hi!"

I was never very good at Hangman, Errol.

I'm too pissed right now to even think straight. Wouldn't want to say something I might regret later. If the person is reading this, however (which I doubt), people in the industry have been laughing about your lazy ass for years. Today just put you on a whole new level of lazy. #WastingPeoplesTimeLikeItsYoursYouSeeYouNextTuesday!

Okay. So here's my next question, if an actor gets written out in say, the second week of that 13 week cycle, do they get any type of money for the rest of that cycle since they are still technically employed for the next 11 weeks?

They get paid for the rest of that cycle.

Now the diff can be someone like Kim Zimmer who said on her TV legend interview that she had That if P&G Let her Go before the end of each year on her contract at GL, P&G had to pay her the remaining money for that year of her contract

She also had it where she could give notice to quit anytime but P&G were the ones that set how much notice she had to give & if she exercised that, P&G did not have to pay up the rest of that year of her contract.

http://www.emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/kim-zimmer

Edited January 18, 201312 yr by John

Don't worry Errol. I constantly take screen shots of everything I find interesting on this board. If you need some evidence just let me know!

Anybody any good at Hangman? It's got to be about a publicist, surely.

Ok, Good Luck!

Thanks!

What the actual !@#$%^&*]? Did you just have a conversation with your self?

Anybody any good at Hangman? It's got to be about a publicist, surely.

I'll give you that . There's another SeeYouNextTuesday out there, but she's just an ignorant bitch. The one I'm referring to at least looks hot!

Errol keeps calling people c.unts and I can't get over it!

I feel like Errol is talking about Jamey but I have no basis for that