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Empire: Discussion Thread

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Apparently the producers of the show were going to talk to him about his future on the show. There is a meeting scheduled today. 

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1 minute ago, Soapsuds said:

Apparently the producers of the show were going to talk to him about his future on the show. There is a meeting scheduled today. 

 

They'll probably ask him to step away to avoid any legal troubles, but will he? 

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2 minutes ago, te. said:

 

They'll probably ask him to step away to avoid any legal troubles, but will he? 

Does he have a choice? 

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Just now, Soapsuds said:

Does he have a choice? 

 

He might, as a last desperate measure, try to raise any perceived laws (right or wrong) to his firing. I think they'll just settle at something.

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If he were unhappy with his salary, then he should have done what most actors do in his situation: refuse to come into work until a new deal was negotiated.

 

30 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Apparently the producers of the show were going to talk to him about his future on the show. There is a meeting scheduled today. 

 

What's there to talk about?  Tell his lying ass that Walmart's hiring and then show him the door!

 

3 hours ago, Darn said:

I want to be mad at myself for believing him but I'm not, I will continue to err on the side of believing someone when they say they were attacked.

 

+ 1.

 

3 hours ago, Darn said:

In this age of SVU I can't believe he left so much evidence everywhere. Phone calls? Text? A check? My dude! How dumb are you?

 

Even culprits on "Murder, She Wrote" never left behind that much evidence!

 

1 hour ago, Soapsuds said:

Who the hell writes a check when paying someone off?

 

That will go down in infamy right next to Whitney Houston and her crack receipts.

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4 minutes ago, Faulkner said:

 

If he was innocent why did Jussie apologize? I guess someone else signed that check? Is this guy for real??

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Just now, Soapsuds said:

If he was innocent why did Jussie apologize? I guess someone else signed that check? Is this guy for real??

I’m interested in hearing his explanation. 

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1 hour ago, Juliajms said:

As if all black people in America need to answer for this.

 

Remember that episode of "Designing Women" when Carlene's ex-husband, Dwayne Dobber, told Anthony he had polled all the African-American employees at his car dealership about the Rodney King verdict and asked him (Anthony) how he felt?  

 

The truth is, whenever one of us (meaning, an African-American) ends up in the news -- Jussie, Rodney, O.J., etc. -- white people rush to the rest of us immediately, pretending to care about what "we" think about the situation.

 

Seriously, white people, I love y'all, but I wish y'all would get it through your heads that our skin color does not always affect our way of thinking.  A Black man who gets caught paying off two Nigerians (with a damn check!) to beat his ass, throw a noose at him, and pour bleach (or bleach-like substance) on his head, just because he's unhappy about his paycheck, looks as ignorant to us as he does to y'all.

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31 minutes ago, Khan said:

Even culprits on "Murder, She Wrote" never left behind that much evidence!

 

If this story wasn't so tragic, people would just be laughing at the total ineptitude of these three. The criminals on Scooby Doo were smarter than them. 

 

To answer a post upthread, I too remember On Our Own. The oldest sibling, dressed in drag to try to keep the family, looked a bit like Madea, years before Tyler Perry's movies came out.

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Our_Own_(1994_TV_series)

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15 minutes ago, amybrickwallace said:

 

If this story wasn't so tragic, people would just be laughing at the total ineptitude of these three. The criminals on Scooby Doo were smarter than them. 

 

To answer a post upthread, I too remember On Our Own. The oldest sibling, dressed in drag to try to keep the family, looked a bit like Madea, years before Tyler Perry's movies came out.

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_Our_Own_(1994_TV_series)

Now that you mention them....The Scooby Doo gang could've solved this with all the obvious clues left behind and this guy still wants us to believe he is innocent? Did someone rip off his checks and make it payable to his two friends?

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56 minutes ago, Soapsuds said:

Did someone rip off his checks and make it payable to his two friends?

 

You know that's going to be the crux of his defense lawyer's case.

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17 minutes ago, amybrickwallace said:

 

You know that's going to be the crux of his defense lawyer's case.

 

They've already put out a story about how they were Jussie's personal trainer (implication: Jussie paid them for their services), but that still doesn't explain the phone calls and texts.

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